With the mobile version of the Jukola LiveBlog you can stay connected and share your thoughts even from the Jukola venue in Finland. The success from 10Mila, NOC Middle and NOC Sprint is continued on Jukola with a LiveBlog at WorldofO.com.

Again we will do our best to provide you with a great experience – and give you updates on everything happening. We are trying to team up with some of the top teams to get reports during both Venla and Jukola relays directly from Finland – please help us if you’ve got the connections. For Jukola the LiveBlog is organized together with Ultimate Orienteering ; we’ll be live every minute during the Venla and Jukola relays – and partly live from now until the Venla relay starts.

Mobile version

Here you find the mobile version of the Jukola LiveBlog (bookmark now). Best viewed using Opera Mini which works for most mobile phones, and also keeps down cost by compressing pages.

Full Web version

The Bushmen Team with Kristoffer Fiane Pedersen as manager has taken the lead in the Fantasy World Cup after this years seconds World Cup race – the NOC Sprint in Salo, Finland. Anders Skarholt’s Scary-team dropped three places, and is now in fourth place – 13 points down on Bushmen. We have got 10 teams within 25 points – and still everything is very open.

Note! Results are preliminary as I am still waiting for official World Cup results at the IOF site . Updated 13/6/09 12:00 CET: Official World Cup results are now up at IOF site, and the Fantasy World Cup results have been updated accordingly. Note that runners who were disqualified in the Final – and runners who were in 12th, 13th and 14th spot in the Qualification – also got World Cup points.

Standings

• Fantasy World Cup overall standings
• Team results Fantasy World Cup race 2
• Team results Fantasy World Cup race 1 (updated!)

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Top 10 after World Cup Race 2

Jukola is only one day away – and it is time to make the last Jukola preparations. There are old maps of the area to be studied, map samples of the new map, and lots of Jukola trainings made by other runners which may be relevant. Below I’ve collected some of the most relevant information.

I had planned to make a few Webroutes on the old Jukola map as well and publish them here, but found it wise not to, in case I would get “unlucky” and get some legs correct (which might by unpopular among the Jukola route planners). So I guess you’ll have to that part of the job yourself – you find the map below…

Old Map for Jukola 2009

The organizer provides the old map on the Jukola 2009 page, but with an annoying red ‘Forbidden area’ text on it. There is however also another version available on a Doma site:

• Old map – part 1 and part 2 – from Jukola.net
• Old map as above – but without the red ‘Forbidden area’ text (in Doma archive of Per Sjögren)
• Jukola 2009 map in Google Earth as overlay (as shown above)

Map samples: Competition map for Jukola 2009

In addition to old maps, there are map samples available at Jukola2009.net – thumbnails of which are shown below. Try to find these on the old map – it ain’t easy…

Historical Jukola maps and Jukola trainings

To get in the Jukola mood – and understand more about typical gafflings in Jukola – it can be nice to take a look at old Jukola maps and Jukola trainings runners have been doing lately:

• Browse old Jukola-maps in Omaps.WorldofO.com
• See old Jukola map locations – including maps (click on marker to get full map) (see also all old Jukola maps maps directly at Jukola.com
• See all maps in Omaps.worldofo.com with location – including Jukola-09 training maps.
• A search for ‘Jukola’ in Omaps.WorldofO.com gives a lot of recent Jukola trainings by a variety of runners – looking at some of these is a good way to prepare for Jukola.
• Mats Troeng has been in Finland in May doing a Jukola test race in relevant terrain in Mikkeli
• Some samples for typical gaffling in Jukola: 2006 leg 1-3, 2006 leg 4-7, 2005 leg 1 with Halden SK route, 2004 leg 1-3, 2003 – leg 1.

Jukola – info

Start: 22:00 CET (23:00 local time)

1. 12,2 – 12,3 km daylight/dusk 63 min
2. 12,6 – 12,7 km dusk 66 min
3. 14,8 – 14,9 km dusk 79 min
4. 8,7 – 8,9 km dusk/daylight 49 min
5. 8,8 – 9,0 km daylight 47 min
6. 11,1 – 11,3 km daylight 60 min
7. 16,4- 16,6 km daylight 85 min

All the courses include approximately 800 metres of taped route. There will be a spreading system (forking) on all legs. The Sun will set at 10.56 p.m.on Saturday, 13 June, and rise at 03.26 a.m. on Sunday, 14 June. Competitors born in 1993 – 1994 may run legs 4, 5 and 6. Competitors born in 1992 and earlier may run all the legs. The race will start on Saturday, 13 June, at 11.00 p.m. as a mass start.

