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WOC 2011 Long Qual: Maps and Results

Gueorgiou

Thierry Gueorgiou and the other French men set the standard with extremely strong races in the long distance qualification today. Three French heat winners among the men of three possible – Gueorgiou, Philippe Adamski and Francois Gonon. In the womens class Dana Brozkova, Minna Kauppi and Signe Søes won their heats.

The runners were met by tricky orienteering – and longer winning times than expected – especially among the men. Gueorgiou was the only one close to the expected time with 63 minutes – winning his heat with 6 minutes.

– One minute lost on one control in a slope…  I was passing a bit too high in the slope. My goal is to run full speed for the final on Wednesday, so I tried today to save some energy, the King of Middle distance said after his great run.

– Being 4 minutes ahead today doesn’t mean much because runners are not pushing maximum speed.

– Which are my biggest opponents for the final? The French runners are ready, but there can be at least 10 other runners fighting for the podium so it will be an exicting battle to come. Tomorrow i’ll try to go faster in the beginning of the Middle qualification, to get a good speed feeling in the forest, and taking it easy in the end if everything goes well.

Olav Lundanes – the reigning world champion – finished second in his heat.

– It went well, but it was a though race,  Lundanes said after his second place – 55 seconds behind Francois Gonon.

Maps

Below you find the maps:

Results

Below all 45 men and women going to the final are listed – 15 in each heat.

1. BROZKOVA Dana Czech Republic 46:33 +0
2. RANTANEN Merja Finland 48:42 +02:09
3. JANSSON Helena Sweden 49:05 +02:32
4. CHATAING Amélie France 50:01 +03:28
5. BAGSTEVOLD Heidi Østlid Norway 50:23 +03:50
6. INGHAM Lizzie New Zealand 52:27 +05:54
7. SHANDURKOVA Iliana Bulgaria 53:48 +07:15
8. NOVIKOVA Yulia Russia 54:22 +07:49
9. KAZLAUSKAITE Inga Lithuania 54:35 +08:02
10. CROCKER Alison United States of America 56:00 +09:27
11. HAO Shuangyan China 56:17 +09:44
12. AEBI Bettina Switzerland 56:38 +10:05
13. GUIZZARDI Michela Italy 57:52 +11:19
14. FERNANDEZ Annabel Spain 57:59 +11:26
15. PALMER Helen Great Britain 58:24 +11:51
1. SØES Signe Denmark 49:51 +0
2. BILLSTAM Annika Sweden 52:08 +02:17
3. LÜSCHER Sara Switzerland 52:58 +03:07
4. FINCKE Anni-Maija Finland 55:20 +05:29
5. FERSHALOVA Karina Russia 56:14 +06:23
6. WARD Claire Great Britain 56:24 +06:33
7. FASTING Mari Norway 58:22 +08:31
8. ZVERINOVA Martina Czech Republic 58:50 +08:59
9. DODIN Céline France 1:00:43 +10:52
10. SERRALLONGA Anna Spain 1:03:49 +13:58
11. DIMITROVA Nataliya Bulgaria 1:04:20 +14:29
12. PAUZAITE Sandra Lithuania 1:04:30 +14:39
13. WISNIEWSKA Hanna Poland 1:04:34 +14:43
14. ROSS Carol Canada 1:07:44 +17:53
15. VIKE Laura
1. KAUPPI Minna Finland 50:41 +0
2. WIGEMYR Tone Norway 51:58 +01:17
3. JURENIKOVA Eva Czech Republic 52:21 +01:40
4. VOLYNSKA Nadiya Ukraine 55:59 +05:18
5. CLAESSON Emma Sweden 56:18 +05:37
6. ROTHMAN Rachael Great Britain 56:19 +05:38
7. FRIEDERICH Rahel Switzerland 57:19 +06:38
8. SKRASTINA Aija Latvia 57:31 +06:50
9. KADAN Ursula Austria 57:43 +07:02
10. VERCELLOTTI Léa France 58:43 +08:02
11. KLINGENBERG Emma Denmark 59:27 +08:46
12. VINOGRADOVA Galina Russia 59:40 +08:59
13. RYBAKOVAITE Kristina Lithuania 1:01:24 +10:43
14. GIL Esther Spain 1:04:36 +13:55
15. ANGHEL Andra Cecilia Romania 1:05:47 +15:06
1. GONON François France 1:07:43 +0
2. LUNDANES Olav Norway 1:08:38 +55
3. IKONEN Pasi Finland 1:10:38 +02:55
4. NOVIKOV Valentin Russia 1:10:59 +03:16
5. ANDERSSON David Sweden 1:11:24 +03:41
6. HUBMANN Daniel Switzerland 1:12:41 +04:58
7. KÄRNER Olle Estonia 1:17:50 +10:07
8. KREPSTA Simonas Lithuania 1:18:24 +10:41
MUKHIDINOV Vyacheslav Ukraine 1:18:24 +10:41
10. TULLIE Douglas Great Britain 1:18:36 +10:53
11. CHRISTENSEN Christian Denmark 1:20:25 +12:42
12. MIHAILOVS Kalvis Latvia 1:22:13 +14:30
13. DENT Julian Australia 1:22:19 +14:36
14. PIJAK Ondrej Slovakia 1:23:17 +15:34
15. HAJEK Daniel Czech Republic 1:25:09 +17:26
1. GUEORGIOU Thierry France 1:03:14 +0
2. BORTNIK Alexey Russia 1:09:22 +06:08
3. LASSEN Tue Denmark 1:09:56 +06:42
4. NORDBERG Anders Norway 1:10:06 +06:52
5. BOSTRÖM Olle Sweden 1:11:12 +07:58
6. ROLLIER Baptiste Switzerland 1:11:18 +08:04
7. KERSCHBAUMER Gernot Austria 1:12:03 +08:49
8. SEDIVY Jan Czech Republic 1:12:57 +09:43
9. WELTZIEN Audun Norway 1:13:08 +09:54
10. NIKOLOV Kiril Bulgaria 1:14:26 +11:12
11. FRIEDRICHS Bjarne Germany 1:15:56 +12:42
12. KRATOV Oleksandr Ukraine 1:16:41 +13:27
13. LEHTO Jonne Finland 1:17:36 +14:22
14. BERTUKS Edgars Latvia 1:18:06 +14:52
15. FORNE Chris New Zealand 1:18:39 +15:25
1. ADAMSKI Philippe France 1:08:57 +0
2. HOLMBERG Anders Sweden 1:12:09 +03:12
3. FÖHR Tero Finland 1:12:47 +03:50
4. LAUENSTEIN Marc Switzerland 1:13:07 +04:10
5. TCVETKOV Dmitrii Russia 1:14:17 +05:20
6. MAMLEEV Mikhail Italy 1:14:23 +05:26
7. KAAS Carl Waaler Norway 1:14:51 +05:54
8. SILD Lauri Estonia 1:15:43 +06:46
9. LANG Markus Austria 1:16:37 +07:40
10. JONHSON Oli Great Britain 1:16:54 +07:57
11. USHKVAROK Pavlo Ukraine 1:17:48 +08:51
12. JUBELIS Andris Latvia 1:18:02 +09:05
13. LENKEI Zsolt Hungary 1:19:26 +10:29
14. STULGYS Donatas Lithuania 1:19:59 +11:02
15. KOWALSKI Wojciech Poland 1:21:34 +12:37

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