Nordic skiing - Cross-country skier Moch sixth in Dobbiaco - victory for Amundsen
Cross-country skier Friedrich Moch started the new year with a sixth place in the third stage of the Tour de Ski.
One day after finishing seventh in the 10-kilometre classic style, the Isny native finished 1:05.5 minutes behind winner Harald Oestberg Amundsen from Norway in the 20-kilometre free style pursuit on New Year's Day.
Amundsen took over the overall leader's golden jersey from his team-mate Erik Valnes, who had won on New Year's Eve, before the rest day on Tuesday. A free style sprint is on the program in Davos on Wednesday.
Moch once again delivered a spirited race in the chasing group, was very active and earned sixth place. Lucas Bögl also put in a strong performance, moving up from 30th to 13th place. Florian Notz finished the race in 23rd place.
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Moch's strong performance in cross-country skiing continued as he participated in the World Cup event held in Switzerland, where he placed sixth in the stage. The German athlete demonstrated his skills in both classic and free style pursuits, showcasing his versatility in winter sports.
As the Tour de Ski moves from Italy to toblach, athletes prepare for the forthcoming challenges. With the New Year's Day win by Amundsen, the competition is heating up, and Moch will look to climb the rankings in the International Nordic skiing circuit.
The past achievements of cross-country skier Friedrich Moch are well-known, having represented Germany in various events, including the Olympic Games. His dedication to the sport has earned him recognition as one of the top contenders in the field.
Coaches and analysts alike recognize Moch's potential to deliver exceptional performances in the future, as his consistency remains a key factor in his success. Fans of winter sports around the world continue to look forward to his competitive appearances and follow his progress closely.
Germany's commitment to excellence in winter sports has seen Moch's inclusion in various elite training programs, enabling him to grow and improve his skills over time. The country's steady support has played a crucial role in his ability to compete at the highest level.
Friedrich Moch's contribution to cross-country skiing and winter sports has not gone unnoticed, with mentors and peers alike praising his determination and enthusiasm for the sport. As the Tour de Ski heads towards the finish line, Moch is poised to make a lasting impact upon the scene, with the potential for even greater successes in the future.
Source: www.stern.de
