Cross-Country Skiing
Jonna Sundling
- Sprint
- Nationality
- Sweden
- Hometown
- Umeå, Sweden (grew up in Tvärålund)
- Born
- 28 December 1994
- Turned pro
- 2015
- Primary discipline
- Sprint
About Jonna Sundling
Swedish cross-country skier (Piteå Elit; resides in Östersund) and one of the sport's dominant sprint specialists. 2x World Champion in the individual sprint (2023 Planica, 2025 Trondheim) and 2022 Olympic sprint gold medalist, adding an Olympic silver in the 2026 individual sprint and gold in the 2026 team sprint (with Maja Dahlqvist) at the Milano-Cortina Games. Received Sweden's Jerring Award (the country's top annual sports honor) in January 2026.
World Cup career: 13 individual wins, 41 individual podiums across 137 starts over 11 seasons (2015-present); 7 team wins. 2 Olympic medals (1 gold, 1 silver individually) plus 1 team sprint Olympic gold; 8 World Championship medals (7 gold, 1 bronze). Stats per Wikipedia, current through the 2025-26 season.
Sponsors: Rossignol (skis, boots - 'Rossignol's front figure' per ProXCskiing, which gave her a personalized pair of championship skis in 2025); Swix (race poles) - per Rossignol's and FIS's own official athlete pages (manufacturer-updated equipment field).
Setup
3 items
Skis
Rossignol Cross-country
Confirmed via Rossignol's own official athlete page and FIS's official athlete biography (manufacturer-updated field: 'Skis: Rossignol'); also described as Rossignol's 'front figure' by ProXCskiing, which covered a personalized championship-ski gift from the brand in 2025. Exact ski model not specified. Reusing existing DB Rossignol cross-country race ski entry.
Rossignol's race-stock cross-country ski line (brand-level; exact model not specified by federation).
Boots
Rossignol Cross-country
Confirmed via FIS's official athlete biography (manufacturer-updated field: 'Boots: Rossignol'). Reusing existing DB Rossignol cross-country race boot entry.
Rossignol's race-stock cross-country boot line (brand-level; exact model not specified by federation).
Poles
Swix
Confirmed via FIS's official athlete biography (manufacturer-updated field: 'Poles: Swix'). Reusing existing Swix cross-country pole family entry.
Swix cross-country race pole line.
Setup verified 13 July 2026