Nobody else makes a final more than 40% of the time (Klaebo always makes the final). “In terms of the consistency of Klaebo’s performances, it’s nuts.

Klaebo goes by me, and I’m like, ‘That was bound to happen at some point.’ And it’s true, but if that’s what I’m thinking every time he goes by, then what am I even doing here? I would be a lot better skier if when Klaebo gets by me I was thinking, ‘Alright, how am I going to get back in front of him?’ Even if I spend the next ten years chasing him and never once beat him, I might as well stop now if I don’t believe I can ever beat him.” “It’s more a question of how it feels during the race. “For me, it’s not really a question of how it feels on the starting line,” he says. People are always asking Ben Ogden, “How does it feel to be on the start line with Klaebo, Jouve, Chanavat?” His response reveals much about both Ogden’s attitude as a competitor, and his character as a young man: Learn more about A Hall Mark of Excellence Award-or about supporting FasterSkier coverage-by contacting Tense moments on the World Cup Sprint starting line: but for Ben Ogden (USA), “It’s more a question of how it feels during the race.” (Photo: Modica/NordicFocus) This coverage is made possible through the generous support of Marty and Kathy Hall and A Hall Mark of Excellence Award.

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