EOC 2018 Relay: Maps and Results

Jan Kocbach May 13, 2018 Orienteering News Comments Off on EOC 2018 Relay: Maps and Results

Switzerland took the women’s relay and Norway the men’s relay at the European Championships relay in Tessin, Switzerland.

In the women’s relay Switzerland dominated from start to finish, with one of their two teams being in the lead throughout the relay. As only on team from each country counts in the final standings, the silver medal went to Sweden and the bronze medal to Denmark even if Switzerland 2 was the second team into the finish.

In the men’s relay it was a tight battle for gold between Norway and Switzerland – Norway’s Olav Lundanes being some 15-30 seconds ahead of Switzerland’s Daniel Hubmann throughout all of the last leg. Hubmann never managed to close the gap, and in the end Norway won 30 seconds ahead of Switzerland. France took the bronze medal.

Maps and GPS-tracking

See the women’s map above and the men’s map below. Links to GPS-tracking:

Results

Men (including second teams)

1	Norway 1			1:55:40
	1. Eskil Kinneberg	38:57	10	38:57	10
	2. Magne Daehli	37:52	2	1:16:49	1	-9
	3. Olav Lundanes	38:51	1	1:55:40	1	0
2	Switzerland 1			1:56:10			+0:30
	1. Florian Howald	38:41	4	38:41	4
	2. Matthias Kyburz	38:33	3	1:17:14	3	-1
	3. Daniel Hubmann	38:56	2	1:56:10	2	-1	+0:30
3	Switzerland 2			1:57:31			+1:51
	1. Jonas Egger	39:09	12	39:09	12
	2. Fabian Hertner	37:43	1	1:16:52	2	-10
	3. Martin Hubmann	40:39	6	1:57:31	3	+1	+1:51
4	France 1			1:58:47			+3:07
	1. Nicolas Rio	39:29	15	39:29	15
	2. Lucas Basset	39:24	6	1:18:53	7	-8
	3. Frederic Tranchand	39:54	3	1:58:47	4	-3	+3:07
5	Czech Republic 1			1:59:34			+3:54
	1. Pavel Kubat	39:53	18	39:53	18
	2. Milos Nykodym	38:59	4	1:18:52	6	-12
	3. Vojtech Kral	40:42	7	1:59:34	5	-1	+3:54
6	Great Britain 1			2:00:07			+4:27
	1. Kristian Jones	38:36	1	38:36	1
	2. Peter Hodkinson	39:43	7	1:18:19	4	+3
	3. Ralph Street	41:48	11	2:00:07	6	+2	+4:27
7	Russian Federation 1			2:00:59			+5:19
	1. Andrey Khramov	38:52	6	38:52	6
	2. Dmitry Tsvetkov	39:58	8	1:18:50	5	-1
	3. Valentin Novikov	42:09	14	2:00:59	7	+2	+5:19
8	Spain			2:01:12			+5:32
	1. Antonio Martinez Perez	38:38	3	38:38	3
	2. Luis Nogueira	41:19	11	1:19:57	10	+7
	3. Andreu Blanes	41:15	9	2:01:12	8	-2	+5:32
9	Norway 2			2:01:23			+5:43
	1. Thomas Natvig Arstad	38:42	5	38:42	5
	2. Gaute Hallan Steiwer	40:45	9	1:19:27	9	+4
	3. Paul Sirum	41:56	12	2:01:23	9	0	+5:43
10	Poland			2:01:30			+5:50
	1. Michal Olejnik	39:59	19	39:59	19
	2. Bartosz Pawlak	39:15	5	1:19:14	8	-11
	3. Piotr Parfianowicz	42:16	15	2:01:30	10	+2	+5:50
11	Austria			2:02:07			+6:27
	1. Matthias Reiner	39:25	14	39:25	14
	2. Matthias Peter	42:26	15	1:21:51	13	-1
	3. Robert Merl	40:16	5	2:02:07	11	-2	+6:27
12	Finland 2			2:03:57			+8:17
	1. Joni Hirvikallio	38:57	10	38:57	10
	2. Elias Kuukka	42:58	18	1:21:55	14	+4
	3. Aleksi Niemi	42:02	13	2:03:57	12	-2	+8:17
13	Sweden 2			2:04:02			+8:22
	1. Eric Borjeskog	38:37	2	38:37	2
	2. Rassmus Andersson	44:19	24	1:22:56	18	+16
	3. Jonas Leandersson	41:06	8	2:04:02	13	-5	+8:22
14	Estonia			2:04:06			+8:26
	1. Kenny Kivikas	42:04	23	42:04	23
	2. Timo Sild	40:45	9	1:22:49	17	-6
	3. Lauri Sild	41:17	10	2:04:06	14	-3	+8:26
15	Denmark 1			2:04:28			+8:48
	1. Tue Lassen	42:15	24	42:15	24
	2. Magnus Dewett	42:03	12	1:24:18	20	-4
	3. Soren Bobach	40:10	4	2:04:28	15	-5	+8:48

