JWOC Relay: Live from 14:30 CET

Jan Kocbach July 11, 2009 Events Comments Off on JWOC Relay: Live from 14:30 CET

The JWOC Relay today from 14:30 CET is the last JWOC competition. The LiveBlog below will give you all the updates you need during the very exciting and open relays. There are no obvious favourites – several countries can take the victory in both the mens and womens relays. Vote on your opinion in the poll in the LiveBlog.

Facts at a glance

First start is 14:30 CET Saturday July 11th for men – 14:40 CET for women
Startlist available here
6.4 km / 270 m / 27 controls for men, 4.5 km / 210 m / 18 controls for women
Expected winning leg times 45 minutes for men – 36 minutes for women
Only the first team from each nation counts for medals. I.e. if Sweden wins double with Sweden 2 ahead of Sweden 1, Sweden 2 will get gold medals and Sweden 1 will not get any medals.
Terrain: Mixed coniferous woods with varied visibility, and areas of open meadow with scattered woodland. Plenty of rock and contour details. Mixed runnability from fast to slow. The Event Arena is in the field around Villa Welsperg

Favourite and Outsiders – Men

1	Team Sweden 1	1. Olle Boström 2. Albin Ridefelt 3. Gustav Bergman
2	Team Russia 1	1. Rinat Gabitov 2. Rasmi Guseynov 3. Mikhail Petrov
3	Team Norway 1	1. Mathias Bjugan 2. Torgeir Nørbech 3. Ulf Forseth Indgaard
4	Team Estonia 1	1. Kristo Heinmann 2. Lauri Sild 3. Henrik Berg
5	Team Finland 1	1. Kalle Liukkonen 2. Samu Lehtola 3. Olli-Markus Taivainen
6	Team Denmark 1	1. Marius Thrane Ødum 2. Rasmus Thrane Hansen 3. Søren Bobach
7	Team Switzerland 1	1. Philipp Sauter 2. Matthias Kyburz 3. Martin Hubmann
8	Team Czech Republic 1	1. Milos Nykodym 2. Daniel Hajek 3. Matej Klusacek
57	Team Sweden 2	1. Jerker Lysell 2. Anton Tynong 3. Kalle Johansson

Favourites and Outsiders- Women

101	Team Sweden 1	1. Tove Alexandersson 2. Kristin Löfgren 3. Jenny Lönnkvist
102	Team Denmark 1	1. Emma Klingenberg 2. Ida Bobach 3. Signe Klinting
103	Team Norway 1	1. Britt Ingunn Nydal 2. Elen Katrine Skjerve 3. Mari Jevne Arnesen
104	Team Finland 1	1. Sari Anttonen 2. Venla Niemi 3. Marika Teini
105	Team France 1	1. Perrine Obstetard 2. Alizee Gaillard 3. Lea Vercellotti
106	Team Russia 1	1. Veronika Khismatullina 2. Karina Fershalova 3. Margarita Molotkova
107	Team Czech Republic 1	1. Ivana Bochenkova 2. Vera Madlova 3. Tereza Petrzelova
108	Team Switzerland 1	1. Fiona Kirk 2. Sophie Tritschler 3. Julia Gross