National Champs Fun: Maps and Results

[Warning – long post with many maps] Swedish Champs long with great long distance orienteering. Finnish Champs middle with 5 different nations on Top 5 for men. Swiss Champs middle which finally were successful for “little brother” Hubmann – Martin took the victory ahead of Daniel. Norwegian Champs with a lot of nice orienteering in Kongsberg – from the same arena as next year’s World Cup.

Read on for some quick comments, maps and results from some of the national championships this weekend and the previous weekends. A LOT of great orienteering!

Finland: Pasi is back – Gueorgiou and Kauppi on top

Illustration: Map Pasi Ikonen – Finnish Champs middle

The Finnish champs middle distance in the men’s class look a lot like the World Champs – with 5 different nations among the Top 5. On the very top Thierry Gueorgiou (France) – revenge against reigning World Champion middle distance Leonid Novikov (Russia) who got silver. In third Pasi Ikonen (Finland) in his comeback. Anders Nordberg (Norway) improved his WOC result with a 4th place – and Edgars Bertuks (Latvia) finished 5th. Read Pasi’s story here – and see Gueorgiou’s Tweet about the race here.

I have to admit that these couple of months of being lazy made me feel quite insecure

In the women’s class there is 5 x Finland before the first Russian – with Minna Kauppi on top ahead of Anni-Maija Fincke. A clear victory for Kauppi, who almost didn’t qualify for the A-final (Kauppi always likes some drama to make it more spectator-friendly, just don’t overdo it, Kauppi…).

– The body was out of order from head to toe and if I had run just 50s slower I wouldn’t have gotten the Gold I managed to take in the final,  Kauppi writes at her webpage. – I have to admit that these couple of months of being lazy made me feel quite insecure. I knew I wouldn’t be in top form but it was hard to know if I could get beaten up really seriously by the others.

Read more about what Kauppi has been up to – and is up to – at her webpage.

• Note! Finnish champs long distance were organized two weeks ago – again with Gueorgiou at the top in the men’s ahead of Time Sild (Estonia), Jani Lakanen (Finland) in third and Stepan Kodeda (Czech Republic) in fourth. Women’s won by Tuulia Viberg – Kauppi was not on the start line.

Men – Middle

1	43	Thierry Gueorgiou	Kalevan Rasti	FIN	30:37
2	26	Leonid Novikov	Hiidenkiertäjät	FIN	31:18	+41
3	37	Pasi Ikonen	Vaajakosken Terä	FIN	31:45	+1:08
4	32	Anders Nordberg	Vaajakosken Terä	FIN	32:11	+1:34
5	15	Edgars Bertuks	Turun Metsänkävijät	LAT	32:28	+1:51
6	42	Aaro Asikainen	Kalevan Rasti	FIN	32:45	+2:08
7	35	Denis Grishman	Rasti-Kurikka	RUS	33:06	+2:29
8	25	Mikko Sirén	Angelniemen Ankkuri	FIN	33:14	+2:37
9	38	Antti Anttonen	Vaajakosken Terä	FIN	33:25	+2:48
10	36	Jani Lakanen	Vaajakosken Terä	FIN	33:37	+3:00

Women – Middle

1	412	Minna Kauppi	Asikkalan Raikas	FIN	31:51
2	432	Anni-Maija Fincke	Tampereen Pyrintö	FIN	33:33	+1:42
3	433	Marjo Liikanen	Rajamäen Rykmentti	FIN	34:01	+2:10
4	436	Tuulia Viberg	MS Parma	FIN	34:33	+2:42
5	435	Marttiina Joensuu	SK Pohjantähti	FIN	34:35	+2:44
6	428	Natalia Efimova	Hiisirasti	RUS	35:08	+3:17
7	437	Karoliina Sundberg	Lynx	FIN	35:12	+3:21
8	434	Salla Fagerudd	Paimion Rasti	FIN	35:17	+3:26
9	439	Inga Dambe	Paimion Rasti	LAT	35:21	+3:30
10	423	Sari Anttonen	Keuruun Kisailijat	FIN	35:31	+3:40

