Cross-Country Skiing
Joni Mäki
- Sprint
- Nationality
- Finland
- Hometown
- Vaasa, Finland (residence: Vuokatti per FIS)
- Born
- 24 January 1995
- Turned pro
- 2016
- Primary discipline
- Sprint
About Joni Mäki
Finnish cross-country skier (Pohti Skiteam Pyhäjärvi) and sprint specialist, on the World Cup since 2016 with 1 individual podium (2nd, classic sprint, Falun, March 2022) from 58 career starts, plus 2 team podiums (1 team-sprint bronze, 1 relay silver) from 10 team starts. Olympic silver medalist in the team sprint classical at the 2022 Beijing Games (with Iivo Niskanen), and World Championship silver medalist in the team sprint at the 2021 Oberstdorf Worlds (with Ristomatti Hakola). Also placed 4th in the freestyle sprint at the 2022 Olympics, one second short of bronze.
World Cup record through 2025-26 season: 0 individual wins, 1 individual podium (58 starts); 0 team wins, 2 team podiums (10 starts). Olympics: team sprint silver (2022, with Niskanen); 4th in freestyle sprint (2022). World Championships: team sprint silver (2021, with Hakola).
Sponsors: Fischer (skis, boots); One Way (poles) - per FIS official athlete biography (manufacturer-updated field)
Setup
3 items
Skis
Fischer Cross-country
Confirmed via Joni Mäki's official FIS athlete biography (manufacturer-updated field: 'Skis: Fischer'); exact model not specified, so linked to the generic Fischer cross-country race ski family entry.
Fischer's race-stock cross-country ski line (brand-level.
Boots
Fischer Cross-country
Confirmed via Joni Mäki's official FIS athlete biography (manufacturer-updated field: 'Boots: Fischer'); exact model not specified, so linked to the generic Fischer cross-country race boot family entry.
Fischer's race-stock cross-country boot line (brand-level.
Poles
One Way Cross-country
Confirmed via Joni Mäki's official FIS athlete biography (manufacturer-updated field: 'Poles: One way'). Reusing existing One Way cross-country pole family entry.
One Way race-stock cross-country pole line; exact model not specified.
Setup verified 12 July 2026