Cross-country skiing world cup 2017/18

winner
World Cup 2017/18
	Men's	Ladies
Overall World Cup	Norway Johannes Høsflot Klæbo	Norway Heidi Weng
Distance World Cup	Switzerland Dario Cologna	Norway Heidi Weng
Sprint World Cup	Norway Johannes Høsflot Klæbo	Norway Maiken Caspersen Falla
U23 World Cup	Norway Johannes Høsflot Klæbo	Russia Natalja Neprjajewa
Nations ranking	Norway Norway	Norway Norway
Competitions
Venues	14th	14th

Individual competitions	28	28
Relay competitions	1	1

Called off	1	1
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The 2017/18 Cross-Country World Cup is a series of competitions organized by the FIS , which began on November 24, 2017 in Ruka and ends on March 18, 2018 in Falun . For the 12th time, the Tour de Ski was held as part of the World Cup , a stage race for which 400 instead of the usual 100 World Cup points are awarded in the event of victory.

Men

Podiums men

date	venue	discipline	winner	Second	Third
Ruka Triple
November 24, 2017	Finland Ruka	Classic sprint	Norway Johannes Høsflot Klæbo	Norway Pål Golberg	Sweden Calle Halfvarsson
November 25, 2017		15 km classic	Norway Johannes Høsflot Klæbo	Norway Didrik Tonseth	Finland Iivo Niskanen
November 26, 2017		15 km freestyle pursuit	France Maurice Manificat	Finland Matti Heikkinen	Norway Hans Christer Holund
Lillehammer triple overall standings			Norway Johannes Høsflot Klæbo	Norway Martin Johnsrud Sundby	Russia Alexander Bolshunov
2nd December 2017	Norway Lillehammer	Classic sprint	Norway Johannes Høsflot Klæbo	Russia Sergei Ustyugov	Russia Alexander Bolshunov
3rd December 2017	Norway Lillehammer	30 km skiathlon	Norway Johannes Høsflot Klæbo	Norway Martin Johnsrud Sundby	Norway Hans Christer Holund
December 9, 2017	Switzerland Davos	Sprint freestyle	Norway Johannes Høsflot Klæbo	Italy Federico Pellegrino	Russia Alexander Bolshunov
December 10, 2017	Switzerland Davos	15 km freestyle	France Maurice Manificat	Russia Sergei Ustyugov	Russia Alexander Bolshunov
December 16, 2017	Italy Toblach	15 km freestyle	Norway Simen Hegstad Kruger	France Maurice Manificat	United Kingdom Andrew Musgrave
17th December 2017	Italy Toblach	15 km classic pursuit	Norway Johannes Høsflot Klæbo	Russia Sergei Ustyugov	Kazakhstan Alexei Poltoranin
12. Tour de Ski
December 30, 2017	Switzerland Lenzerheide Main article : Cross-country skiing world cup in Lenzerheide	Sprint freestyle	Russia Sergei Ustyugov	Italy Federico Pellegrino	France Lucas Chanavat
December 31, 2017		15 km classic	Switzerland Dario Cologna	Kazakhstan Alexei Poltoranin	Norway Martin Johnsrud Sundby
1st January 2018		15 km freestyle pursuit	Switzerland Dario Cologna	Russia Sergei Ustyugov	Russia Alexander Bolshunov
January 3, 2018	Germany Oberstdorf	Classic sprint	Competition because of the storm depression Burglind canceled
4th January 2018	Germany Oberstdorf	15 km freestyle mass start	Norway Emil Iversen	Norway Sindre Bjørnestad Skar	Italy Francesco De Fabiani
January 6, 2018	Italy Val di Fiemme	15 km classic mass start	Kazakhstan Alexei Poltoranin	Russia Andrei Larkow	Canada Alex Harvey
January 7, 2018	Italy Val di Fiemme	9 km freestyle mountain pursuit	Norway Martin Johnsrud Sundby	France Maurice Manificat	Russia Denis Spizow
Tour de Ski overall ranking			Switzerland Dario Cologna	Norway Martin Johnsrud Sundby	Canada Alex Harvey
January 13, 2018	Germany Dresden Main article : Cross-country skiing world cup in Dresden	Sprint freestyle	Italy Federico Pellegrino	Norway Johannes Høsflot Klæbo	France Lucas Chanavat
January 14, 2018		Team sprint freestyle	Italy Italy I Dietmar Nöckler Federico Pellegrino	Sweden Sweden I. Emil Jönsson Teodor Peterson	Russia Russia I. Andrei Krasnov Gleb Retiwych
20th January 2018	Slovenia Planica	Classic sprint	Norway Johannes Høsflot Klæbo	Norway Emil Iversen	Sweden Teodor Peterson
January 21, 2018	Slovenia Planica	15 km classic	Kazakhstan Alexei Poltoranin	Norway Johannes Høsflot Klæbo	Sweden Calle Halfvarsson
January 27, 2018	Austria Seefeld	Sprint freestyle	Norway Johannes Høsflot Klæbo	France Lucas Chanavat	Sweden Calle Halfvarsson
January 28, 2018	Austria Seefeld	15 km freestyle mass start	Switzerland Dario Cologna	Canada Alex Harvey	Norway Martin Johnsrud Sundby
February 9th to 25th, 2018 - 2018 Winter Olympics in PyeongchangKorea South
March 3, 2018	Finland Lahti	Sprint freestyle	Italy Federico Pellegrino	Russia Gleb Retiwych	Norway Johannes Høsflot Klæbo
4th March 2018	Finland Lahti	15 km classic	Kazakhstan Alexei Poltoranin	Russia Alexander Bolshunov	Finland Iivo Niskanen
March 7, 2018	Norway Drammen	Classic sprint	Norway Johannes Høsflot Klæbo	Norway Eirik Brandsdal	Russia Alexander Bolshunov
March 10, 2018	Norway Oslo	50 km freestyle mass start	Switzerland Dario Cologna	Norway Martin Johnsrud Sundby	Russia Maxim Wylegschanin
World Cup Final
March 16, 2018	Sweden Falun	Sprint freestyle	Norway Johannes Høsflot Klæbo	Italy Federico Pellegrino	France Lucas Chanavat
17th March 2018		15 km classic mass start	Russia Alexander Bolshunov	Sweden Calle Halfvarsson	Italy Francesco De Fabiani
18th March 2018		15 km freestyle pursuit	Canada Alex Harvey	Norway Hans Christer Holund	Russia Maxim Wylegschanin
World Cup final overall ranking			Russia Alexander Bolshunov	Canada Alex Harvey	Switzerland Dario Cologna

