Johaug og Bjørgen i bikini

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She saved the best till last, getting the better of compatriots Therese Johaug and Kristin Stormer Steira to win the blue riband 30km freestyle event at her fourth attempt. Bjørgen was also part of the 4 × 5 km relay team that won gold on 25 February 2010, finishing with enough time to cross the line with a large Norwegian flag given to her by a spectator near the finish, and jumping over the finish line. Scott did win the race but Bjørgen came fourth, winning the crystal globe with 1036 points to Scott's 1020.

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This needs additional for. Please help by adding. Contentious material about living persons that is unsourced or poorly sourced must be removed immediately, especially if potentially or harmful. March 2017 Marit Bjørgen born 21 March 1980 is a retired Norwegian. She is ranked first in the all-time Cross-Country World Cup rankings with 114 individual victories. Bjørgen is also the most successful sprinter in history, with twenty-nine victories. She at the 2010 Winter Olympics by winning five medals, including three gold. A five-time Olympian, her five Olympic medals at the games brought her total number of medals up to fifteen, the female or male in history. Marit Bjørgen Born 1980-03-21 21 March 1980 age 38 , Norway Height 1. Marit Bjørgen initially excelled at the sprint events, and seven victories in that event was enough to give her second place overall in the season. However, in the season, Bjørgen became an accomplished distance skier. On 19 March 2006 in , Japan, Bjørgen claimed her second FIS World Cup title. Bjørgen led the overall by 66 points, ahead of Canada's going into the final race of the season, the 2 x 7. Scott needed to win the race and for Bjørgen to finish no higher than eighth to claim the title. Scott did win the race but Bjørgen came fourth, winning the crystal globe with 1036 points to Scott's 1020. Bjørgen also won the sprint title for the season, 6 points ahead of Norway's , making the 2005—06 season the fourth season in a row that Bjørgen has won the sprint title. Bjørgen finished the distance standings in fourth place, 108 points behind Russia's. Marit Bjørgen in during the Bjørgen made the podium eight times during the 2005—06 season, six of them in first place, one second and one third place. Bjørgen now has 70 podium finishes, 46 of them in first place, 13 in second and 11 in third. Seven of these victories were in the 2003—04 season and they have decreased in the past few seasons whilst her results in the other disciplines have improved. She has nine victories in the 10 km and seven in the pursuit. Her four other victories have been in longer races 30 km. Bjørgen has competed in the World Cup since 2000, when she finished the season in 53rd place overall and 48th in the sprints. The season after she finished the overall season in 32nd and the sprint in 36th. The season after however 2002—03 she won the sprint title and finished in 6th place overall. The 2003—04 season was Bjørgen's best season up until that time when she again won the sprint title, and came 11th in the distance standings, finishing the season in 2nd place behind. In the 2004—05 season she won all the titles, and again won the overall and sprint title in 2005—06. In 2011—12 she claimed the overall title for the third time, ahead of Poland's. In 2015 Bjørgen won her first after nine attempts, defeating reigning champion and compatriot by over one and a half minutes. Bjørgen has eighteen , twelve of them individual. Her first gold medal in the World Championships came in the individual sprint in in , where she also picked up a silver in the 4 × 5 km. She took three medals in in in the 30 km classical, team sprint, and 4 × 5 km. She also won a silver in the 7. At the in , Bjørgen won two bronze medals in team sprint with and in the 4 × 5 km. In she won the , the , the , the , and a silver in the. In the she won the individual sprint, the double pursuit, the 4 x 5 km, the 30 km, and a silver in the 10 km freestyle. In the , held at , , during February and March 2011, Bjørgen won gold medals in the Sprint, the 10-kilometre classic, the 15-kilometre pursuit and the 4 × 5-kilometre relay. She also finished second to in the 30-kilometre freestyle. Marit Bjørgen celebrates sprint gold at the Bjørgen had a disappointing in Turin. She suffered from bronchitis a week before the games started and was prescribed , then in the first race of the games, the 7. In the next event, the team sprint, Bjørgen and came fourth, and despite winning a silver in the 10 km, the remainder of the games went poorly for her. In the individual sprint, Bjørgen failed to make the semi finals, and both Bjørgen and Pedersen decided not to compete in the 30 km and returned home to Norway. However Bjørgen recovered to win the 45 km from to on 4 March, eight days after the end of the Winter Olympics. Bjørgen broke away with Hilde Pedersen and after only 10 km, but Skofterud could not keep up with the pace and fell back, and Bjørgen powered away from Pedersen with a few kilometres left, winning in a time of 2:17:53, 1:22 ahead of Pedersen and 3:23 ahead of of Slovenia. Winning a purse of 88,000 and also winning two of the three sprints during the race to add another 10,000 SEK. Then three days later on 7 March, Bjørgen finished second in the individual sprint event in , Sweden. In the , Bjørgen finished third in the event, before winning her first Olympic gold medal in the. In the sprint she was up against a very strong field, consisting of of Slovenia who had taken a serious fall earlier in the day during qualification, and of Poland who was leading the overall World Cup standings coming into the race. Bjørgen won her second gold in the 2 x 7. Bjørgen was also part of the 4 × 5 km relay team that won gold on 25 February 2010, finishing with enough time to cross the line with a large Norwegian flag given to her by a spectator near the finish, and jumping over the finish line. She closed out her trip in Vancouver by taking silver 0. Bjørgen won gold at the in the , the and the. These three Olympic medals brought her total up to ten, equaling the record for most Winter Olympic medals held by a woman, already achieved by and ; but of the three record holders at the time, Bjørgen had the most golds. Bjørgen is a five-time Olympian, having competed in every Winter Olympics since where she won her first silver medal. At the she won her 11th—15th Olympic medals, the. Bjørgen won the women's 30 km event at the in 2005. She won the same event five years later in 2010. This was the first World Cup event to be held at Holmenkollen since the completion of the new ski jumping hill. For her win in both the 30 km and the sprint event, along with her successes at the 2010 Games in Vancouver, Bjørgen was awarded the. On 11 March 2018, Bjørgen won a record seventh 30 km in Holmenkollen. The jury of the Fair Play Mecenate consists of members from all continents and represents the international sports media and various international sports organisations. All results are sourced from the. Season Date Location Race Level Place 1 26 October 2002 , Germany 2. Retrieved 15 March 2018. Retrieved 7 April 2018. Archived from on 11 January 2015. Retrieved 11 January 2015. Retrieved 21 February 2018. Retrieved 16 March 2018. Retrieved 21 January 2018. Retrieved 26 June 2015.

