Johannes Høsflot Klæbo triumphed in exactly 26 minutes in the final 10 kilometre classic race of the men’s cross-country skiing World Cup season to boost his outside bid for a fifth overall title. It was a sixth straight race win on Saturday and third straight distance win for the Norwegian, as well as 83rd overall as he made a late charge for a third overall title in a row. “It’s going well at the moment,” he told VG. Klæbo won by 22.1 seconds from Finn Iivo Niskanen. Klæbo’s overall World Cup rival, Harald Østberg Amundsen, came home eighth and clinched the distance globe – setting up an epi…