Venla – course lengths

Start: 14:00 CET (15:00 local time)

1. 7.1 – 7.3 km 44 min
2. 6,8 – 7,0 km 43 min
3. 5,8 – 6,0 km 38 min
4. 8,6 – 8,8 km 58 min

All the courses include approx. 800 metres of taped route. There will be a spreading system (forking) on all legs. Competitors born in 1993 – 1994 may run legs 1, 2 and 3. Competitors born in 1992 and earlier may run all legs. The race will start on Saturday, 13 June, at 3 p.m. as a mass start.

Useful links

• Main Jukola 2009 page
• Invitation
• Competition centre map
• Military tent map and tent numbers (Check before you leave home!)
• Links to online results are not available yet.

If something is forgotten – please add a comment below, and I’ll update the article accordingly. I have found no information regarding speaker sound, web-TV, online results, tracking (except that there is) yet.

Registered Teams

• Jukola Teams
• Venla Teams

Most top Jukola and Venla teams have not made their teams official yet, but Kristiansand OK – 10Mila winner – has the following team set up:

12 Kristiansand OK 1
1 Jon Duncan
2 Audun Bjerkreim Nilsen
3 Baptiste Rollier
4 Jostein Andersen
5 Damien Renard
6 Holger Hott
7 Daniel Hubmann

Another interesting team is OK Linné (second last year):

2 OK Linne 1
1 Jörgen Ohlin
2 Tomas Stenström
3 Jan Troeng
4 Albin Ridefelt
5 Mats Troeng
6 Henrik Löfås
7 Mattias Millinger

Jukola 2009 Live Blog

The success from 10Mila, NOC Middle and NOC Sprint is continued on Jukola. Again we are providing a LiveBlog – this time together with Ultimate Orienteering. The LiveBlog will get embedded on the main page of World of O. We’ll be (partly) live from Friday evening in case you have any questions up front.

A small drama involving Audun Weltzien after the NOC Sprint Finals yesterday: As everybody could see during the GPS-tracking (see screenshot above – full tracking here), Weltzien ran through a hedge marked with ‘Impassable vegetation’ between controls 6 and 7. Thus he was disqualified by the organizers. However, a protest from Weltzien made the organizers revert the DSQ.

- Note that the hedge looks to be drawn with thickness of about 0.2 mm [Note! According to comment below, the hedge was drawn with thickness 0.3 mm on the map], while the minimum width of a hedge of this type is 0.4 mm according to the ISSOM, Håvard Tveite – leader of the Norwegian mapping group – comments. – Thus it is very difficult to see that this hedge is drawn as impassable. It looks like several other runners have been tricked by the same, as several others have also started in this direction.

- Audun Weltzien called me, and I advised him to deliver a protest on the disqualification, Tveite continues. According to Tveite, the protest was followed, and Weltzien is now in the official results of the organizers in the 19th spot for the World Cup. The official results at the IOF page – including WRE and World Cup points are however not posted yet (thus no updated Fantasy World Cup standings as of yet).

Todays NOC Sprint did not have a lot of route choice alternatives – the most important thing was to make a quick decision for each leg – and avoid small mistakes. For the longer legs, mostly the alternatives where similar in time. Below you see the route choice giving the best split for each of the longer legs in both men and women categories taken from the GPS Tracking.

If you want to further analyze the race, use the following links:

• GPS Tracking NOC – Replay in browser
• Splitsbrowser – mens class
• Splitsbrowser – womens class
• Splits men – provided by the organizer
• Splits women – provided by the organizer

All pictures below are screenshots from the excellent GPS Tracking, provided by the NOC organizers / Tracker. Note that this is the route which gave the fastest split for each leg – and not necessarily the best route. E.g. Khramov had a fantastic last part of his race, winning all legs from control 12 to the finish.

The NOC Sprint Live Blog can be replayed below. The GPS tracking worked surprisingly well for a sprint, and with GPS Tracking on all runners, the NOC Sprint was excellent entertainment for the viewers. We had around 1800 viewers watching part of the Live Blog today – why not join in yourself on the next Live Blog on Jukola?

The Fantasy World Cup Teams show that Daniel Hubmann (SUI) and Minna Kauppi (FIN) – the long distance Gold medalists – are the peoples favourites to get new Gold medals when the Nordic Championships are finished with the Sprint distance today. Start for the men is 15:05 CET and 16:55 CET for the women. Follow the NOC Sprint at the World of O Live Blog.

