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Karel TammjarvEstonian skier
Date of Birth: 25.05.1989
Country:  Estonia |
Content:
- Kaarel Tammjärv: An Olympic Cross-Country Skier
- Olympic Participation in Vancouver and Sochi
- World Championship Performance
- World Cup Results and Best Achievement
- Equipment and Success
Kaarel Tammjärv: An Olympic Cross-Country Skier
Early Career and World Cup DebutKaarel Tammjärv, an Estonian cross-country skier, made his World Cup debut in March 2009. In November of the same year, he achieved a top-30 finish in a World Cup relay, marking his first notable result.
Olympic Participation in Vancouver and Sochi
Tammjärv represented Estonia at the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, where he finished 67th in the 15km freestyle race and 42nd in the 15+15km duathlon. Four years later, he competed in the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, where he had the honor of carrying the Estonian flag at the closing ceremony.
World Championship Performance
In 2011, Tammjärv participated in the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships, achieving a top-10 finish in the relay (10th place) and placing in the top-50 in individual events (26th in 15km classical, 38th in 15+15km duathlon, and 49th in 50km mass start).
World Cup Results and Best Achievement
Throughout his World Cup career, Tammjärv has recorded three top-30 finishes, with two in team events and one in an individual race. His best overall World Cup ranking was 146th in the 2010/11 season.
Equipment and Success
Tammjärv uses Fischer skis, a renowned brand in cross-country skiing. His impressive performances are attributed not only to his skill and training but also to the high-quality equipment he trusts.