Point system0
In World Cup races, the best 30 athletes receive points, see FIS points system # The points scheme .
Awarding of points in stage races	Nordic Opening	Tour de Ski	World Cup Final
Half World Cup points are awarded for the individual stages. In the overall ranking of the Nordic Opening and the World Cup Finals , double World Cup points are awarded. Fourfold World Cup points are awarded in the overall ranking of the Tour de Ski .

World Cup standings men

Overall World Cup

Final result after 27 races

rank	Surname	Points
1.	Norway Johannes Høsflot Klæbo	1409
2.	Switzerland Dario Cologna	1290
3.	Norway Martin Johnsrud Sundby	1261
4th	Canada Alex Harvey	1179
5.	Russia Alexander Bolshunov	1152
6th	Norway Hans Christer Holund	917
7th	Kazakhstan Alexei Poltoranin	796
8th.	France Maurice Manificat	763
9.	Norway Emil Iversen	635
10.	Italy Federico Pellegrino	613
11.	Russia Alexei Chervotkin	569
12.	Russia Sergei Ustyugov	560
13.	Sweden Calle Halfvarsson	478
14th	Norway Simen Hegstad Kruger	457
15th	Finland Iivo Niskanen	456
16.	Norway Didrik Tonseth	453
17th	Sweden Daniel Rickardsson	398
18th	Russia Andrei Larkow	394
19th	Finland Ristomatti Hakola \|	382
20th	Russia Denis Spizow	376
21st	France Jean-Marc Gaillard	372
22nd	United Kingdom Andrew Musgrave	337
23.	Italy Francesco De Fabiani	331
24.	France Lucas Chanavat	323
25th	Norway Niklas Dyrhaug	307
26th	Sweden Marcus Hellner	283
27.	Russia Maxim Wylegschanin	267
28.	Sweden Teodor Peterson	251
29	Norway Sindre Bjørnestad Skar	250
30th	Russia Gleb Retiwych	247
31.	Sweden Oskar Svensson	229
32.	Norway Finn Hågen Krogh	215
33.	France Richard Jouve	206
34.	Norway Pål Golberg	202
35.	Finland Matti Heikkinen	197
36.	Norway Eirik Brandsdal	194
37.	Russia Alexander Bessmertnych	177
38.	Germany Thomas Bing	169
39.	Japan Keishin Yoshida	157
40.	United States Simeon Hamilton	152
41.	Norway Sondre Turvoll Fossli	146
42.	Russia Yevgeny Below	144
43.	Russia Alexei Vizenko	136
44.	Sweden Teodor Peterson	135
45.	France Baptiste Gros	134
46.	Czech Republic Martin Jakš	126
47.	Switzerland Jonas Baumann	125
48.	Switzerland Jovian Hediger	124
49.	Norway Kasper Stadaas	123
50.	United States Erik Bjornsen	121
51.	Italy Giandomenico Salvadori	120
52.	Germany Lucas Bögl	110

