At his third Winter Olympics, Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo delivered a historic performance, securing victories in every one of the six competitions he participated in, both individually and in team events. His wins spanned different formats, including sprint and the 50 km race, showcasing his versatility and dominance in cross-country skiing. Klaebo expressed deep pride in his accomplishments, especially for achieving such feats on the Olympic stage in front of a global audience.

Klaebo's record-setting achievements at the Italian Olympic venues are particularly remarkable, as he is the first athlete to mount the podium at the top spot six times during a single Winter Olympics. If he were a country, his medal tally would place him ninth overall, ahead of traditional winter sports powerhouses like Austria and Japan. This accomplishment highlights not only his individual talent but also elevates the perception of Norway in winter sports lore.

Klaebo’s success cements his legacy as one of the greatest athletes in the history of winter sports, leaving behind other Norwegian legends like Marit Bjorgen and Bjoern Daehlie, who had previously collected eight gold medals in their careers. His performance is likely to inspire future generations of athletes and may influence the competitive landscape of winter sports, especially in cross-country disciplines.