Men – Long

1	51	Thierry Gueorgiou	Kalevan Rasti	FIN	1:27:39
2	29	Timo Sild	Hiidenkiertäjät	EST	1:33:02	+5:23
3	50	Jani Lakanen	Vaajakosken Terä	FIN	1:34:15	+6:36
4	41	Stepan Kodeda	MS Parma	FIN	1:36:05	+8:26
5	46	Jere Pajunen	Kalevan Rasti	FIN	1:37:03	+9:24
6	47	Petteri Muukkonen	Vehkalahden Veikot	FIN	1:37:18	+9:39
7	49	Pasi Ikonen	Vaajakosken Terä	FIN	1:37:55	+10:16
8	6	Antti Parjanne	Lynx	FIN	1:37:58	+10:19
9	45	Tero Föhr	Vehkalahden Veikot	FIN	1:38:38	+10:59
10	44	Simo-Pekka Fincke	Kalevan Rasti	FIN	1:39:14	+11:35

Women – Long

1	137	Tuulia Viberg	MS Parma	FIN	1:20:37
2	139	Anni-Maija Fincke	Tampereen Pyrintö	FIN	1:21:06	+29
3	140	Venla Niemi	Tampereen Pyrintö	FIN	1:21:21	+44
4	121	Yvonne Gunell	Pargas IF	FIN	1:23:41	+3:04
5	127	Sari Anttonen	Keuruun Kisailijat	FIN	1:25:22	+4:45
6	136	Riina Kuuselo	Tampereen Pyrintö	FIN	1:26:41	+6:04
7	135	Karoliina Sundberg	Lynx	FIN	1:27:00	+6:23
8	138	Merja Rantanen	Jämsän Retki-Veikot	FIN	1:27:57	+7:20
9	134	Saila Kinni	Tampereen Pyrintö	FIN	1:29:47	+9:10
10	132	Marjo Liikanen	Rajamäen Rykmentti	FIN	1:30:50	+10:13

Men Relay

1	4	Vaajakosken Terä				3:05:41
		1 Antti Anttonen				47:47
		2 Jani Lakanen	46:28			1:34:16
		3 Anders Nordberg	46:14			2:20:30
		4 Pasi Ikonen	45:10			3:05:41
2	8	Vaajakosken Terä 2				3:07:09
		1 Juha Sorvisto				47:42
		2 Petteri Huikko	46:34			1:34:16
		3 Toni Saari	48:59			2:23:15
		4 Tue Lassen	43:53			3:07:09
3	2	Kalevan Rasti				3:07:13
		1 Jarkko Huovila				49:23
		2 Aaro Asikainen	45:54			1:35:17
		3 Jere Pajunen	48:54			2:24:12
		4 Thierry Gueorgiou	43:01			3:07:13

Women Relay

1	401	Tampereen Pyrintö				1:47:05
		1 Saila Kinni				35:04
		2 Anni-Maija Fincke	38:09			1:13:13
		3 Venla Niemi	33:52			1:47:05
2	403	Paimion Rasti				1:49:20
		1 Salla Fagerudd				36:32
		2 Vroni König-Salmi	37:13			1:13:46
		3 Inga Dambe	35:34			1:49:20
3	418	Koovee				1:49:24
		1 Miia Niittynen				39:04
		2 Liisa Anttila	34:35			1:13:39
		3 Ulrika Uotila	35:44			1:49:24

See also:

• Results middle
• Results long
• Results relay
• HeadCam video from Finnish Champs long Qual by Ross M

Map: Finnish champs long (2DRerun men / 2DRerun women)

Finnish champs long – GPS 1st leg men – when direct is fastest even here with the extra uphill, it is evident that it was so in most of the course:

Finnish champs long – GPS 17th leg men – direct variant again fastest:

Sweden: Great long distance orienteering – Dahlgren and Alexandersson on top

Illustration: Map SM Long men (GPSSeuranta / 2DRrerun). More maps and map samples below the text/results.

Filip Dahlgren surprised by winning the Swedish Champs long distance ahead of Gustav Bergman and Oleksandr Kratov. – It is mentally tough, and you really have to fight all the way, Dahlgren said to orientering.se. – Overall seen it was a very good race, but it was not totally “clean” technically.

