Cross-Country Skiing
Maja Dahlqvist
- Sprint
- Nationality
- Sweden
- Hometown
- Borlänge, Sweden (trains in Falun)
- Height
- 174 cm
- Born
- 15 April 1994
- Turned pro
- 2015
- Primary discipline
- Sprint
About Maja Dahlqvist
Swedish cross-country skier (Falun-Borlänge SK) specializing in sprint. 2x Sprint World Cup discipline champion (2022, 2023; also won the discipline again in 2026) and 2025 World Champion in the team sprint classic. At the 2022 Beijing Olympics she won two silver medals and a bronze; at the 2026 Milano-Cortina Games she added individual sprint bronze and team sprint gold (with Jonna Sundling).
World Cup career: 6 individual wins, 36 individual podiums across 153 starts over 10 seasons (2015-present); 8 team wins. 3 Sprint World Cup discipline titles (2022, 2023, 2026). 5 Olympic medals total across individual and team events (1 gold, 2 silver, 2 bronze); 5 World Championship medals (3 gold, 2 bronze). Stats per Wikipedia, current through the 2025-26 season.
Sponsors: Salomon (skis, boots - partner since 2012); Swix (race poles) - per Salomon's own official athlete page and FIS's official athlete biography (manufacturer-updated equipment field).
Setup
4 items
Skis
Salomon S/Lab Carbon Classic
- Classic
Confirmed via Salomon's own official athlete page (Salomon partner since 2012) and FIS's official athlete biography (manufacturer-updated field: 'Skis: Salomon'). Reusing the existing Salomon S/Lab Carbon Classic ski entry.
Top Salomon World Cup classic race ski; praised for uphill grip and glide feel
Salomon S/Lab Carbon Skate
- Skate / Freestyle
Confirmed via Salomon's own official athlete page and FIS's official athlete biography (manufacturer-updated field: 'Skis: Salomon'). Reusing the existing Salomon S/Lab Carbon Skate ski entry.
Top Salomon World Cup skate race ski; noted for stability at speed
Boots
Salomon S/LAB Carbon
Confirmed via Salomon's own official athlete page and FIS's official athlete biography (manufacturer-updated field: 'Boots: Salomon'). Reusing the existing Salomon S/LAB Carbon boot entry.
Salomon's top-of-range World Cup race boot
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