So much earned Swedish cross -country skiers at the World Cup in Tronheim

The World Cup in Trondheim became a single long blue -yellow gold party, at least on the women's side. The Swedish women's skiers took all six golds and, in addition to the honor, also receive a lot of money.

Mostly Ebba Andersson withdrew. The 27-year-old was inconsolable after missing a medal on Sunday's five miles since she fell right in the end. But three World Cup golds, of which two individuals, cannot be talked about.

Pulls in over 1 million

– Of course, it gets depressed when you are so close and fight for it. But with a few hours of breathing, Ebba will probably be incredibly pleased with this championship, said Swedish women's coach Stefan Thomson after the five -mile.

Andersson collects around SEK 690 00 in prize money from the International Ski Association (FIS) and is rewarded in addition to that with SEK 337,500 in bonus from the Swedish union. In total, she lands at just over SEK 1 million for her World Cup efforts.

Jonna Sundling does not quite reach the million despite the same number of World Cup gold (sprint, sprint relay, relay) and also a bronze (skiathlon). The fact that Sundling's final sum lands slightly lower, around SEK 920,000 is due to the fact that the prize money is shared equally between the riders in the relays.

Five out of five in rating

– I still have to put five out of five on my World Cup because that's the best thing I've done so far, says Jonna Sundling.

What should you do with the money?

– I don't know. Maybe save a little. Sad answer?

Something maybe you can treat yourself?

– Yes, I will probably. But what it will be, I don't know.

Frida Karlsson, who took the World Cup gold of 50 kilometers on Sunday, leaves the World Cup just over SEK 730,000 richer, while the gentleman who is rewarded is the richest is William Poromaa. Thanks to the World Cup silver on the five-mile and the bronze in the men's relay, he withdraws close to SEK 300,000 at the championship.