Ida Dahl made her Tour de Ski debut in Val Müstair, where it was a strong 14th place.
Now the competitions have been moved to the heat in German Oberstdorf.
Ida Dahl, who also runs the Ski Classics long-distance cup, will be faced with a different set-up.
In Ski Classics, she is used to mass starts.
When she stands at the starting line in Oberstdorf, an individual start awaits instead.
- It will be a lot of fun, I usually run a mass start, so it will be fun to do something else, she says.
Is there anything new that needs to be considered?
- The opening speed is important.
Especially on this track, it's very tough.
So you can be penalized if you open too eagerly.
For me, it's about having a more controlled opening.
Could it be a top 10 finish?
- Then it will go very well, I think.
But of course it would have been fun, says Dahl.
The women's race, 10 kilometers, classic style with individual start, starts at 11.45.