Sweden won another medal at the European Steering Championships.
This time around, Lena Strand, Sarah Hagstrom and Tov Alexandersson won the gold in the women’s relay.
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Together with Lena Strand and Sarah Hagstrom, she won Sweden’s first gold medal on the women’s side at this tournament.
In the relay, the trio were well ahead and well ahead of their opponents in the Estonian jungle.
“Awesome Extension”
Lena Strand made her Sweden debut when she got the start at nine on Sunday morning.
Right on the first switch, Strand ran to fourth, 53 seconds off pole position Finland.
Then Sarah Hagstrom defended an impressive race.
She has strayed significantly from her opponents. So much so that in the last switch it was a full minute ahead of the Czech Republic.
“It’s a great extension, starring amazingly well,” says SVT broadcast expert Mats Trowing.
In the last change, Hagstrom handed over responsibility to Tove Alexandersson, who then had a good margin for her opponents, a margin she was keen to increase even more.
Once she reached the finish line, she was minutes ahead of the runner-up and ran into the first Swedish gold on the women’s side during this European group.
Lena and Sarah are doing well and have fun running. I was very focused today and wanted to do the same, says Tove Alexandersson on SVT’s post-race broadcast.
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