Sports

Norwegian skier Solveig Steinsland had the final word as she claimed victory in the final of the second stage of China Tour de Ski in Xiwuqi, Inner Mongolia 29 December 2011. Read more

A Chinese Ski Event for the whole family! Read more

The World Snowboarding Championship (WSC) in Oslo is the first championship run by snowboarders since 1999. Read more

Bækkelaget Sports Club, in collaboration with the newspaper Dagbladet, is pleased to invite your team to Norway Cup 2012. Read more

Norway’s Alexander Dale Oen gave a grieving country something to smile about by winning gold in the men’s 100-meter breaststroke at the 14th World Swimming Championships in Shanghai. Read more

A record number of Norwegian athletes will gather at the 26th Summer Universiade in Shenzhen 12 – 23 August. Read more

Oslo will host the Nordic World Ski Championships, February 23 through March 6, 2011. Athletes and spectators can look forward to a memorable week in Holmenkollen, with a new ski jump at the center of it all. Read more

Norwegian World Cup skier Mari Eide placed first in the FIS China Bird’s Nest Women’s 1.2km Sprint Final, and ended up on seventh place in Tour de Ski China. Read more

Tour De Ski China is a brand new concept and event that is organized by FIS-International Ski Federation, Chinese Ski Association (CSA) and Nordic Ways, which takes the world's best XC skiers to the most extraordinary ski arenas across China competing for official FIS Points. Read more

The two Norwegian females Cathrine Engebretsen and Thea Hofossæter will both participate at the 8th China Wuhan International Equestrian Festival from the 28th of October till the 1st November 2010. Read more

A 19-year-old chess Grandmaster from Norway competes against the whole world, and the northern city of Tromsø makes a bid to host the World Chess Olympiad in 2014. Can Norway become a key player in international chess? Read more

The sister event to the Norwegian Birkebeinerrittet – one of the world’s biggest MTB races, is held in Daxing Anling forest, a magnificent nature reserve in northern China. Read more

The joint Sino-Norwegian effort to bring sports to the handicapped continues as two Chinese participants are planned to join the upcoming event, Ridderrennet in Norway. Ridderrennet China was held earlier this year in Changchun, Jilin, and it is hoped that this follow-up initiative will strengthen ties and inspire new ideas. Read more

The people of Norway chose Anette Sagen, Norway’s top woman ski jumper, to inaugurate the new Holmenkollen ski jump facility. Read more

Have you seen them madly sweeping the ice dressed in their clown pants? The Norwegian men’s curling team has attracted widespread attention at the Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver thanks to its conspicuous attire. Read more

Norwegians like to think they are born with skis on their feet. But will their country’s illustrious history of polar expeditions and skiing innovations actually help Norwegian skiers to compete against the crème-de-la-crème at the Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver? And will Norway be rewarded once again for fair play? Read more

Nordic Ways is this year, as last year, offering many adventures activities for the sporty and adventures one in China as well as something for everyone to enjoy! Read more

On Jan 1, Ridderrennet China was held in Changchun. Over 120 disabled athletes from Norway and China took part in Ridderrennet China, which is open for both amateurs and professionals. Read more

Women's Handball World Championship 2009 is arranged in Jiangsu, China. Read more

Ridderrennet China is a cross-country ski competition for disabled athletes. Read more