In a triumphant display at the Winter Olympics, Norway secured a clear victory in the Olympic relay with the team featuring prominent skier Johannes Klæbo. Klæbo, who has now set a record by winning his ninth Olympic gold medal, was met with emotional reactions from teammates, particularly Emil Iversen, who broke down in tears celebrating this milestone. Their journey to this crowning moment was marked by consistent teamwork and individual excellence, showcasing the strength of Norwegian skiing on the world stage.

Iversen played a crucial role in the relay's success by delivering a solid performance on his opening leg, which laid the groundwork for Martin Løwstrøm Nyenget to take the lead. The team, with Einar Hedegart following closely behind, maintained an impressive advantage throughout the race. As Klæbo crossed the finish line, the weight of his historic achievement hit home for the entire team, with Iversen's heartfelt reaction encapsulating the emotions felt by his fellow athletes.

Commentators praised Klæbo as being 'the greatest of all', underlining the significance of his record-breaking status in the Olympic history of winter sports. As fans and supporters celebrated this landmark achievement, it not only solidified Klæbo’s legacy but also highlighted Norway's dominant position in the realm of winter sports, inviting speculation about future success in subsequent events as they continue to develop the next generation of skiing talent.