One look at Jessie Diggins’ face after the race, and it was clear that her legend grew on Sunday.
Diggins, the best U.S. cross-country skier in history, finished second in a 20km freestyle in Ruka, Finland, in temperatures hovering around zero degrees just outside the Arctic Circle.
That’s not out of the ordinary. Diggins has been a fixture on World Cup podiums for 12 years and is known for braving fierce weather. Read More
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