rank	Surname	Points
53.	France Clement Parisse	106
54.	Sweden Emil Jonsson	97
55.	Norway Even Northug	97
56.	Finland Anssi pentsines	97
57.	Russia Stanislav Wolschenzew	91
58.	Switzerland Toni Livers	91
59.	Norway Pål Trøan Aune	89
60.	Germany Jonas Dobler	86
61.	Russia Andrei Melnichenko	80
62.	Norway Fredrik Riseth	74
63.	Italy Maicol Rastelli	74
64.	Finland Martti Jylhä	73
65.	Switzerland Roman Schaad	71
66.	Russia Ivan Yakimushkin	71
67.	Germany Andreas Katz	70
68.	Finland Lauri Vuorinen	67
69.	Germany Florian Notz	67
70.	Norway Mattis Stenshagen	65
71.	Sweden Viktor Thorn	65
72.	Sweden Karl-Johan Westberg	64
73.	France Renaud Jay	64
74.	United Kingdom Andrew Young	63
75.	Canada Devon Kershaw	63
76.	France Adrien Backscheider	62
77.	Russia Alexander Panschinsky	61
78.	Estonia Karel Tammjärv	60
79.	Germany Sebastian Eisenlauer	56
80.	Austria Max Hauke	49
81.	Russia Ivan Kirillov	48
82.	Russia Andrei Krasnov	47
83.	Sweden Jens Burman	45
84.	Austria Dominik Baldauf	42
85.	France Robin Duvillard	39
86.	United States Andrew Newell	37
87.	Switzerland Roman Furger	36
88	France Damien Tarantola	36
89.	Norway Håvard Solås Taugbøl	35
90.	Poland Maciej Starega	34
91.	Russia Sergei Turyshev	31
92.	Italy Dietmar Nöckler	31
93.	Italy Mirco Bertolina	30th
94.	Russia Andrei Sobakarev	29
95.	Norway Eirik Sverdrup Augdal	29
96.	Finland Toni Ketela	29
97.	Finland Lari Lehtonen	29
98	Switzerland Candide Pralong	28
99	Germany Thomas Wick	28
100.	Japan Hiroyuki Miyazawa	26th
101.	Norway Simen Andreas Sveen	26th
102.	United States Kevin Bolger	25th
103.	United States Scott Patterson	25th
104.	Sweden Karl-Johan Dyvik	25th