Women (including second teams)

1	Switzerland 1			1:45:56
	1. Judith Wyder	35:18	1	35:18	1
	2. Elena Roos	34:53	2	1:10:11	2	+1
	3. Julia Gross	35:45	6	1:45:56	1	-1
2	Switzerland 2			1:47:15			+1:19
	1. Paula Gross	35:49	6	35:49	6
	2. Simona Aebersold	33:21	1	1:09:10	1	-5
	3. Sarina Jenzer	38:05	8	1:47:15	2	+1	+1:19
3	Sweden 1			1:48:07			+2:11
	1. Lina Strand	35:47	5	35:47	5
	2. Sara Hagstrom	37:19	7	1:13:06	6	+1
	3. Karolin Ohlsson	35:01	2	1:48:07	3	-3	+2:11
4	Denmark 1			1:48:09			+2:13
	1. Cecilie Friberg Klysner	37:01	12	37:01	12
	2. Ida Bobach	37:00	5	1:14:01	9	-3
	3. Maja Alm	34:08	1	1:48:09	4	-5	+2:13
5	Norway 1			1:48:18			+2:22
	1. Sigrid Alexandersen	35:27	3	35:27	3
	2. Silje Ekroll Jahren	37:27	8	1:12:54	5	+2
	3. Andrine Benjaminsen	35:24	3	1:48:18	5	0	+2:22
6	Russian Federation 1			1:48:26			+2:30
	1. Anastasia Rudnaya	35:21	2	35:21	2
	2. Svetlana Mironova	37:31	9	1:12:52	4	+2
	3. Tatyana Riabkina	35:34	5	1:48:26	6	+2	+2:30
7	Finland 1			1:48:31			+2:35
	1. Sofia Haajanen	35:46	4	35:46	4
	2. Maija Sianoja	36:29	3	1:12:15	3	-1
	3. Anna Haataja	36:16	7	1:48:31	7	+4	+2:35
8	Finland 2			1:48:33			+2:37
	1. Kirsi Nurmi	35:54	7	35:54	7
	2. Anna Narhi	37:13	6	1:13:07	7	0
	3. Tuulia Viberg	35:26	4	1:48:33	8	+1	+2:37
9	Russian Federation 2			1:53:01			+7:05
	1. Anna Dvorianskaia	36:58	11	36:58	11
	2. Anastasiia Borovkova	37:40	10	1:14:38	10	-1
	3. Yulia Novikova	38:23	11	1:53:01	9	-1	+7:05
10	Sweden 2			1:54:38			+8:42
	1. Emma Bjessmo	35:57	8	35:57	8
	2. Lilian Forsgren	40:00	17	1:15:57	11	+3
	3. Alva Olsson	38:41	13	1:54:38	10	-1	+8:42
11	Great Britain 1			1:54:39			+8:43
	1. Jessica Tullie	37:27	14	37:27	14
	2. Catherine Taylor	36:33	4	1:14:00	8	-6
	3. Hollie Orr	40:39	18	1:54:39	11	+3	+8:43
12	Czech Republic 1			1:55:21			+9:25
	1. Denisa Kosova	39:29	22	39:29	22
	2. Vendula Horcickova	37:47	11	1:17:16	13	-9
	3. Jana Knapova	38:05	8	1:55:21	12	-1	+9:25
13	Austria			1:56:07			+10:11
	1. Laura Ramstein	38:28	16	38:28	16
	2. Anja Arbter	39:05	13	1:17:33	14	-2
	3. Ursula Kadan	38:34	12	1:56:07	13	-1	+10:11
14	France 1			1:57:40			+11:44
	1. Maelle Beauvir	38:30	19	38:30	19
	2. Lea Vercellotti	39:59	16	1:18:29	16	-3
	3. Isia Basset	39:11	15	1:57:40	14	-2	+11:44
15	Denmark 2			1:57:52			+11:56
	1. Amanda Falck Weber	39:23	21	39:23	21
	2. Caroline Gjotterup	38:34	12	1:17:57	15	-6
	3. Miri Thrane Oedum	39:55	16	1:57:52	15	0	+11:56