Petter Northug ran to a dominating victory in the 10-kilometer long Inderœylœpet in Norway on Sunday, only a few days after he had ended a penicillin cure following a serious cold.
The course was far from easy and Petter’s time was 35 minutes.
— Ten kilometers in relatively tough rolling terrain for a body as heavy as mine is hard. It went better than I thought, so this was positive. I achieved what I was trying to gain, said Northug after the race.
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