Complete list of runners

Here you find a complete list of people’s favorites.

1. Daniel Hubmann (176 teams)
   

2. Thierry Gueorgiou (168 teams)
   
3. Minna Kauppi (162 teams)
   
4. Anne Margrethe Hausken (152 teams)
   
5. Matthias Merz (136 teams)
   
6. Helena Jansson (128 teams)
   
7. Simone Niggli (127 teams)
   
8. Emil Wingstedt (119 teams)
   
9. Andrey Khramov (106 teams)
   
10. Signe Søes (67 teams)
    
11. Peter Öberg (57 teams)
12. Marianne Andersen (44 teams)
    
13. Merja Rantanen (37 teams)
14. Anders Nordberg (36 teams)
    
15. Tero Föhr (31 teams)
    
16. Martin Johansson (29 teams)
    
17. Kajsa Nilsson (23 teams)
    
18. Øystein Kvaal Østerbø (20 teams)
    
19. Tuomas Tervo (14 teams)
    
20. François Gonon (13 teams)
    
21. Matthias Müller (12 teams)
    
22. Heli Jukkola (12 teams)
    
23. David Andersson (12 teams)
    
24. Valentin Novikov (11 teams)
    
25. Mats Haldin (10 teams)
    
26. Dana Brožková (9 teams)
    
27. Olav Lundanes (8 teams)
    
28. Baptiste Rollier (8 teams)
    
29. Michal Smola (7 teams)
    
30. Pasi Ikonen (7 teams)
    
31. Fabian Hertner (7 teams)
    
32. Mats Troeng (5 teams)
33. Scott Fraser (5 teams)
    
34. Maja Alm (5 teams)
35. Carl Waaler Kaas (4 teams)
    
36. Alexander Lubina (4 teams)
37. Vroni König-Salmi (4 teams)
    
38. Philippe Adamski (3 teams)
    
39. Dimitry Tsvetkov (3 teams)
40. Johan Runesson (3 teams)
41. Håvard Lucasen (3 teams)
42. Jörgen Wickholm (3 teams)
43. Martin Hubmann (3 teams)
44. Martins Sirmais (3 teams)
    
45. Elise Egseth (3 teams)
    
46. David Brickhill-Jones (2 teams)
    
47. Holger Hott (2 teams)
    
48. Anni-Maija Fincke (2 teams)
    
49. Jarkko Huovila (2 teams)
    
50. Anders Skarholt (2 teams)
    
51. Anders Tiltnes (2 teams)
52. Topi Anjala (2 teams)
    
53. Ingunn Hultgreen Weltzien (2 teams)
    
54. Olli Markus Taivainen (2 teams)
55. Olle Kärner (2 teams)
    
56. Sander Vaher (2 teams)
    
57. Audun Weltzien (2 teams)
    
58. Annika Billstam (2 teams)
    
59. Grace Elson (1 teams)
    
60. Erkki Aadli (1 teams)
    
61. Ulf Forseth Indgaard (1 teams)
62. Annika Rihma (1 teams)
    
63. Céline Dodin (1 teams)
    
64. Yuri Omeltchenko (1 teams)
    
65. Vesa Taanila (1 teams)
    
66. Graham Gristwood (1 teams)
    
67. Hanny Allston (1 teams)
    
68. Iva Navrátilová (1 teams)
69. Marcus Millegård (1 teams)
    
70. Christian Wartbichler (1 teams)
71. Petteri Muukkonen (1 teams)
72. Markus Puusepp (1 teams)
    
73. Henrik Jansson (1 teams)
74. Karine DHarreville (1 teams)
75. Rachel Engeler (1 teams)
76. Aaro Asikainen (1 teams)
77. Heidi Bagstevold (1 teams)
78. Mårten Boström (1 teams)
    