For her win in both the 30 km and the sprint event, along with her successes at the 2010 Games in Vancouver, Bjørgen was awarded the. Nevertheless, we are used to stripping off due to sports conditions, so we are not shy. Det regelrett spant under de bare føttene hans så snøkornene fløy i alle retninger. Tips oss på seher seher. Du velger selv om du ønsker å endre dine innstillinger Om Aller Media og annonsering Aller Media eier nettstedene Dagbladet, Sol, DinSide, KK, Se og Hør, Lommelegen, Topp og Vi. Vibeke Skofterud deler også det synspunktet, men hun hadde sine tanker første gangen hun opplevde det. Det å løpe naken eller lettkledd offentlig er en velkjent russeknute landet over. VM-dronningen som etter å ha tatt en av sine gullmedaljer i Holmenkollen sa at hun skulle gå naken inn i smørebua. Norge ställde då ett krav till Internationella skidförbundet om att alla nationer skulle få egna omklädningsrum i anslutning till arenan. Se videointervju med Marit Bjørgen nedenfor: lukk Se og Hør er en del av Aller Media Hvorfor ser du denne annonsen Nettstedet du nå besøker blir i stor del finansiert av annonseinntekter. Bjoergen has more golds than either, however. Da var han 80 år og fikk høre at han var lovende.