After big mistakes by Alexandersson, Lena Eliasson had a clear lead – but in the end Alexandersson was strongest

Tove Alexandersson – currently both World Cup leader and World Ranking leader – won a favourite victory in the women’s class – but not without drama. After big mistakes by Alexandersson, Lena Eliasson had a clear lead – but in the end Alexandersson was strongest and took gold 26 seconds ahead of Eliasson.

– I lost time on a long leg, and then I even missed the control. So a lot of time disappeared there. It was tough, but it was just to keep on fighting, Alexandersson said to orientering.se. – The terrain was nice, and it was really a great course. I was

Note! Swedish champs middle and relay is organized next weekend

Men

1	Filip Dahlgren	IFK Lidingö SOK	1:37:35		7:01
2	Gustav Bergman	OK Ravinen	1:40:31	+2:56	7:13
3	Oleksandr Kratov	OK Orion	1:40:37	+3:02	7:14
4	Jonas Leandersson	Södertälje-Nykvarn OF	1:41:30	+3:55	7:18
5	Fredrik Johansson	IFK Lidingö SOK	1:41:54	+4:19	7:19
6	William Lind	Malungs OK Skogsmårdarna	1:42:42	+5:07	7:23
7	Ola Martner	Göteborg-Majorna OK	1:43:19	+5:44	7:25
8	Peter Öberg	OK Hällen	1:43:47	+6:12	7:27
9	Marcus Millegård	Sävedalens AIK	1:44:02	+6:27	7:29
10	David Andersson	Malungs OK Skogsmårdarna	1:44:20	+6:45	7:30

Women

1	Tove Alexandersson	Stora Tuna OK	1:22:07		8:44
2	Lena Eliasson	Domnarvets GOIF	1:22:33	+0:26	8:46
3	Maria Magnusson	Sävedalens AIK	1:24:49	+2:42	9:01
4	Annica Gustafsson	IFK Lidingö SOK	1:26:29	+4:22	9:12
5	Alva Olsson	Linköpings OK	1:28:02	+5:55	9:21
6	Nadiya Volynska	OK Orion	1:28:11	+6:04	9:22
7	Kristin Löfgren	Järfälla OK	1:28:34	+6:27	9:25
8	Helena Karlsson	IFK Lidingö SOK	1:30:24	+8:17	9:37
9	Ausrine Kutkaite	Södertälje-Nykvarn OF	1:31:00	+8:53	9:40
10	Sara Eskilsson	Haninge SOK	1:31:03	+8:56	9:41

See also:

• Full results Swedish champs long

Maps/map samples:

Map: Mistake/routechoice of Alexandersson to control 5:

Map: Men’s long leg (via WoO Facebook-page):

Map: Long leg women – without routes:

Map: Long leg women – with routes:

Map: SM Long women (GPSSeuranta / 2DRrerun):

Norway: Lundanes is back – Dæhlie, Fasting, Hausken Nordberg also gold winners

Illustration: Analysis of 1st leg from Norwegian champs long, 2nd leg, men’s class (see also article I have written with some analysis at o-norge.no, Norwegian – straight is best as on most legs in this terrain this weekend).

The Norwegian champs were held last weekend (Thursday – Sunday) just north of Kongsberg. The arena is exactly the same as will be used for the World Cup races next year – but according to the organizers the area is so unique that they can have a long and middle distance World Cup race in the same area next year while barely touching the area used for the Norwegian Champs this year. Wow!

The big news from the Norwegian Champs is that Olav Lundanes is back. Not in top physical shape, but technically and mentally on top.

The big news from the Norwegian Champs is that Olav Lundanes is back. Not in top physical shape, but technically and mentally on top. On the middle distance Lundanes took the gold medal after a close-to-perfect technical race after his competitors dropped out of the gold match one after the other on the last tricky part. The “last man standing” was Bjørn Ekeberg who looked like a winner until a few controls before the end – but then “lost it” – in the end he was 2 small seconds behind Lundanes. In the women’s middle distance Mari Fasting had the best speed as usually in Norway this year – but it was too tough keeping up the concentration all the way to the finish – and in the end Anne Margrethe Hausken took the gold medal ahead of Tone Wigemyr.

