→ 2021 - Ötillö Swimrun World Championship, 1st place
→ 2018 - Ötillö Swimrun World Championship, 1st place
→ 2017 - Ötillö Swimrun World Championship, 1st place
→ 2016 - Ötillö Swimrun World Championship, 1st place
→ 2012 - Everest Ultra, Nepal, 1st place
→ 2011 - Adventure World Championship, Tasmania, Australia, 6th place
→ 2010 - Ötillö Swimrun World Championship, 2nd place
→ 2009 - Ultra Trail Run World Championship France, 7th place
Merits
→ 2022 - One Water Race, 47h, 1st place
→ 2021 - Ötillö Swimrun World Championship, 1st place
→ 2018 - Ötillö Swimrun World Championship, 1st place
→ 2017 - Ötillö Swimrun World Championship, 1st place
→ 2016 - Ötillö Swimrun World Championship, 1st place
→ 2012 - Everest Ultra, Nepal, 1st place
→ 2011 - Adventure World Championship, Tasmania, Australia, 6th place
→ 2010 - Ötillö Swimrun World Championship, 2nd place
→ 2009 - Ultra Trail Run World Championship France, 7th place
Q&A
– What other experiences do you have that demonstrates your competence and ability to complete One Water Race?
Winning team of One Water Race 2022.
– Why do you want to participate in One Water Race?
It’s the greatest challenge I’ve encountered and I’m very motivated to try to improve our performance from last year.
– Have you taken a similar challenge before?
Yes, One Water race 2022!
– What are your strengths?
Long experience from expedition-style endurance races. The muscle behind my forehead. I like to race in a team and work together to achieve something big.
– What are your weaknesses?
Keeping up body temperature on long swimming sections.
– What would be your biggest challenges in this race?
There are some swimming sections that can be cold and challenging.
– Have you been to the Stockholm archipelago and what do you know/think about the terrain?
It’s fantastic terrain and I love the diversity and how exposed it is to the weather.
– What are you most looking forward to, if you would participate in One Water Race?
The preparations and to race with this fantastic team again.
