The seven-stop SuperTour will see US and Canadian cross-country stars compete in the International Ski Federation (FIS) sanctioned event, with berths at the FIS World Cup on offer.

USS use the event as a key development programme which offers club athletes the opportunity to qualify for the US ski team, FIS World Cup tour and potentially the Olympics.

This season's tour features five events in the US and two in Canada.

Canmore in Alberta hosts the first race weekend between December 6 and 8, before Sun Valley in Idaho hosts the SuperTour between December 14 and 15.

The tour visits Houghton in Michigan between January 3 and 7 and Craftsbury in Vermont between January 24 and 26, before three race weekends in February.

These will be held in Minneapolis between February 16 and 17, Cable in Wisconsin on February 19 and Hayward in Wisconsin on February 22.

The SuperTour Finals are in Vernon in British Columbia, Canada, between March 26 and April 2.

US skier Sadie Bjornsen won the sprint freestyle and classical mass start titles at the 2018 SuperTour finals.

Simeon Hamilton won the men's sprint freestyle event, with Bjornsen's brother Eric collecting gold in the men's classical mass start final.