The Winning Margin at the 2011 FIS World Ski Championship in Holmenkollen 8 out of 10 Individual Gold Medals, 19 out of 30 Total Gold Medals and 51 out of 90 Total Medals were won on Triac Poles.
Ladies sprint F
Name | Nation | Poles | |
1. | Marit Bjørgen | NOR | SWIX |
2. | Arianna Follis | ITA | SWIX |
3. | Petra Majdic | SLO | One-Way |
Mens sprint F
Name | Nation | Poles | |
1. | Marcus Hellner | SWE | SWIX |
2. | Petter Northug | NOR | SWIX |
3. | Emil Jönsson | SWE | SWIX |
Ladies pursuit
Name | Nation | Poles | |
1. | Marit Bjørgen | NOR | SWIX |
2. | Justyna Kowalczyk | POL | SWIX |
3. | Therese Johaug | NOR | SWIX |
Mens pusuit
Name | Nation | Poles | |
1. | Petter Northug | NOR | SWIX |
2. | Maxim Vylegzhanin | RUS | SWIX |
3. | Ilia Chernousov | RUS | SWI |
Ladies 10 km C
Name | Nation | Poles | |
1. | Marit Bjørgen | NOR | SWIX |
2. | Justyna Kowalczyk | POL | SWIX |
3. | Aino Kaisa Sarinen | FIN | One-Way |
Mens 15 km C
Name | Nation | Poles | |
1. | Heikinnen | FIN | Exel |
2. | Eldar Rønning | NOR | SWIX |
3. | Martin J Sundby | NOR | KV+ |
Ladies teamsprint C
Name | Nation | Poles | |
1. | Ingemarsdotter/Kalla | SWE | One-Way/
SWIX |
2. | SAARINEN/LAHTEENMAKI | FIN | Madshus/
One-Way |
3. | Falla/Jacobsen | NOR | SWIX/SWIX |
Mens teamsprint C
Name | Nation | Poles | |
1. | Kershew/Harvey | CAN | SWIX/SWIX |
2. | Northug/ Hattestad | NOR | SWIX/SWIX |
3. | PANZHINSKIY/KRIUKOV | RUS | SWIX/SWIX |
Ladies relay
Name | Nation | Poles | |
1. | NORWAY | NOR | 2x SWIX |
2. | SWEDEN | SWE | 2x SWIX |
3. | FINLAND | FIN |
Mens relay
Name | Nation | Poles | |
1. | NORWAY | NOR | 2x SWIX |
2. | SWEDEN | SWE | 2x SWIX |
3. | GERMANY | GER | 2x SWIX |
Ladies 30 km F
Name | Nation | Poles | |
1. | Therese Johaug | NOR | SWIX |
2. | Marit Bjørgen | NOR | SWIX |
3. | Justyna Kowalczyk | POL | SWIX |
Mens 50 km F
Name | Nation | Poles | |
1. | Petter Northug | NOR | SWIX |
2. | Maxim Vylegzhanin | RUS | SWIX |
3. | Tord Asle Gjerdalen | NOR | One-Way |
NC Gundersen NH HS106/10 km
Name | Nation | Poles | |
1. | Eric Frenzel | GER | Leki |
2. | Tino Edelmann | GER | Leki |
3. | Felix Gottwald | AUT | SWIX |
NC Team HS106/4×5
Name | Nation | Poles | |
1. | AUSTRIA | AUT | 2x SWIX |
2. | GERMANY | GER | 1x SWIX |
3. | NORWAY | NOR | 2xSWIX |
NC Gundersen LH HS134/10 km
Name | Nation | Poles | |
1. | Jason Lamy Chappuis | FRA | SWIX |
2. | Johannes Rydzek | GER | SWIX |
3. | Eric Frenzel | GER | Leki |
NC Team HS134/4×5 km
Name | Nation | Poles | |
1. | AUSTRIA | AUT | 2x SWIX |
2. | GERMANY | GER | 1x SWIX |
3. | NORWAY | NOR | 2x SWIX |
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8 comments
RonBott
March 11, 2011 at 10:01 am
I wish all the ski companies would stop with this silliness. OK, you sponsor many top athletes, we get it. But do you really think these same athletes would not have won had then been using One Way, Leki, Excel or some other pole? Enough already.
zachhandler
March 11, 2011 at 10:28 am
It is silly. But I imagine faster skier has to pay the bills somehow.
RonBott
March 11, 2011 at 10:31 am
I don’t fault FasterSkier at all for publishing these press releases. It pays the bills and allows for the exceptional coverage they provide.
nordicguy
March 11, 2011 at 10:53 am
I hear you on that RonBott. Elite skiers are going to use whatever product gives them the most money.
Tim Kelley
March 11, 2011 at 12:18 pm
I agree RonBott. These industry statistics articles are lame (but I understand that FS has to pay the bills). Of the 51 medals won on Swix poles, how many were won by skiers that were paid to use Swix? 51 I would bet. A better gauge of a pole’s success would be from races where most skiers buy their own gear.
nexer
March 11, 2011 at 1:09 pm
Forget poles. I want to know what underwear brand won the most medals at WC’s.
Cloxxki
March 11, 2011 at 5:55 pm
The sponsor silliness that bothers me most is the atletes dragging the show-only skis and poles around everywhere they go. We know you ski and pole brands, thank you.
Especially I detest when they cross the line and are holding the show skis before they’ve clipped out of the ones that actually did the work.
On these Triacs though, I feel ambivalent about them. I need/want to buy new skating poles, and to better my Carbonlites, will take some. I am wishing to make the move to trigger grips, and will not foresake any stiffness or lightweight. Triacs seem to be what to get, however the grips/straps seem to be what you’d expecct on $70 carbon poles. So understated, and non-trigger. Flexing the pole son the shop floor though, they’re very impressive, and light as any other pole in a shorter length. €350 is just so steep for a pair of poles, considering this buys you Fisher Carbonlite skis which seem a lot harder to manufacture, let alone design.
zachhandler
March 11, 2011 at 10:08 pm
I want to know if tord gjerdalen had to buy his own aviator glasses…