A researcher describes the girls' races as "a modern housewife's holiday". The participants love them, which is why the organizers want to keep their races exclusively for women. That the Girls' Classic has a future is not as obvious. - There is a risk that it sends signals that women should automatically ride shorter distances, says Vasaloppet's CEO Johan Eriksson.
A researcher describes the girls' races as "a modern housewife's holiday". The participants love them, which is why the organizers want to keep their races exclusively for women. That the Girls' Classic has a future is not as obvious. - There is a risk that it sends signals that women should automatically ride shorter distances, says Vasaloppet's CEO Johan Eriksson.