Ebba
Andersson

Cross-Country Skiing
Distance
Classic

Nationality: Sweden
Hometown: Delsbo, Sweden (moved to Sollefteå, Sweden at age three)
Height: 164 cm
Born: 10 July 1997
Turned pro: 2015

Equipment

6 entries · 4 categories

Skis

Fischer

Speedmax 100 Classic Plus 902 Medium

Top classic race ski for universal to wet conditions (902 grind)

Classic

Fischer

Speedmax 100He Skate Plus 610 Medium

Top skating race ski for warmer conditions (610 grind)

Skate / Freestyle

Boots

Fischer

Speedmax 9 Skate RL BOA

Top skate race boot; carries the RACE CODE seal and BOA Fit System with Li2 two-zone closure

Skate / Freestyle

Fischer

Speedmax 9 Classic RL BOA

Top classic race boot; carries the RACE CODE seal and a two-zone BOA Fit System

Classic

Bindings

Fischer

Fischer's race-stock IFP-compatible binding system for classic/skate skis, bundled with team skis and boots

Poles

Swix

Swix's carbon-composite cross-country race pole line

Setup verified 13 July 2026

Sources

About

Swedish cross-country skier (Piteå Elit; trains out of Östersund) specializing in distance and classic events. Reigning 2025 World Champion in the skiathlon and 30km mass start, with 3 World Championship gold medals among 11 total World Championship medals through 2025. At the Milano-Cortina 2026 Olympics she won gold in the 50km classical plus silver medals in the skiathlon, 10km freestyle and relay, giving her 4 career Olympic medals (1 gold, 3 silver) including a 2018 relay silver. Received Sweden's Jerring Award (the country's top annual sports honor, voted by the public) in January 2024 for her 2023 season.

World Cup career: 9 individual wins, 45 individual podiums across 121 starts over 8 seasons (2015, 2018-present); 2 relay wins. 2024 Jerring Award winner. Stats per Wikipedia, current through the 2025-26 season.

Sponsors

Fischer (skis, boots, bindings - part of the 'Fischer Race Family'); Swix (race poles - Triac line; wax); team apparel supplied by adidas as of the Swedish Ski Association's May 2026 switch from Craft - per Fischer's and Swix's own athlete/ambassador pages and ProXCskiing's May 2026 report on the adidas-Swedish Ski Association deal.

Wikipedia