The long distance had some great long legs (including a 2+ km leg to the second control in all classes). It was maybe expected by some that there would be some tough route choice decisions to be made – however it turned out that mostly straight along the line was the fastest. Magne Dæhlie – 5th from WOC long distance – was strongest in the mens class – but it was interesting to note the surprise Thomas Natvig Årstad in third (read about his race in an article I wrote at O-norge.no – an nice story, even with Google Translate) – ahead of Olav Lundanes who “only” finished 4th on the long distance. Mari Fasting took a clear gold in the women’s class – Fasting has been the strongest in Norwegian races all year – especially when it gets long and tough.

Results women middle

1	Anne M Hausken Nordberg	Halden SK	35:03		7:45
2	Tone Wigemyr	Bækkelagets SK	35:48	+0:45	7:55
3	Heidi Østlid Bagstevold	Fredrikstad SK	36:42	+1:39	8:07
4	Ingunn Hultgreen Weltzien	IL Tyrving	37:13	+2:10	8:14
5	Ida Marie Næss Bjørgul	Halden SK	37:24	+2:21	8:16
6	Mari Fasting	Halden SK	37:28	+2:25	8:17
7	Hanne Sandstad	Freidig	37:43	+2:40	8:20
8	Eva Jurenikova	Halden SK	37:57	+2:54	8:23
9	Maren Jansson Haverstad	NTNUI	38:28	+3:25	8:30
10	Anette Baklid	Konnerud IL	39:01	+3:58	8:37

Results men middle

1	Olav Lundanes	Halden SK	35:44		6:15
2	Bjørn Ekeberg	IL Tyrving	35:46	+0:02	6:15
3	Mattias Karlsson	Halden SK	36:00	+0:16	6:18
4	Anders Nordberg	Skien OK	36:27	+0:43	6:23
5	Eskil Kinneberg	Raumar Orientering	36:51	+1:07	6:27
6	Ulf Forseth Indgaard	Frol IL	36:56	+1:12	6:28
7	Jo Forseth Indgaard	Frol IL	37:07	+1:23	6:30
8	Håvard Lucasen	Ås-UMB Orientering	37:30	+1:46	6:34
9	Hans Gunnar Omdal	Kristiansand OK	37:31	+1:47	6:34
10	Gaute Hallan Steiwer	Lillomarka OL	37:53	+2:09	6:38

Results women long

1	Mari Fasting	Halden SK	1:12:26		8:14
2	Anne M Hausken Nordberg	Halden SK	1:14:34	+2:08	8:29
3	Heidi Østlid Bagstevold	Fredrikstad SK	1:16:59	+4:33	8:46
4	Tone Wigemyr	Bækkelagets SK	1:17:50	+5:24	8:51
5	Hanne Sandstad	Freidig	1:18:56	+6:30	8:59
6	Eva Jurenikova	Halden SK	1:19:30	+7:04	9:03
7	Ida Marie Næss Bjørgul	Halden SK	1:19:45	+7:19	9:04
8	Silje Ekroll Jahren	Raumar Orientering	1:23:26	+11:00	9:30
9	Anette Baklid	Konnerud IL	1:24:26	+12:00	9:36
10	Ingjerd Myhre	Kongsberg OL	1:24:36	+12:10	9:38

Results men long

1	Magne Dæhli	Halden SK	1:33:15		6:45
2	Hans Gunnar Omdal	Kristiansand OK	1:34:53	+1:38	6:52
3	Thomas Natvig Årstad	NTNUI	1:36:02	+2:47	6:57
4	Olav Lundanes	Halden SK	1:37:27	+4:12	7:04
5	Jo Forseth Indgaard	Frol IL	1:39:41	+6:26	7:13
6	Øystein Kvaal Østerbø	Wing OK	1:39:57	+6:42	7:14
7	Emil Wingstedt	Halden SK	1:39:58	+6:43	7:14
8	Håkon Jarvis Westergård	Varegg Fleridrett	1:40:43	+7:28	7:18
9	Eirik Martens Svensen	Kristiansand OK	1:41:06	+7:51	7:19
10	Yngve Skogstad	Frol IL	1:41:31	+8:16	7:21

See also:

• Results middle
• Results long
• Results relay

Norwegian champs long H21 complete course (GPSSeuranta  / 2DRrerun):

Map middle men – GPS comparison Ekeberg (2nd) and Karlsson (3rd) – Lundanes run withouth GPS (from my article at o-norge.no, Norwegian):

Map middle women – GPS comparison Hausken Nordberg / Fasting:

Map relay – GPS-comparison last leg:

Switzerland: Martin Hubmann beat big brother – Simone took 38th(!)