79. Lina Bäckström (1 teams)
80. Kiril Nikolov (1 teams)
    
81. Mari Fasting (1 teams)
    
82. Lauri Tammemae (1 teams)
    
83. Liisa Anttila (1 teams)
84. Audun Bjerkreim Nilsen (1 teams)
    
85. Christian Nielsen (1 teams)
    
86. Eduard Smehlik (1 teams)
87. Ines Brodmann (1 teams)
    
88. Simonas Krepsta (1 teams)
    
89. Vendula Klechová (1 teams)
    
90. Frederic Tranchand (1 teams)
91. Anna Forsberg (1 teams)
92. Jani Lakanen (1 teams)
    
93. Linnea Lidström (1 teams)
    
94. Edgars Bertuks (1 teams)
    
95. Lukáš Barták (1 teams)
    
96. Jan Šedivý (1 teams)
    
97. Damien Renard (1 teams)
    
98. Torben Wendler (1 teams)
    
99. Rain Eensaar (1 teams)
100. Martin Binder (1 teams)
     
101. Liis Johanson (1 teams)
     
102. Erik Öhlund (1 teams)
103. Katri (Kerkola) Lindeqvist (1 teams)
     
104. Julia Novikova (1 teams)
     
105. Elin Skantze (1 teams)
     
106. Jonn Are Myhren (1 teams)
     
107. Gernot Kerschbaumer (1 teams)
     
108. Kati Rooni (1 teams)
109. Lena Eliasson (1 teams)
     
110. Ionut Zinca (1 teams)
111. Mattias Karlsson (1 teams)
     
112. Tomáš Dlabaja (1 teams)
     
113. Antti Anttonen (1 teams)
114. Jan Prochazka (1 teams)
     
115. Lars Skjeset (1 teams)
     
     

Anders Skarholt took home the first round of the Fantasy World Cup with the Team ‘Scary’, performing better as a manager than in the forest (Note! Preliminary results).

• Standing WoO Fantasy World Cup 2009
• Full results WoO Fantasy World Cup race 1

Note that the results are preliminary, as the WoO Fantasy WC must still be considered work in progress (There are probably some errors!). Please add a comment below if some points are not correctly calculated, and the results will be updated.

You may change your team for WC competition number two – NOC Sprint – from this evening at 20.00. Note that it is open for changes until tomorrow at 14:00 CET – i.e. you may change your team after the qualification race in the morning.

1. Scary – 679.00 points

Manager: Anders Skarholt
Points: 679.00

1.   Thierry Gueorgiou – 120.00 points	2.   Minna Kauppi – 75.00 points
3.   Peter Öberg – 110.00 points	4.   Anne Margrethe Hausken – 45.00 points
5.   Anders Nordberg – 19.00 points	6.   Marianne Andersen – 80.00 points
7.   Tero Föhr – 40.00 points	8.   Helena Jansson – 100.00 points
9.   Merja Rantanen – 50.00 points	10.   Matthias Merz – 40.00 points

2. OTB – 675.00 points

Manager: Vinc\’
Points: 675.00

1.   Thierry Gueorgiou – 120.00 points	2.   Minna Kauppi – 75.00 points
3.   Matthias Merz – 44.00 points	4.   Anders Nordberg – 19.00 points
5.   Marianne Andersen – 80.00 points	6.   Peter Öberg – 100.00 points
7.   Anne Margrethe Hausken – 45.00 points	8.   Marianne Andersen – 80.00 points
9.   Daniel Hubmann – 12.00 points	10.   Helena Jansson – 100.00 points

3. accelerate – 673.00 points

Manager: Rachael Elder
Points: 673.00

1.   Minna Kauppi – 90.00 points	2.   Thierry Gueorgiou – 100.00 points
3.   Merja Rantanen – 55.00 points	4.   Marianne Andersen – 80.00 points
5.   Simone Niggli – 31.00 points	6.   Helena Jansson – 100.00 points
7.   Daniel Hubmann – 12.00 points	8.   Valentin Novikov – 60.00 points
9.   Peter Öberg – 100.00 points	10.   Anne Margrethe Hausken – 45.00 points

4. Sheffield Steelers – 666.00 points

Manager: OJ

Points: 666.00

1.   Thierry Gueorgiou – 120.00 points	2.   Minna Kauppi – 75.00 points
3.   Peter Öberg – 110.00 points	4.   Daniel Hubmann – 12.00 points
5.   Matthias Merz – 40.00 points	6.   Valentin Novikov – 60.00 points
7.   Anders Nordberg – 19.00 points	8.   Marianne Andersen – 80.00 points
9.   Helena Jansson – 100.00 points	10.   Merja Rantanen – 50.00 points

5. Suderanten – 653.00 points

Manager: Wolfi
Points: 653.00

1.   Thierry Gueorgiou – 120.00 points	2.   Minna Kauppi – 75.00 points
3.   Peter Öberg – 110.00 points	4.   Simone Niggli – 31.00 points
5.   Daniel Hubmann – 12.00 points	6.   Anne Margrethe Hausken – 45.00 points
7.   Matthias Merz – 40.00 points	8.   Marianne Andersen – 80.00 points
9.   Tero Föhr – 40.00 points	10.   Helena Jansson – 100.00 points

