Jessie Diggins Wins Second World Cup Title in Cross-Country Skiing

SOURCE npr.org
Jessie Diggins, the most dominant cross-country ski racer in U.S. history, won her second World Cup title in Falun, Sweden. She has made history as the first American woman to win an overall World Cup title and has also won Olympic medals. Despite facing emotional challenges like an eating disorder, Diggins continues to excel and credits her team for her success.

Key Points

  • Jessie Diggins won the Women's 20 km Mass Start FIS World Cup skiing competition in Falun, Sweden
  • She is the first American woman to win an overall World Cup title
  • Diggins has been open about her struggles with an eating disorder and relapse

Pros

  • Jessie Diggins is the most dominant cross-country ski racer in U.S. history
  • She won her second World Cup title in a sport traditionally dominated by Europeans
  • Diggins has made history as the first American woman to win an overall World Cup title and has multiple Olympic medals

Cons

  • Diggins has faced emotional challenges, including a struggle with an eating disorder