Jessie Diggins wins ahead of historic home World Cup

Jessie Diggins secured her fifth individual World Cup race win of the season in a 15km freestyle event in Canmore, Canada.
Diggins’ victory places her in a tie with Kikkan Randall’s American record of five individual World Cup race wins in a single season.
Her success extends beyond individual race wins, as she also claimed the Tour de Ski title, accumulating six victories this season.
Diggins has surpassed Randall’s single-season American record for individual race podiums, achieving a total of 10 podium finishes.
She currently leads the standings for the World Cup overall title by an impressive margin of 340 points.
In 2021, Diggins made history as the first non-European woman to win the World Cup overall title, showcasing her dominance in the sport.
With three more races in Canmore and an upcoming home World Cup event in Minneapolis, Diggins’ season is poised for further excitement and success.
Fans can catch the action-packed races on CNBC and NBC, with streaming options available for online viewers.

Jessie Diggins continues to dominate the cross-country skiing scene with yet another impressive victory, marking her fifth individual World Cup race win of the season. Her latest triumph came in a 15km freestyle event in Canmore, Canada, where she crossed the finish line 2.6 seconds ahead of her closest competitor, Delphine Claudel of France. This win adds to an already historic season for Diggins, who is set to compete in her first home World Cup event next week.

At 32 years old, Diggins boasts an impressive resume as an Olympic and world champion in cross-country skiing. Her recent victory in Canmore ties her with Kikkan Randall’s American record of five individual World Cup race wins in a single season. However, Diggins’ achievements extend beyond individual race wins. With her triumph in the Tour de Ski, which includes results from seven races, she officially notches six victories this season.

Moreover, Diggins has surpassed Randall’s single-season American record for individual race podiums, with a total of 10 podium finishes. Randall previously held the record with nine podiums during the 2012-13 season. Diggins’ outstanding performances have solidified her as a dominant force in the sport, setting new standards for American cross-country skiing.

In addition to her individual successes, Diggins is leading the standings for the World Cup overall title by a significant margin of 340 points. This title combines results from all races held between November and March. Her commanding lead underscores her consistency and excellence throughout the season, placing her well ahead of her competitors.

Diggins’ achievements are not limited to her athletic prowess. In 2021, she made history as the first non-European woman to win the World Cup overall title, further cementing her legacy in the sport. Her success on the international stage has brought widespread attention to American cross-country skiing and inspired a new generation of athletes.

Looking ahead, Diggins has three more races in Canmore before the circuit makes its way to the United States for the first time in over two decades. The upcoming event in Minneapolis holds special significance for Diggins, as it will take place just 25 miles from her hometown of Afton. The homecoming event promises to be a memorable moment for Diggins and her fans, providing an opportunity to showcase her talent on familiar terrain.

Fans eager to witness Diggins in action can tune in to coverage of the upcoming races on CNBC and NBC, with 24hscore streaming options available for online viewers. The anticipation surrounding Diggins’ performances continues to grow as she continues to rewrite the record books and elevate American cross-country skiing to new heights.