6. Kleist – 652.00 points

Manager: Anders
Points: 652.00

1.   Thierry Gueorgiou – 120.00 points	2.   Minna Kauppi – 75.00 points
3.   Peter Öberg – 110.00 points	4.   Daniel Hubmann – 12.00 points
5.   Matthias Merz – 40.00 points	6.   Valentin Novikov – 60.00 points
7.   Tero Föhr – 40.00 points	8.   Merja Rantanen – 50.00 points
9.   Anne Margrethe Hausken – 45.00 points	10.   Helena Jansson – 100.00 points

7. Team Småtroll – 651.00 points

Manager: Jan Andreas Edstrøm
Points: 651.00

1.   Thierry Gueorgiou – 120.00 points	2.   Minna Kauppi – 75.00 points
3.   Peter Öberg – 110.00 points	4.   Anders Nordberg – 19.00 points
5.   Daniel Hubmann – 12.00 points	6.   Matthias Merz – 40.00 points
7.   Anne Margrethe Hausken – 45.00 points	8.   Marianne Andersen – 80.00 points
9.   Merja Rantanen – 50.00 points	10.   Helena Jansson – 100.00 points

8. Mustela putorius – 632.00 points

Manager: Erik Rost
Points: 632.00

1.   Peter Öberg – 150.00 points	2.   Minna Kauppi – 75.00 points
3.   David Andersson – 0.00 points	4.   Thierry Gueorgiou – 80.00 points
5.   Matthias Merz – 40.00 points	6.   Daniel Hubmann – 12.00 points
7.   Anne Margrethe Hausken – 45.00 points	8.   Merja Rantanen – 50.00 points
9.   Helena Jansson – 100.00 points	10.   Marianne Andersen – 80.00 points

9. Johnsson – 631.00 points

Manager: Magnus
Points: 631.00

1.   Thierry Gueorgiou – 120.00 points	2.   Minna Kauppi – 75.00 points
3.   Marianne Andersen – 88.00 points	4.   Anne Margrethe Hausken – 45.00 points
5.   Matthias Merz – 40.00 points	6.   Daniel Hubmann – 12.00 points
7.   Peter Öberg – 100.00 points	8.   Simone Niggli – 31.00 points
9.   Helena Jansson – 100.00 points	10.   Signe Søes – 20.00 points

10. Bushmen – 630.00 points

Manager: Kristoffer Fiane Pedersen
Points: 630.00

1.   Thierry Gueorgiou – 120.00 points	2.   Daniel Hubmann – 15.00 points
3.   Minna Kauppi – 66.00 points	4.   Matthias Merz – 40.00 points
5.   Peter Öberg – 100.00 points	6.   Marianne Andersen – 80.00 points
7.   Helena Jansson – 100.00 points	8.   Merja Rantanen – 50.00 points
9.   Tero Föhr – 40.00 points	10.   Anders Nordberg – 19.00 points

40 GPS Tracking screenshots of decisive moments, 900 simultaneous viewers at the most, and 260 comments. That’s the short summary of todays Live Blog coverage of the NOC Middle distance here at World of O. Peter Öberg and Helena Jansson took home two gold medals for Sweden in the end – below you can replay the excitement. Don’t miss out on the Sprint tomorrow!

Around 2400 runners have been picked for the 195 Fantasy WC teams ahead of todays first World Cup race of the season – and not surprisingly on a Middle Distance in Finland, the people’s favorites are Thierry Gueorgiou and Minna Kauppi. The Teams for the first World Cup race are now set – the Teams for the second race may be set up from this evening at 20:00.

Complete list of runners

Here you find a complete list of people’s favorites. A total of 111 different runners have been chosen…

1. Thierry Gueorgiou (171 teams)
   

2. Daniel Hubmann (167 teams)
   
3. Minna Kauppi (164 teams)
   
4. Anne Margrethe Hausken (140 teams)
   
5. Matthias Merz (137 teams)
   
6. Peter Öberg (123 teams)
7. Helena Jansson (97 teams)
   
8. Simone Niggli (89 teams)
   
9. Anders Nordberg (82 teams)
   
10. Merja Rantanen (73 teams)
11. Tero Föhr (54 teams)
    
12. Signe Søes (45 teams)
    
13. Emil Wingstedt (45 teams)
    
14. Marianne Andersen (42 teams)
    
15. Andrey Khramov (31 teams)
    
16. David Andersson (27 teams)
    
17. Valentin Novikov (22 teams)
    
18. Olav Lundanes (16 teams)
    
19. Pasi Ikonen (14 teams)
    
20. Heli Jukkola (14 teams)
    
21. François Gonon (13 teams)
    
22. Baptiste Rollier (12 teams)
    
23. Mats Haldin (12 teams)
    
24. Øystein Kvaal Østerbø (11 teams)
    