Illustration: Map Swiss Champs middle, click map to see  in 2DRerun/3DRerun (see also in RouteGadget here).

At the Swiss champs middle distance this weekend Simone Niggli won her 38th (!) Swiss championship title (8th over Middle) – while Martin Hubmann for the first time won a Swiss championships title ahead of his brother Daniel. The terrain is described as fast runnable – but at the same time interesting technically (see maps below).

At the Swiss champs middle distance this weekend Simone Niggli won her 38th (!) Swiss championship title

– I didn’t run so “clean”, but after catching Ines Brodmann starting 3 minutes ahead of me, I got confident that I had a good race, Niggli comments to Swiss Orienteering.

In the men’s class World Cup leader Matthias Kyburz did too many mistakes – and finished down on 6th place.

Two weeks ago the long distance champs were organized in very interesting Jura terrain (see map below). Daniel Hubmann won the men’s race ahead of Baptiste Rollier – while Simone Niggli won the women’s race ahead of Judith Wyder.

Results men middle

1. Martin Hubmann (Eschlikon) 29:17. 2. Daniel Hubmann (Bern) 0:24 zurück. 3. Matthias Merz (Aarau) 0:40. 4. Florian Howald (Oberönz) 1:35. 5. Fabian Hertner (Winterthur) 2:05. 6. Matthias Kyburz (Möhlin) 3:03.

Results women middle

1. Simone Niggli (Münsingen) 31:01. 2. Sabine Hauswirth (Belp) 3:38. 3. Ines Brodmann (Riehen) 4:40. 4. Rahel Friederich (Winterthur) 4:55. 5. Judith Wyder (Zimmerwald) 4:58. 6. Brigitta Mathys (Büetigen) 5:16.

Results women long

1. Simone Niggli (Münsingen) 1:04:40. 2. Judith Wyder (Zimmerwald) 1:07 zurück. 3. Julia Gross (Richterswil) 3:44. 4. Ines Brodmann (Riehen) 6:24. 5. Sarina Jenzer (Bremgarten/BE) 6:55. 6. Rahel Friederich (Winterthur) 6:58

Results men long

1. Daniel Hubmann (Bern) 1:14:02. 2. Baptiste Rollier (Boudevilliers) 0:56 zurück. 3. Matthias Kyburz (Möhlin) 1:31. 4. Andreas Kyburz (Möhlin) 3:44. 5. Matthias Merz (Aarau) 4:55. 6. Raffael Huber (Hedingen) 5:32.

See also:

• Results middle
• Results long

Map: Swiss champs long – Martin Hubmann:

Denmark: Tue Lassen and Emma Klingenberg/Signe Søes – good to see Søes back!

Illustration: Map Danish champs long (from Tue Lassen).

Tue Lassen won both the middle and long distance in the men’s race. Emma Klingenberg was strongest in the women’s class in the long distance – while it is very good to see Signe Søes back winning the middle distance ahead of Ida Bobach and Emma Klingenberg. It won’t be easy to select the Danish team next year with yet another strong woman in the team …

It won’t be easy to select the Danish team next year with yet another strong woman in the team

Here is what Tue has to say about the middle distance:

– It is not often that you get the possibility to run in a new terrain and map in Denmark, but this year they got access to use Thorsø Bakker, south of Silkeborg. A great and quite hilly terrain, but also with some green areas, where you had to be careful. The map and course was good I think, maybe except the long leg, which didn’t have much routechoice. I did a good technical performance and even though we got back from the training camp 14 hours before the race, I was still fast enough to win.

