Results Day 4: FIS JWSC & U23 WSC Lygna (NOR)

Women's 5km C

A double Russian victory was taken at the 5km Classic interval start of the Junior Women. Dariya Nepryaeva takes the victory, 2,9 seconds ahead of her team colleague Elizaveta Bekisheva. The Norwegian Emma Kirkeberg Mørk got the bronze medal, only 4 seconds behind the winner.

To win a Gold medal at those tough courses around Lygna, the 19 year-young winner said: "It’s hard to describe winning this Gold medal, but I’m for sure very happy. It’s a tough course with many uphills, so I am glad i made it," Nepryaeva says.

For second placed Elizaveta Bekisheva, it was hard to talk about her emotions and what this silver medal means to her: "I tried my best and the Silver medal is very important for me."

Emma Kirkeberg Mørk was only seconds away from the gold, but was still happy. She takes the final podium spot just before Eriksson, Hoffman and Heggen, who all have raced to the precious JWSC medals at Lygna already.

[Click here for all results.](http://The Russian junior ladies took the two top spots in the women’s World Championship 5km classic at Lygna, Norway today. Dariya Nepryaeva won, 2,9 seconds ahead of her team mate Elizaveta Bekisheva. The Norwegian Emma Kirkeberg Mørk got the bronze medal, only 4 seconds behind the winner. -It’s hard to describe a gold medal, but I’m very happy. It’s a tough course with many uphills, the winner Dariya Nepryaeva says. For Elizaveta Bekisheva is was emotional to get the silver medal. -It’s hard to talk about my emotions right now. I tried my best, and the silver medal means a lot to me, she says. Emma Kirkeberg Mørk was only seconds away from the gold, but was still happy. -I felt good in today’s race. I’m very pleased about the bronze.)

Men's 10km C

The pace setter in this 10km Classic race was Saveliy Korostelev, right from the beginning. In the winner interview he said: "That was the best race of my life. Classic technique is good for me but my whole team was very strong today".

At first, only Korostelev's team colleague Alexander Ivshin scratched on the times of the 18 year-young, but could not quite make it. The demanding climb cost Ivshin precious energy and thus, the 19 year-young fell behind. However Niko Anttola from Finland managed to keep within the range of the podium and even paced the time of Ivshin. In the final two kilometers, the 19 year-young Finn kept his timings and finished +21 seconds behind the winner, claiming the Silver medal.

Ivshin grabs the Bronze medal, at 0.8 seconds behind Anttola.

[Click here for all results.](http://The Russian junior ladies took the two top spots in the women’s World Championship 5km classic at Lygna, Norway today. Dariya Nepryaeva won, 2,9 seconds ahead of her team mate Elizaveta Bekisheva. The Norwegian Emma Kirkeberg Mørk got the bronze medal, only 4 seconds behind the winner. -It’s hard to describe a gold medal, but I’m very happy. It’s a tough course with many uphills, the winner Dariya Nepryaeva says. For Elizaveta Bekisheva is was emotional to get the silver medal. -It’s hard to talk about my emotions right now. I tried my best, and the silver medal means a lot to me, she says. Emma Kirkeberg Mørk was only seconds away from the gold, but was still happy. -I felt good in today’s race. I’m very pleased about the bronze.)