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Perianne Jones NORDIC Insights and revelations from the front lines of the women’s field Official Magazine of Aino-Kaisa Saarinen United States Finland’s veteran Olympian on how to win gold ... more than once. Ski Association Sjur Røthe e e t Norwegian rising star on skiing for the sport’s powerhouse team. t i Cross Country m Canada m o C HEAD OFFICE c PLUS i p 260 Spadina Ave., #200 m y l JONES a Toronto, Ontario, r a P RØTHE Canada, M5T 2E4 n a i d NEWELL 416.977.2100 a is a member of n SkiTrax a RANDALL C / fx. 416.977.9200 t n a KERSHAW [email protected] r G t t SAARINEN o skitrax.com c S North America’s Most Influential XC Ski Magazine more kick more glide SkiTrax is North America’s leading Nordic ski magazine delivering the most comprehensive coverage of the sport across the U.S.A and Canada and around the world. As the most widely read and distributed Nordic skiing publication in North America, SkiTrax offers the broadest reach and most extensive coverage of the sport. With spectacular photography and the best editorial mix, SkiTrax provides in-depth coverage by experienced and prestigious writers along with some of the sport’s top skiers and legendary stars including Kikkan Randall, Devon Kershaw, Andy Newell and Perianne Jones. SkiTrax also provides extensive added-value exposure via its partnerships and sponsorships with many of the top XC ski events along with grassroots initiatives. 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The s acro 2 $2,3 le financial and technological investment of all the great Nordic nations and brands empowers ppet 1/ fema them to reach their goals, yet this segment is not fully understood and somewhat underesti- t in lo 2,230 0% mated. The advent of the big wax trucks, which perform double duties as both workshop and bes $ ale, 3 Idisplay at race sites, sheds some light on this mostly hidden side of the sport. ,100 % m With an average of 25 pairs of skis used by each athlete, the transporting, testing and waxing $2 10 – 70 process of the skis have evolved into a huge undertaking that must be smoothly executed at the a $3,0 ale logistical center of each World Cup site. Every venue is organized around equipment flow, which anad 0 m is evident by the installation of waxing cabins as close to the tracks as possible in order to ease 8 tly C 2,8 inan the constant movement of skis from snow to wax tables. But wax cabins require a constant 2/3 $ edom cycle of set-up/clean-up at each venue and do not completely solve the issue of ventilating wax ,720 pr vapours that can threaten the health of both athletes and technicians. $2 The introduction of high-tech wax trucks has served to answer the needs of efficiency and 80 safety while delivering the perfect glide. Time is also a big factor in the equation, and faced with $2,5 of 36 the prospect of losing half a day to install its wax cabins, Sweden was the first to acquire a wax 5,300 age truck in 2009. The results were dramatic as they could be “on snow” in half an hour and the abil- $ the ity to take advantage of an extra half-day workout while other countries were using that time to L ,040 over pull electrical cables and unpack their skibags. At the same time, the useful key work area for 15 FUL $5 each technician was increased, and above all, an air-purification system meant the efficient 20 70 380 extraction/filtering of hazardous wax vapours. RCH $4,7 $3, Norway, the indisputable leader in the sport, did not take long to react, and quickly adopted /MA 0 10 the similar tactic the following season, with an investment as big as its ambi- ARY $4,52 $3,2 tions.
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