Kateřina Smutná did not finish the second race of the Ski Classics long-distance series in a single weekend. After sixth place in Saturday’s Välädalsrennet at 54 kilometers, today the best Czech “laufařka” gave up due to a cramp in her hand. The Tassasen Criterium, shortened from the planned 64 km by ten, was won by the home leaders of the series, Lina Korsgrenová and her Swedish compatriot Emil Persson.
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Kateřina Smutná on the Vas run.
eD system Bauer Team
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Sad gave up about halfway. “At the 25th kilometer, I had a cramp in my right hand by the tree and there was simply nothing I could do about it. I had to stretch it, and when I drove on, it came again. half, and it didn’t work, “Bauer said in a press release from its eD team.
Korsgren has already won her fifth triumph in seven races this winter, with Persson one less. Of the Czech skiers, Stanislav Řezáč finished in 37th place with a gap of more than a minute to Persson.
Sad finished sixth in the new Swedish “lauf”
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Sad in the previous six races of the season, she finished third best on the Jizera Fifty, three times she was fifth, once sixth and eleventh. The series will end with the longest race at 100 km Aarefjällsloppet on Saturday. The original April Reistadlopet and Ylläs-Levi were canceled due to the epidemic situation with covid-19.
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