Watch Hubmann, Khramov, Öberg, Dlabaja

Posted by Jan Kocbach, 12 Jul 2009@14:00

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… with live video streaming and GPS tracking. These are the four last starters in the World Games sprint to be held at the coming Friday July 17th in Kaohsiung, and the World Games websited promises both live video streaming and GPS tracking. The start lists are now available, and there are a lot of strong runners both in the mens and womens classes.

For the orienteers, the World Games consists of three events:

International multi-sport event

The World Games is an international multi-sport event held every fourth year under the auspices of the IWGA. The World Games is organised under the patronage of the International Olympic Committee (IOC). The IOF has been a member of the International World Games Association since 1995. In 2001 orienteering made its debut on the program of The World Games held in Akita, Japan.

The programme of The 8th World Games 2009 Kaohsiung includes competitions in 26 official sports and in 5 sports on the invitational program – altogether more sports than ever before. More than 5000 athletes and officials are expected to participate in the competitions that will take place at 24 different venues in Kaohsiung and Kaohsiung County.

The orienteering events will be organised at Chengcing Lake and the Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts.

Old Maps

There are old maps of the competition area available (see below – click for larger image).

10 last starters – Men Sprint

27 Tero FOEHR FIN 15:26
28 Matthias MUELLER SUI 15:27
29 Pasi IKONEN FIN 15:28
30 Lukas BARTAK SVK 15:29
31 Oeystein Kvaal OESTERBOE NOR 15:30
32 Simonas KREPSTA LTU 15:31
33 Tomas DLABAJA CZE 15:32
34 Peter OEBERG SWE 15:33
35 Andrey KHRAMOV RUS 15:34
36 Daniel HUBMANN SUI 15:35

10 last starters – Women Sprint

67 Signe Rossen SOES DEN 14:26
68 Linnea GUSTAFSSON SWE 14:27
69 Elise EGSETH NOR 14:28
70 Dana BROZKOVA CZE 14:29
71 Bodil HOLMSTROEM FIN 14:30
72 Sarah ROLLINS GBR 14:31
73 Minna KAUPPI FIN 14:32
74 Galina VINOGRADOVA RUS 14:33
75 Rahel FRIEDERICH SUI 14:34
76 Radka BROZKOVA CZE 14:35

Source: World Games orienteering website and World Games Bulletin 4


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Comment by Kell Sønnichsen

July 13, 2009 @ 2:47

I have now included the old maps on the web site. Please, enjoy.
They will – of course – be changed to the maps and courses of The World Games competitions after the events (Middle distance after the Relay, though, due the use of the same terrain twice).

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Comment by Jan Kocbach

July 13, 2009 @ 7:32

@Kell: Thanks! I update the article with the old maps now. Good to see that the IT part of the World Games is in good hands!

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Comment by Dirk

July 13, 2009 @ 23:43

Taiwan uses a special calendar.
“nian 0″ means year 1911, the year of the revolution.
“nian 94″ means year 2005 rather than 1994.
So the old maps are actually quite new and I would expect little changes. In the Sprint terrain, there was some construction in the SW part in early 2007. And Cheng-Ching Lake has now been mapped using ISSOM2007.

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Comment by adem

July 16, 2009 @ 18:13

when is the competition taking place according to central european time?

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Comment by Jan Kocbach

July 16, 2009 @ 19:46

@Adem: Should be at 08:00 CET for the women and 09:00 CET for the men.

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