Norway’s Johannes Hoesfolt Klaebo won the men’s 50-kilometer mass start at the Nordic World Ski Championships in Trondheim, securing an unprecedented six gold medals in front of a thrilled home crowd. Klaebo, 28, became the first skier to achieve this feat since the event expanded to six events in 2001 for men and 2003 for women, with Sweden’s William Poromaa claiming silver and Klaebo’s compatriot Simen Hegstad Krueger taking bronze. The race saw a tactical battle unfold as Klaebo made a decisive move in the final bend, propelled by the support of over 100,000 spectators, to secure his historic victory amidst challenging snow conditions.
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Justin Thomas will now try to do something that hasn’t happened this season on PGA Tour
Summary Justin Thomas leads the RBC Heritage after an impressive first-round score of 61, which ties the best 18-hole record in the tournament's history and marks the lowest opening-round score ever. Despite this strong start, Thomas faces challenges since no player has converted an opening round lead into a win this season, and he has not done so since 2019. Close competitors include Russell Henley and Scottie Scheffler, both three strokes behind, along with Wyndham...
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