Randall is the first American women to win a World Cup overall title ending a 30-year drought as the last time the US won a World Cup title was when the legendary Bill Koch captured the men’s overall in 1982. But her season is not quite over yet. The shining star stayed in Scandinavia a little longer to compete in some invitational sprints such as the Red Bull Nordix and returned home this past weekend to race in the USSA SuperTour Finals and 30/50km National Championships on from March 24-31 in Craftsbury, VT…
Kikkan Randall
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Kikkan Randall with Sadie Bjornsen (USA) finished second in the team sprint in Duesseldorf © Nordic Focus
- Petet Graves © MSA
- Kikkan Randall (USA) celebrates bronze in Davos. © Nordic Focus
- Men's sprint championion Teodor Peterson (SWE) with Women's champion Kikkan Randall (USA) © Nordic Focus
- Kikkan Randall with Sadie Bjornsen (USA) finished second in the team sprint in Duesseldorf © Nordic Focus
- Kikkan Randall and friends… ©
- Jessie Diggins and Kikkan Randall celebrate team sprint silver in Milan. © Nordic Focus
- Kikkan Randall (USA) during the Tour de Ski individual sprint in Oberstdorf. © Nordic Focus
- Kikkan Randall finished third in the individual sprint in Davos. © Nordic Focus
- Kikkan Randall (USA) and Chandra Crawford (CAN) embrace after the FIS World Cup Sprint in Rogla. © Nordic Focus
- USST in Nove Mesto © courtesy of Kikkan Randall
- Kikkan Randall shows off her FIS Sprint World Cup crystal globe. © Nordic Focus
- Jessie Diggins and Kikkan Randall in Milan © Matt Whitcomb
- Kikkan Randall (USA) celebrates in Dusseldorf. ©
- Kikkan Randall and her USST friends chillin' in Moscow. © courtesy of Sadie Bjornsen
- Kikkan Randall (USA) with her FIS World Cup Sprint crystal globe. © Nordic Focus