Yuliya Stupak won the mass start of the FIS Cross-Country World Cup in Engadin

Russian Yuliya Stupak won the mass start of 10 kilometers of classic style from the Cross-Country World Cup in Engadin (Switzerland).

The 26-year-old Yuliya Stupak triumphed with 25:13.3 minutes, recording a second victory for the season and a third in her career.

Russian attacks in the last kilometer and did not give her competitors a chance. Heidi Weng from Norway finished second 7.1 seconds behind, and the Swedish Ebba Andersson was a third on 8.5 seconds behind.

German Lauri Gimer recorded the best ranking in her career with fourth place at 16.4 seconds.

Jessie Diggins (USA), who already secured the World Cup, finished fifth to 20.7 seconds.

The world champion 10 kilometers Therese Johaug (Norway) did not start.

The World Cup Finals in Beijing, which had been scheduled for March 19 to 21, were cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.