rank	Surname	Points
105.	Estonia Marko Kilp	24
106.	Russia Anton Gafarow	24
107.	United States Patrick Caldwell	21st
108.	Norway Johan Hoel	20th
109.	Switzerland Erwan Käser	19th
110.	France Clement Arnault	19th
111.	Iceland Snorri Einarsson	19th
112.	Norway Gjøran Tefre	18th
113.	Canada Julien Locke	16
114.	Estonia Raido Rankel	16
115.	Korea South Kim Magnus	16
116.	Germany Valentin Mättig	16
117.	Switzerland Ueli Schnider	15th
118.	Sweden Anton Persson	15th
119.	Norway Daniel Stock	13
120.	Norway Erik Valnes	13
121.	Finland Matias Strandvall	13
122.	Finland Perttu Hyvärinen	13
123.	Austria Bernhard Tritscher	13
124.	Kazakhstan Yevgeny Velichko	12
125.	Slovenia Janez Lampič	12
126.	France Jules Lapierre	12
127.	Switzerland Gianluca Cologna	11
128.	Finland Juho Mikkonen	11
129.	Romania Paul Constantin Pepene	11
130.	Finland Joni Mäki	9
131.	Norway Emil Nyeng	9
132.	Czech Republic Michal Novák	9
133.	Slovenia Miha Šimenc	8th
134.	Finland Antti Ojansivu	8th
135.	Germany Janosch Brugger	8th
136.	Sweden Petter Engdahl	8th
137.	Sweden Emil Johansson	8th
138.	Finland Kusti Kittilä	7th
139.	Sweden Anton Lindblad	7th
140	Italy Michael Hellweger	7th
141.	Switzerland Curdin Perl	6th
142.	Finland Ari Luusua	6th
143.	France Valentin Chauvin	6th
144.	Sweden Bjorn Sandström	5
145.	Finland Verneri Suhonen	5
146.	Norway Per Kristian Nygård	4th
147.	Italy Stefan Zelger	3
148.	France Alexis Jeannerod	3
149.	United States Noah Hoffman	3
150.	Sweden Gustav Eriksson	2
151	Finland Ville Nousiainen	2
152.	Finland Juuso Haarala	2
153.	Czech Republic Petr Knop	1
154.	Australia Phillip Bellingham	1
155.	Switzerland Jason Rüesch	1

Distance World Cup

Sprint World Cup

U23 World Cup

Final score (Top 10)

rank	Surname	Points
1.	Switzerland Dario Cologna	698
2.	Norway Martin Johnsrud Sundby	657
3.	Norway Hans Christer Holund	599
4th	Canada Alex Harvey	594
5.	France Maurice Manificat	586
6th	Kazakhstan Alexei Poltoranin	533
7th	Norway Johannes Høsflot Klæbo	457
8th.	Norway Simen Hegstad Kruger	413
9.	Russia Alexander Bolshunov	396
10.	Russia Sergei Ustyugov	388

rank	Surname	Points
1.	Norway Johannes Høsflot Klæbo	740
2.	Italy Federico Pellegrino	497
3.	France Lucas Chanavat	323
4th	Norway Emil Iversen	310
5.	Finland Ristomatti Hakola	293
6th	Russia Alexander Bolshunov	276
7th	Russia Gleb Retiwych	245
8th.	France Richard Jouve	206
9.	Norway Eirik Brandsdal	194
10.	Sweden Calle Halfvarsson	187

rank	Surname	Points
1.	Norway Johannes Høsflot Klæbo	1409
2.	Russia Alexander Bolshunov	1152
3.	Russia Alexei Chervotkin	569
4th	Russia Denis Spizow	376
5.	Sweden Oskar Svensson	229
6th	Norway Even Northug	97
7th	Norway Fredrik Riseth	74
8th.	Russia Ivan Yakimushkin	71
9.	Finland Lauri Vuorinen	67
10.	Norway Mattis Stenshagen	65

