Finnish ski star Iivo Niskanen had to withdraw from the 50-kilometer race due to a virus, raising concerns about the national team's infection control measures.
In a troubling twist for Finnish cross-country skiing, star athlete Iivo Niskanen was forced to withdraw from the 50-kilometer race, which raised significant concerns about the broader health protocols of the national team. Niskanen's withdrawal came after he struggled to recover from a viral illness that hit him just before the competition. His situation has prompted discussions about the team's preparations, particularly in light of ongoing health issues that could affect the athletes' performance.
