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In “Vinterstudio” on TV 2 every evening at 9:35 pm Marit Bjørgen will comment on what is happening from the WC in Oberstdorf. Together with host Siri Nilminie Avlesen-Østli, Bjørgen will closely follow the World Cup from the couch at her home in Oslo.
– There will be a lot of commitment, feelings, opinions, nervousness and probably also a bit of frustration on my part, says Marit Bjørgen.
– We are proud to have the all-time world medalist on the team. Marit Bjørgen has a unique vision and experience, and is passionate about skiing. There will be themes and emotions in a beautiful union, says sports editor Vegard Jansen Hagen on TV 2.
TV 2 Sporten aims to always have attractive, relevant and interesting coverage of the main sporting events, regardless of whether the channel has the rights or not.
– And with the great attention that follows a World Ski Championships, Marit Bjørgen is the perfect match, says Jansen Hagen.
TV 2 will have extensive coverage of the World Cup from Oberstdorf. There will be a live hub on TV2.no with continuous updates during exercises. Siri Nilminie Avlesen-Østli and Marit Bjørgen will be here, straight from the sofa in Bjørgen’s house. Petter Skinstad will be from Lillehammer, in addition to current guests from Oberstdorf. Several current video episodes will also be broadcast with team B. In addition, there will be “Afterski” every night on TV2.no with Ida Moseng and Odd-Bjørn Hjelmeset.
Marit Bjørgen is excited about what this year’s World Cup will be like, as different countries have had very different preparations.
– It has been a special year. There have been many ski races where we have missed some of the best, but now they are all starting. Now we have the answer as to whether the Norwegian boys can challenge Bolshunov. Will it be as strong as before in the season? Can Erik Valnes challenge Klæbo in the sprint? Is there anyone who can challenge Therese over the longest distances? Can junior Helene Fossesholm surprise us with a 10km medal. free? Will there be gold for Sweden or Norway in the women’s relay? Ha Maiken Caspersen Falla has managed to find her way after a tough start to the season. The men’s relay with Norway against Russia. There is a lot to look forward to, says Marit Bjørgen.
And when asked how much gold he thinks Norway will win at the World Cup, the answer is clear:
– Norway takes seven golds!
