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EOC 2016 Long: Maps and Results

Jan Kocbach May 24, 2016 Orienteering News Comments Off on EOC 2016 Long: Maps and Results

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Tove Alexandersson (Sweden) won the women’s class after a thrilling finish at the European Championships Long distance in Czech Republic today – nearly giving a way the gold medal at the last controls. Daniel Hubmann (Swizerland) won a clear victory in the men’s class.

In the women’s class Tove Alexandersson had higher speed than the competitors, and even with some slower routechoices in the first part of the course she was still ahead when approaching the last controls. A big mistake here nearly cost her the gold medal, but in the end the gap to Anne Margrethe Hausken Nordberg (Norway) in silver was 41 seconds and more than 2 and a half minute to Svetlana Mironova (Russia) in third.

Hubmann in his own class

In the men’s class it looked like a Swiss day from the start, with Daniel Hubmann, Matthias Kyburz and Baptiste Rollier being in a clear lead in the first part of the course. Only Hubmann could keep up the speed all the way to the finish though – choosing good route choices and executing well all the way – running to a clear victory. The two other Swiss had to give way for the Scandinavians toward the end. After a thrilling finish Magne Dæhlie (Norway) took the silver medal – 1:22 behind Hubmann. Martin Regborn (Sweden) took bronze another 46 seconds down, beating Carl Godager Kaas (Norway) with 2 seconds after a tight battle all the way to the finish.

Maps & GPS-tracking

Long distance final MEN

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Long distance final WOMEN

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Results

 Men

1. Hubmann Daniel SUI 0003 Switzerland 96.25
2. Daehli Magne NOR 0003 Norway 97.47
3. Regborn Martin SWE 0013 Sweden 98.33
4. Kaas Carl Godager NOR 0007 Norway 98.35
5. Rollier Baptiste SUI 0002 Switzerland 99.23
6. Bakkman Fredrik SWE 0002 Sweden 99.32
7. Kyburz Matthias SUI 0008 Switzerland 99.36
8. Tranchand Frédéric FRA 0007 France 99.58
9. Portin Fredric FIN 0027 Finland 100.44
10. Šedivý Jan CZE 0018 Czech Republic 100.58
11. Gristwood Graham GBR 0006 Great Britain 101.52
12. Pawlak Bartosz POL 0002 Poland 102.41
12. Kerschbaumer Gernot AUT 0000 Austria 102.41
14. Petržela Jan CZE 0014 Czech Republic 102.55
15. Nykodým Miloš CZE 0013 Czech Republic 103.55
16. Kinneberg Eskil NOR 0008 Norway 104.10
17. Taivainen Olli-Markus FIN 0038 Finland 104.56
18. Asikainen Aaro FIN 0000 Finland 105.01
19. Millegard Markus SWE 0011 Sweden 105.02
20. Kubát Pavel CZE 0007 Czech Republic 106.37

Women

1. Alexandersson Tove SWE 0050 Sweden 74.20
2. Nordberg Anne-Margret NOR 0058 Norway 75.01
3. Mironova Svetlana RUS 0061 Russian Federation 76.53
4. Vinogradova Natalia RUS 0079 Russian Federation 77.17
5. Hauswirth Sabine SUI 0057 Switzerland 78.24
6. Orr Hollie GBR 0053 Great Britain 78.50
7. Kemp Emily CAN 0050 Canada 79.27
8. Gross Julia SUI 0052 Switzerland 79.54
9. Šafka Brožková Dana CZE 0066 Czech Republic 80.27
10. Haajanen Sofia FIN 0056 Finland 80.35
10. Bagstevold Heidi NOR 0052 Norway 80.35
12. Rudnaia Anastasiia RUS 0072 Russian Federation 80.39
13. Novikova Yulia RUS 0064 Russian Federation 80.50
14. Efimova Natalia RUS 0053 Russian Federation 81.10
14. Rantanen Merja FIN 0071 Finland 81.10
16. Roos Elena SUI 0050 Switzerland 81.13
17. Bjoergul Ida Marie NOR 0053 Norway 81.46
18. Fincke Anni-Maija FIN 0054 Finland 81.57
19. Olsson Alva SWE 0061 Sweden 82.01
20. Kinni Saila FIN 0058 Finland 83.08

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