the Svenska mästerskap () in cross country skiing a few times, most recently January 2005. In the western part of town there is also a ski slope, Hede, and in the North lies the trotting track Hagmyren. The city center features a swimming pool with a gym, a solarium and an indoor sports hall. In 1939 Glysisvallen was built to include a soccer field, stadium, running track and outdoor hockey rink. In 1989 Hudiksvall received their first indoor hockey hall in the area, and in 2007 an artificial soccer field was built at Glysisvallen. In 1999, Hudiksvall also received a large modern indoor sports hall in the former sawmill located in the industrial area Håstaholmen. In addition, Hudiksvall have the sports club Strands IF, the football club ABK, the hockey club HHC and the floor hockey club Hudik/Björkberg. The most successful in recent years is the Hudiksvall sports club's ski section whose sprint skier Björn Lind won two Olympic gold medals in Turin in 2006. In the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver Daniel Richardson won an Olympic gold medal in the team sprint. The 2010 Vasalopp was won by Jörgen Brink. Buildings and structures Outside of Hudiksvall in Forsa socken, the Storbergsmasten is located. Storbergsmasten is a 335 metre tall guyed mast for FM- and TV-transmission, which shares the first place as Sweden's tallest structure together with three other masts of same height. Famous people from Hudiksvall Agneta Sjödin, presenter and TV-personality Brainbombs, noise rock band Gösta Skoglund, social democrat politician Hans Vestberg, businessman Noomi Rapace, actress Jenny Sjödin, professional wrestler and submission grappler Tomas Brolin, former football player Vildhjarta, Progressive metal/Djent band Totalitär, hardcore punk band Amy Gumenick, actress Coldbound, Black Metal/Doom Metal band Svante Stockselius, Eurovision/EBU See also Sjösmyrsjön References Populated places in Hudiksvall Municipality Hälsingland Municipal seats of Gävleborg County Swedish municipal seats Coastal cities and towns in Sweden Populated places established in 1582