The eleventh edition of the Tour de Ski is a stage race organized as part of the 2016/17 cross-country skiing world cup . It took place between December 31, 2016 and January 8, 2017 at four different locations ( Val Müstair , Oberstdorf , Toblach and Val di Fiemme ) in three countries (Germany, Switzerland, Italy).
For the men, 85 runners took part, of which 40 athletes reached the goal of the final stage. In the overall standings, the Russian Sergei Ustjugow was first, who won five of the seven stages. Among the women, 64 runners competed in the first stage. 31 athletes crossed the finish line on the final stage. In the overall standings, the Norwegian Heidi Weng won for the first time .
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1 venues and races
2 results
2.1 Overall rating
2.2 Val Müstair, December 31, 2016 (Sprint)
2.3 Val Müstair, January 1, 2017 (endurance race)
2.4 Oberstdorf, January 3, 2017 (skiathlon)
2.5 Oberstdorf, January 4, 2017 (pursuit race)
2.6 Toblach, January 6, 2017 (endurance race)
2.7 Val di Fiemme, 7 January 2017 (endurance race)
2.8 Val di Fiemme, January 8, 2017 (mountain pursuit)
3 items of evidence
Venues and races
place
date
Race type
Stretch women
Stretch men
Switzerland Val Müstair
December 31
Sprint, freestyle
1.4 km
1.4 km
January 1st
Mass start race, classic
5 km
10 km
Germany Oberstdorf
January 3rd
Skiathlon
10 km
20 km
January 4th
Pursuit, freestyle
10 km
15 km
Italy Toblach
6th January
Individual races, freestyle
5 km
10 km
Italy Val di Fiemme
January 7th
Mass start race, classic
10 km
15 km
January 8th
Mountain pursuit, freestyle (handicap start)
9 km
9 km
Results
Overall rating
Final result after 7 stages
Val Müstair, December 31, 2016 (Sprint)
For the overall ranking of the Tour de Ski, the bonus seconds were deducted from the sprint qualification time.
Val Müstair, January 1, 2017 (endurance race)
For the overall ranking of the Tour de Ski, the winner of the race received 15 bonus seconds, the second 10 and the third 5 seconds. For the intermediate sprint, 15, 12, 10, 8, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2 and 1 bonus second were awarded.
Oberstdorf, January 3, 2017 (Skiathlon)
For the overall ranking of the Tour de Ski, the winner of the race received 15 bonus seconds, the second 10 and the third 5 seconds. Two sprints were held for men and one intermediate sprint for women. For these 15, 12, 10, 8, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2 and 1 bonus seconds were awarded.
Oberstdorf, January 4, 2017 (pursuit race)
Toblach, January 6, 2017 (endurance race)
Val di Fiemme, January 7, 2017 (endurance race)
Val di Fiemme, January 8, 2017 (mountain pursuit)
Individual evidence
↑ Val Müstair timetable
↑ Oberstdorf schedule
↑ Toblach timetable
↑ Val di Fiemme timetable
↑ Tour de Ski - overall ranking of women
↑ Tour de Ski - overall ranking of men
↑ Tour de Ski - women's sprint freestyle in Val Müstair
↑ Tour de Ski - men's freestyle sprint in Val Müstair
↑ Tour de Ski - 5 km classic mass start for women in Val Müstair
↑ Tour de Ski - 10 km classic mass start for men in Val Müstair
↑ Tour de Ski - 10 km women's skiathlon in Oberstdorf
↑ Tour de Ski - 20 km men's skiathlon in Oberstdorf
↑ Tour de Ski - 5 km freestyle pursuit of women in Oberstdorf
↑ Tour de Ski - 10 km freestyle pursuit of men in Oberstdorf
↑ Tour de Ski - 5 km freestyle women in Toblach
↑ Tour de Ski - 10 km freestyle men in Toblach
↑ Tour de Ski - 10 km classic mass start of women in Val di Fiemme (ITA)
↑ Tour de Ski - 15 km classic men's mass start in Val di Fiemme (ITA)
↑ Tour de Ski - 9 km freestyle mountain pursuit of women in Val di Fiemme (ITA)
↑ Tour de Ski - 9 km freestyle mountain pursuit for men in Val di Fiemme (ITA)
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