Women

Podiums women

date	venue	discipline	winner	Second	Third
Ruka Triple
November 24, 2017	Finland Ruka	Classic sprint	Sweden Stina Nilsson	United States Sadie Bjornsen	Russia Yulia Belorukova
November 25, 2017		10 km classic	Norway Marit Bjørgen	Sweden Charlotte Kalla	Norway Ingvild Flugstad Østberg
November 26, 2017		10 km freestyle pursuit	Norway Ragnhild Haga	Norway Heidi Weng	Sweden Charlotte Kalla
Lillehammer triple overall standings			Sweden Charlotte Kalla	Norway Marit Bjørgen	Norway Ragnhild Haga
2nd December 2017	Norway Lillehammer	Classic sprint	Norway Maiken Caspersen Falla	Finland Krista Pärmäkoski	United States Sadie Bjornsen
3rd December 2017	Norway Lillehammer	15 km skiathlon	Sweden Charlotte Kalla	Norway Heidi Weng	Norway Ragnhild Haga
December 9, 2017	Switzerland Davos	Sprint freestyle	Sweden Stina Nilsson	Norway Maiken Caspersen Falla	United States Kikkan Randall
December 10, 2017	Switzerland Davos	10 km freestyle	Norway Ingvild Flugstad Østberg	Norway Ragnhild Haga	Finland Krista Pärmäkoski
December 16, 2017	Italy Toblach	10 km freestyle	Sweden Charlotte Kalla	Norway Ragnhild Haga	Norway Heidi Weng
17th December 2017	Italy Toblach	10 km classic pursuit	Norway Marit Bjørgen	Norway Ingvild Flugstad Østberg	Norway Heidi Weng
12. Tour de Ski
December 30, 2017	Switzerland Lenzerheide Main article : Cross-country skiing world cup in Lenzerheide	Sprint freestyle	Switzerland Laurien van der Graaff	United States Sophie Caldwell	Norway Maiken Caspersen Falla
December 31, 2017		10 km classic	Norway Ingvild Flugstad Østberg	Norway Heidi Weng	United States Sadie Bjornsen
1st January 2018		10 km freestyle pursuit	Norway Ingvild Flugstad Østberg	Norway Heidi Weng	United States Jessica Diggins
January 3, 2018	Germany Oberstdorf	Classic sprint	Competition because of the storm depression Burglind canceled
4th January 2018	Germany Oberstdorf	10 km freestyle mass start	Norway Ingvild Flugstad Østberg	Norway Maiken Caspersen Falla	Finland Krista Pärmäkoski
January 6, 2018	Italy Val di Fiemme	10 km classic mass start	Norway Heidi Weng	Finland Krista Pärmäkoski	Austria Teresa Stadlober
January 7, 2018	Italy Val di Fiemme	9 km freestyle mountain pursuit	Norway Heidi Weng	Austria Teresa Stadlober	United States Jessica Diggins
Tour de Ski overall ranking			Norway Heidi Weng	Norway Ingvild Flugstad Østberg	United States Jessica Diggins
January 13, 2018	Germany Dresden Main article : Cross-country skiing world cup in Dresden	Sprint freestyle	Sweden Hanna Falk	Sweden Maja Dahlqvist	United States Sophie Caldwell
January 14, 2018		Team sprint freestyle	Sweden Sweden II Ida Ingemarsdotter Maja Dahlqvist	Sweden Sweden I. Hanna Falk Stina Nilsson	United States United States I. Ida Sargent Sophie Caldwell
20th January 2018	Slovenia Planica	Classic sprint	Sweden Stina Nilsson	Norway Kathrine Harsem	Norway Maiken Caspersen Falla
January 21, 2018	Slovenia Planica	10 km classic	Finland Krista Pärmäkoski	Sweden Charlotte Kalla	Norway Heidi Weng
January 27, 2018	Austria Seefeld	Sprint freestyle	United States Sophie Caldwell Laurien van der Graaff Switzerland		Norway Maiken Caspersen Falla
January 28, 2018	Austria Seefeld	10 km freestyle mass start	United States Jessica Diggins	Norway Heidi Weng	Norway Ragnhild Haga
February 9th to 25th, 2018 - 2018 Winter Olympics in PyeongchangKorea South
March 3, 2018	Finland Lahti	Sprint freestyle	Norway Maiken Caspersen Falla	Sweden Stina Nilsson	Sweden Hanna Falk
4th March 2018	Finland Lahti	10 km classic	Finland Krista Pärmäkoski	Russia Natalja Neprjajewa	Norway Marit Bjørgen
March 7, 2018	Norway Drammen	Classic sprint	Norway Maiken Caspersen Falla	Sweden Stina Nilsson	United States Jessica Diggins
March 11, 2018	Norway Oslo	30 km freestyle mass start	Norway Marit Bjørgen	United States Jessica Diggins	Norway Ragnhild Haga
World Cup Final
March 16, 2018	Sweden Falun	Sprint freestyle	Sweden Hanna Falk	Sweden Jonna Sundling	Norway Marit Bjørgen
17th March 2018		10 km classic mass start	Finland Krista Pärmäkoski	Norway Marit Bjørgen	Norway Ingvild Flugstad Østberg
18th March 2018		10 km freestyle pursuit	United States Jessica Diggins	Norway Ragnhild Haga	Norway Marit Bjørgen
World Cup final overall ranking			Norway Marit Bjørgen	United States Jessica Diggins	United States Sadie Bjornsen

Point system0
In World Cup races, the best 30 athletes receive points, see FIS points system # The points scheme .
Awarding of points in stage races	Nordic Opening	Tour de Ski	World Cup Final
Half World Cup points are awarded for the individual stages. In the overall ranking of the Nordic Opening and the World Cup Finals , double World Cup points are awarded. Fourfold World Cup points are awarded in the overall ranking of the Tour de Ski .

World Cup stand women