"The Tour de Ski is an annual multi-stage cross-country skiing competition and one of the most prestigious events in the sport. Modeled after cycling's Tour de France, it takes place over several days around New Year and features a series of races held at different locations across Europe. It is part of the FIS Cross-Country World Cup calendar and is considered a test of endurance, versatility, and tactical skill."
"Jessie Diggins is leading the prestigious Tour de Ski after skiing into third place on Monday, December 29, in the 10km classic in Toblach, Italy. Diggins has won the Tour de Ski twice, first in 2020-21 and then again in 2023-24. She is the first non-European cross-country skier to win the Tour de Ski and is currently in contention to make it three overall titles."
Jessie Diggins leads the Tour de Ski after placing third in the 10km classic in Toblach and fourth in the opening sprint, giving her the overall time advantage. Diggins previously won the Tour de Ski in 2020-21 and 2023-24 and is the first non-European overall winner, now contending for a third title. The Tour de Ski is a multi-stage FIS Cross-Country World Cup event modeled on the Tour de France, featuring six races over eight days; this edition is held entirely in Italy with Toblach hosting four events. Ten American athletes started the Tour, and Diggins intends to retire after the season.
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