25. Tuomas Tervo (10 teams)
    
26. Dana Brožková (10 teams)
    
27. Michal Smola (8 teams)
    
28. Carl Waaler Kaas (8 teams)
    
29. Kajsa Nilsson (8 teams)
    
30. Vroni König-Salmi (7 teams)
    
31. Jarkko Huovila (6 teams)
    
32. Jörgen Wickholm (6 teams)
33. Dimitry Tsvetkov (5 teams)
34. Philippe Adamski (4 teams)
    
35. Katri (Kerkola) Lindeqvist (4 teams)
    
36. Mats Troeng (4 teams)
37. Scott Fraser (4 teams)
    
38. Johan Runesson (3 teams)
39. Leonid Novikov (3 teams)
40. Gernot Kerschbaumer (3 teams)
    
41. Alexander Lubina (3 teams)
42. Holger Hott (3 teams)
    
43. Topi Anjala (3 teams)
    
44. Håvard Lucasen (3 teams)
45. Maja Alm (3 teams)
46. Anni-Maija Fincke (3 teams)
    
47. Olle Kärner (3 teams)
    
48. Audun Weltzien (3 teams)
    
49. Martins Sirmais (3 teams)
    
50. Martin Hubmann (3 teams)
51. Julia Novikova (3 teams)
    
52. Maria Rantala (2 teams)
    
53. Céline Dodin (2 teams)
    
54. Lina Bäckström (2 teams)
55. Anders Tiltnes (2 teams)
56. Ingunn Hultgreen Weltzien (2 teams)
    
57. Anders Skarholt (2 teams)
    
58. Grace Elson (2 teams)
    
59. Olli Markus Taivainen (2 teams)
60. Heidi Bagstevold (2 teams)
61. Graham Gristwood (2 teams)
    
62. Mattias Millinger (2 teams)
    
63. Jonn Are Myhren (2 teams)
    
64. Sander Vaher (2 teams)
    
65. Martin Johansson (2 teams)
    
66. Matthias Müller (2 teams)
    
67. Lena Eliasson (2 teams)
    
68. Iva Navrátilová (1 teams)
69. Hanny Allston (1 teams)
    
70. Annika Rihma (1 teams)
    
71. Petteri Muukkonen (1 teams)
72. Ionut Zinca (1 teams)
73. Mikhail Mamleev (1 teams)
    
74. Fabian Hertner (1 teams)
    
75. Elin Skantze (1 teams)
    
76. Jonas Pilblad (1 teams)
    
77. Damien Renard (1 teams)
    
78. Aaro Asikainen (1 teams)
79. Rachel Engeler (1 teams)
80. Vesa Taanila (1 teams)
    
81. Klaus Schgaguler (1 teams)
    
82. Lauri Tammemae (1 teams)
    
83. Jan Prochazka (1 teams)
    
84. Annika Billstam (1 teams)
    
85. Eduard Smehlik (1 teams)
86. Marco Seppi (1 teams)
    
87. Mari Fasting (1 teams)
    
88. Mårten Boström (1 teams)
    
89. Christian Wartbichler (1 teams)
90. Markus Puusepp (1 teams)
    
91. Henrik Jansson (1 teams)
92. Jan Šedivý (1 teams)
    
93. Simonas Krepsta (1 teams)
    
94. Anna Forsberg (1 teams)
95. Rain Eensaar (1 teams)
96. Kiril Nikolov (1 teams)
    
97. Liis Johanson (1 teams)
    
98. Linnea Lidström (1 teams)
    
99. Liisa Anttila (1 teams)
100. Ulf Forseth Indgaard (1 teams)
101. Kati Rooni (1 teams)
102. Vendula Klechová (1 teams)
     
103. Jani Lakanen (1 teams)
     
104. Yuri Omeltchenko (1 teams)
     
105. Eva Juřeníková (1 teams)
     
106. Ines Brodmann (1 teams)
     
107. Erkki Aadli (1 teams)
     
108. Torben Wendler (1 teams)
     
109. Antti Anttonen (1 teams)
110. Mattias Karlsson (1 teams)
     
111. Leif Bader (1 teams)