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Finland President Alexander Stubb and Kaisa Meyamyaraynen
Instagram.com/kaisamakaranen/
Iltalehti.fi writes about it. The details add Ski-Nordique.net.
The former biathlon star, a two -time World Cup winner (2014, 2018), completed her career in 2020 after a season interrupted through Covid.
Now 42-year-old Finka has not lost her passion for challenges. Between the episodic returns to biathlon at national championships and long -distance skiing, it continues to expand its boundaries.
This time, Kaisa Meyakyaryenynen goes to a completely new adventure: she will be a navigator of no less legendary Marcus Grionholm on the next Finland rally at WRC2.
Two -time World Cup with Rally (WRC) will combine with it at one special stage at Harju Stadium in Juviacul on August 1. The Skoda Fabia Rs Rally2 class WRC2 was selected to participate in the event.
The 57-year-old Marcus performed in the WRC rally from 1989 to 2007. In 2019, he ran for the Toyota Yaris team on Sweden rally. In 2000 and 2002 he became the world champion, performing the team of Peugeot 206 WRC. In total 61 times for a career got on the podium – 30 times became the winner.
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Finland President Alexander Stubb and Kaisa Meyamyaraynen
Instagram.com/kaisamakaranen/
Iltalehti.fi writes about it. The details add Ski-Nordique.net.
The former biathlon star, a two -time World Cup winner (2014, 2018), completed her career in 2020 after a season interrupted through Covid.
Now 42-year-old Finka has not lost her passion for challenges. Between the episodic returns to biathlon at national championships and long -distance skiing, it continues to expand its boundaries.
This time, Kaisa Meyakyaryenynen goes to a completely new adventure: she will be a navigator of no less legendary Marcus Grionholm on the next Finland rally at WRC2.
Two -time World Cup with Rally (WRC) will combine with it at one special stage at Harju Stadium in Juviacul on August 1. The Skoda Fabia Rs Rally2 class WRC2 was selected to participate in the event.
The 57-year-old Marcus performed in the WRC rally from 1989 to 2007. In 2019, he ran for the Toyota Yaris team on Sweden rally. In 2000 and 2002 he became the world champion, performing the team of Peugeot 206 WRC. In total 61 times for a career got on the podium – 30 times became the winner.