And about the long distance:

– The Long distance was 14,9km. I did a very good race, and made only a few 5-10 seconds mistakes, and I also felt strong in my running. My performance was good enough for another goldmedal like last year, with Rasmus Djurhuus and Rune Olsen, 4 and 5 minutes behind.

There is a lot more interesting to read  at Tue Lassen’s webpage here. See also Danish-text report about Danish champs middle and long from the Danish orienteering federation.

Results Women Long

1 80 Emma Klingenberg 21 Faaborg OK 58:14
2 71 Signe Søes 30 OK Pan Århus 1:04:02
3 69 Anne Konring Larsen 35 FIF Hillerød Orientering 1:11:12

Results Men Long

1 30 Tue Lassen 28 Faaborg OK 1:25:52
2 27 Rasmus Djurhuus 27 OK Pan Århus 1:29:53
3 29 RunO Olsen 35 Tisvilde Hegn OK 1:30:34

Map: Danish champs middle (from Tue Lassen)

Czech Championships

This weekend Czech Championships long distance were held. Dana Brozkova and Jan Sedivy won the race.

Comment from Jan Prochazka in his blog: – The course setters set nearly the best course in this kind of terrain, just bit too short. […] The terrain of Jeseniky Mountains is not technically demanding, it was more about route choices, but still it results in the men’s class were influenced by mistakes in control attacking. I am not talking about Jan Sedivy, who showed up good running shape and nearly avoids the mistakes in control circle and run for clear victory, congratulations.

Comment from Adam Chromy in his map archive: – Long distance in mountain, clean forest, which was nice to run in, but not so good for orienteering. As I expected, it was mainly about physical shape, so in this point of view, I consider my result as good.

See report in Czech here from the Czech O-Federation.

Results Men

 1. Šedivý Jan                PGP8409 E SK Praga                        81.56
 2. Král Vojtěch              SSU8841 E SK Severka Šumperk              85.54   + 3.58
 3. Dlabaja Tomáš             TUR8303 E OOB TJ Turnov                   87.09   + 5.13
 4. Procházka Jan             PGP8407 E SK Praga                        87.59   + 6.03
 5. Kubát Pavel               PHK9101 E OK 99 Hradec Králové            88.33   + 6.37
 6. Chromý Adam               ZBM8841 E SK Žabovřesky Brno              91.33   + 9.37
 7. Hájek Daniel              ZBM8919 E SK Žabovřesky Brno              92.57   +11.01
 8. Nykodým Miloš             ZBM9005 E SK Žabovřesky Brno              93.02   +11.06
 9. Jedlička Michal           SHK7309 R TJ Slavia Hradec Králové        93.14   +11.18
10. Perůtka Jan               LCE8801 C OOB TJ Slovan Luhačovice        94.33   +12.37

Results Women

 1. Šafka Brožková Dana       SJC8156 E Sportcentrum Jičín              67.56
 2. Omová Michaela            TUR8153 E OOB TJ Turnov                   70.53   + 2.57
 3. Gregorová Kamila          CTB8151 E SK OB Chotěboř                  72.03   + 4.07
 4. Knapová Jana              LPU9053 E OK Lokomotiva Pardubice         73.03   + 5.07
 5. Brožková Radka            SJC8456 E Sportcentrum Jičín              73.26   + 5.30
 6. Duchová Iveta             LPU8654 E OK Lokomotiva Pardubice         73.47   + 5.51
 7. Topinková Monika          PHK8051 R OK 99 Hradec Králové            74.17   + 6.21
 8. Przyczková Michaela       LPU8499 R OK Lokomotiva Pardubice         74.39   + 6.43
 9. Rufferová Iva             TUR8354 E OOB TJ Turnov                   75.12   + 7.16
10. Zvěřinová Martina         LPU8357 E OK Lokomotiva Pardubice         75.51   + 7.55

See also:

• Full results here.

Latvia: Sild ahead of Bertuks (middle)

Lauri Sild won the men’s middle champs ahead of Edgars Bertuks. Zanda Abzalone won the women’s middle champs.

