Andrew Musgrave

Andrew Musgrave will not be anyone's favourite to win a medal in PyeongChang but a stunning result in 2017 made the world of cross-country sit up and take notice.

Andrew Musgrave of Great Britain

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A veteran of the 2010 and 2014 Winter Olympics, where he never troubled the podium, Musgrave had a fairly unspectacular set of career results until last season's World Championships in Lahti, Finland.

He enjoyed the best ever performance from a British nordic skier, coming fourth in the men's 50km.

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A previous career highlight was surprisingly winning the Norwegian national sprint freestyle race in 2014 ahead of a number of elite athletes - although as a foreigner, he was not eligible for a medal.

Musgrave, 27, now hopes to make a much bigger impact at the Olympics at the third time of asking. He said in September:

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