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The 100 Toughest    Races in the World

#58 Vasaloppet
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Vasaloppet

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Vasaloppet - the very word has a kind of magical resonance. But it's a magic charged with more than a hint of challenge, of a test of courage, of blood, sweat and, maybe, tears. Vasaloppet is the oldest, the longest, and the biggest cross-country ski race in the world. It's an international competition over 90 km in classic style open to both men and women.

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Categories Snow Race
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Location Oxberg, SE
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Website http://www.vasaloppet.se/wps/VasaCMS/generated/resources.Startsidan/startsidan/en/2.html

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