Comment from Lauri Sild, winner middle champs (see his map here):

– The last event was Latvian Championships middle and relay, where I’ve participated 6 times now. The course looks easy, but for me it took a while to get used to the terrain type, focus and get the optimal orienteering rhythm, so there was plenty of excitement. The forest was green and marshy and required quite an aggressive style, but it was not too slow either – 6:12/km. My race was pretty clean and steady all the way, I guess that was the key to success. It was a very tight battle between me and Edgars Bertuksall the way, in total I was 12 seconds faster

Results men middle

1	2590	Sild Lauri	Alūksne-Ape OK	34:47	0:00
2	808	Bertuks Edgars	Alūksne-Ape OK	34:59	+0:12
3	707	Jubelis Andris	Mežmalas MTB / Madona	39:00	+4:13
4	88	Tarasovs Anatolijs	Ozons	39:03	+4:16
5	804	Kūms Jānis	Alūksne-Ape OK	40:13	+5:26
6	1145	Tamužs Jānis	Auseklis IK	40:14	+5:27
7	359	Kivlenieks Andris	Ogre OK/SC	40:51	+6:04
8	26	Krūmiņš Jānis	Briksnis SK	40:57	+6:10
9	2307	Krastiņš Austris	Briksnis SK	42:15	+7:28
10	575	Ozoliņš Kristaps	Madonas BJSS/OK Arona	42:16	+7:29

Results women middle

1	144	Abzalone Zanda	CPSS/Meridiāns/Pārgauja	37:33	0:00
2	657	Lūsa Vieda	CPSS/Meridiāns/Pārgauja	40:51	+3:18
3	828	Vīķe Laura	Kāpa OK	41:06	+3:33
4	2411	Puķīte Irita	Kāpa OK/Saulkrasti	41:50	+4:17
5	497	Brūvere Ivetai	Ozons	42:06	+4:33
6	27	Krūmiņa Linda	Briksnis SK	43:51	+6:18
7	459	Turka Janeta	Taka TOK	43:56	+6:23
8	877	Valdmane Līga	ZVOC-VBSS	44:29	+6:56
9	844	Brice Ieva	Saldus OK	46:13	+8:40
10	81	Ārniece Līga	Ozons	46:51	+9:18

• Article (in Latvian) http://lof.lv/?p=raksts&fid=998
• Results middle – http://www.meridians.lv/2013/lc/rezultati.htm
• Results relay – http://www.meridians.lv/2013/lc/stafete.htm

[Updated based on comment from Aigars below – Thanks!]

Estonian Championships long

This was already in the end of August – another one for Lauri Sild (or actually the first one) – participating in Estonian, Latvian and Finnish championships.

Results men

   1. Lauri Sild                Võru            01:20.40   
   2. Timo Sild                 EKJ SK          01:21.03   
   3. Olle Kärner               EKJ SK          01:23.32   
   4. Peeter Pihl               Tammed          01:29.09   
   5. Kristo Heinmann           Ilves           01:30.29   
   6. Silver Eensaar            Kobras          01:31.10   
   7. Zsolt Lenkei              SK100           01:31.50   
   8. Timmo Tammemäe            SK100           01:35.50   
   9. Kenny Kivikas             Ilves           01:37.06   
  10. Sander Vaher              EKJ SK          01:37.52

Results women

   1. Viivi-Anne Soots          Tammed          01:09.01   
   2. Kirti Rebane              Tammed          01:10.06   
   3. Eveli Saue                Ilves           01:18.50   
   4. Helle Hallik              JOKA            01:19.08   
   5. Liina Palu                Koop            01:19.24   
   6. Annika Rihma              Kobras          01:19.46   
   7. Eleri Hirv                Võru            01:21.46   
   8. Grete Gutmann             SK100           01:24.48   
   9. Sigrid Ruul               JOKA            01:25.01   
  10. Mariann Sulg              Orvand          01:25.07

• Results

Other national championships

There have probably been held a lot of other national championships the last weeks – please add details/results and link to maps in the comments if you know about any missing.

Note also:

• To all multiday summer-O organizers 2014: Please add events to http://cal.worldofo.com : Article about greatest of 2013 + 2014 preview coming! PS! Tips about top events of 2013 & 2014 are welcome – please include link to full map with course/course example either in the comments here or via Twitter.