Jonna Sundling Reflects on Team Exclusions and Olympic Aspirations
Jonna Sundling shares her thoughts on team exclusions and sets sights on future Olympic success.
- • Sundling was initially excluded from the 30km event despite her Olympic success.
- • She emphasizes personal growth over strictly results-oriented achievements.
- • Sundling is determined to expand her medal collection in future Olympics after recently winning in the long relay.
- • Her experiences challenge traditional notions of success in competitive sports.
Key details
Jonna Sundling, a leading figure in Swedish cross-country skiing, has offered a heartfelt reflection on her journey through team exclusions affecting her career as she prepares for the upcoming Winter Olympics in Milan/Cortina. Known for her outstanding performance, including a gold medal in sprint and a silver in sprint relay at the 2022 Beijing Olympics, Sundling was notably not selected for the 30km event initially, which she admits was a source of frustration.
This article was synthesized and translated from native language sources to provide English-speaking readers with local perspectives.
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