Landskampen

Our Norwegian and Swedish winter sports heroes arrive in Rhodes, and immediately go into competition mode. During the dinner we get to know everything about the years-long verbal fight between Petter Northug and Calle Halfvarsson. And an embarrassing penalty awaits today's losing team.

is still in the preliminary rounds. Which of the two teams is best at collaborating? They are used to competing one by one. Now they will act as a team. It's strange. Can they do it? The losing team must also this time endure an embarrassing penalty.

Today's competitions in Landskampen take place on water, in beautiful St. Paul's bay. Can we now see a pattern? Will Landskampen be a tight race? Or is one of the teams running away? During dinner, doping is a topic, and Therese Johaug talks about her verdict.

The participants get to test the pain threshold, and everyone must be quick in the head under pressure to cope with the last exercise. At dinner, they share experiences about the pressure that comes with top sports. Tiril tells why she experiences that sometimes it can be too much.

«Landskampen» has now passed halfway. Can one of the teams secure the grip? Now everyone has become well acquainted with each other's strengths and weaknesses. It affects the tactical game.

The finals is approaching, and now it is time to secure as many bonus seconds as possible before the start of the hunt that awaits there. During the dinner we hear how the athletes motivate themselves for the hard work required. And what happens when the motivation disappears?

Today's exercises in Landskampen are carried out as a group relay in the city of Rhodes. Participants get to test their skills on completely foreign exercises. During dinner, it's time to sum up the days in Rhodes, and share highlights. The episode ends with an embarrassing penalty for today's losing team.

The grand finale! The competition is divided into two. First, a series of tough duels, one on one, where the athletes get the opportunity to collect points for their team. The points are converted to seconds before the last final inside the ancient, 2000-year-old arena in Rhodes. Now it will be decided.