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World Cup Czechia 2023: All You Need To Know

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The second Orienteering World Cup Round of 2023 is about to begin in Ceska Lipa and Korce in Czechia from August 2nd until August 6th. The World Cup round starts with Sprint on Wednesday August 2nd, continues with a Sprint Relay on Thursday and finishes off with two forest races in the weekend – Middle on Saturday and Long on Sunday.

The two sprint races are organized in the historic center of Ceska Lipa while the forest races are organized in sandstone terrain that should be similar to the terrain of the World Orienteering Championships (WOC) 2021 in Czechia. No old maps are available for the World Cup forest area – see part of the WOC long course above for terrain similar to the forest terrains. All the world’s best athletes will be on the start – see the list of starters ordered by World Ranking at the bottom of this article.

Program World Cup Round 2

  • Wednesday August 2nd: Sprint Ceska Lipa
    • TV: 16:00 – 18:30
    • Group 1 (lower ranked runners):
      • Start 14:10 – 15:48
    • Red Group Men (40 best Sprint World Ranking):
      • Start 15:52 – 16:52. Winner ready 17:07
    • Red Group Women (40 best Sprint World Ranking)
      • Start 17:00 – 18:00. Winner ready 18:15
  • Thursday August 3rd: Sprint Relay Ceska Lipa
    • TV: 17:00 – 18:30
    • Start 17:15. Winner ready 18:15
  • Saturday August 5th: Middle Korce
    • TV: 11:00 – 15:30
    •  Women
      • Start 08:30 – 12:50. Winner ready 13:25
    • Men
      • Start 10:00 – 14:40. Winner ready 15:15
  • Sunday August 6th: Long Korce
    • TV: 11:00 – 15:30
    •  Women
      • Start 08:58 – 13:46.
      • Red Group Start 10:18 – 11:45 (30 best World Ranking)
      • Winner ready 13:05
    • Men
      • Start 08:35 – 13:45
      • Red Group Start 12:18 – 13:45 (30 best World Ranking)
      • Winner ready 15:15

All times are CET.

How to follow the races

The World Cup races will be broadcast live on national TV-stations in Sweden, Finland and Czech Republic, and races will also be broadcast in France. The races can also be followed on IOF TV with either English commentary by Katherine Bett and Jonas Merz or Norwegian commentary by Kjell-Erik Kristiansen (9 EUR per race or 30 EUR for all races). There will also be available live GPS-tracking and live results (free to follow).

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Orienteering World Cup 2023

Seven individual races and three relays make up the 2023 Orienteering World Cup, which is spread over three rounds: The opening round which was organized in Norway (April 27th -30th), this round in Czechia (August 2nd – 6th) and the World Cup Final in Italy (October 4th – 8th) which is also the European Orienteering Championships (EOC). The recent WOC in Switzerland in not part of the World Cup. See below for the standing in the individual World Cup before the Czechia World Cup round. For updated World Cup standings see the IOF World Cup page.

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Race details (full information in Bulletin 4)

Sprint

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Sprint Relay

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Middle

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Long

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Entered runners sorted by World Ranking standing (Top 40)

Men

WRE pos
sprint
WRE pos Name Country WRE ID
1 2 Matthias Kyburz  SUI 12305
2 1 Kasper Harlem Fosser  NOR 23855
17 3 Daniel Hubmann  SUI 10849
3 87 Tim Robertson  NZL 15525
4 122 Yannick Michiels  BEL 13592
9 4 Gustav Bergman  SWE 7562
5 10 Martin Regborn  SWE 15387
5 Albin Ridefelt  SWE 15472
15 6 Joey Hadorn  SUI 23033
6 38 Ralph Street  GBR 16782
641 7 Olli Ojanaho  FIN 19846
7 18 Tomas Krivda  CZE 28597
25 8 Emil Svensk  SWE 16905
10 35 Havard Sandstad Eidsmo  NOR 33052
11 15 Miika Kirmula  FIN 11767
282 11 Isac von Krusenstierna  SWE 25180
12 37 Loic Capbern  FRA 8188
12 Simon Imark  SWE 22867
13 91 Jonatan Gustafsson  SWE 40367
250 14 Max Peter Bejmer  SWE 7466
23 16 Florian Howald  SUI 10810
266 17 Ruslan Glibov  UKR 9910
18 367 Adrien Delenne  FRA 19918
19 85 Riccardo Rancan  SUI 18900
1112 20 Simon Hector  SWE 20164
634 20 Anton Johansson  SWE 20161
21 200 August Mollen  SWE 40563
21 62 Aleksi Niemi  FIN 18700
23 22 Martin Hubmann  SUI 10851
39 23 Jannis Bonek  AUT 23784
403 25 Topi Syrjalainen  FIN 24296
25 Magne Daehli  NOR 8654
26 45 Michal Olejnik  POL 14406
27 32 Vojtech Kral  CZE 12187
407 27 Milos Nykodym  CZE 14322
29 81 Timo Suter  SUI 23936
32 29 Soren Thrane Odum  DEN 18651
30 43 Eirik Langedal Breivik  NOR 32770
31 39 Akseli Ruohola  FIN 24217
42 31 Lucas Basset  FRA 7403
33 807 Tuomas Heikkila  FIN 23025
34 75 Tino Polsini  SUI 28365
645 34 Viktor Svensk  SWE 33940
35 128 Alvaro Casado  ESP 28538
60 36 Mathieu Perrin  FRA 22868
37 190 Jakub Glonek  CZE 24672
40 48 Bojan Blumenstein  GER 7741

Women

WRE pos
sprint
WRE pos Name Country WRE ID
1 1 Tove Alexandersson  SWE 65
2 2 Simona Aebersold  SUI 23032
6 3 Andrine Benjaminsen  NOR 396
4 9 Elena Roos  SUI 4961
453 4 Natalia Gemperle  SUI 6259
5 14 Tereza Janosikova  CZE 28127
7 5 Hanna Lundberg  SWE 37614
14 6 Sara Hagstrom  SWE 1997
9 7 Karolin Ohlsson  SWE 4277
215 8 Lisa Risby  SWE 4900
8 22 Lina Strand  SWE 5654
16 10 Venla Harju  FIN 4150
11 313 Eline Gemperle  SUI 33988
24 11 Sabine Hauswirth  SUI 2100
12 33 Aleksandra Hornik  POL 19685
38 12 Marie Olaussen  NOR 4291
13 Charlotte Ward  GBR 6342
13 Johanna Ridefelt  SWE 21094
15 24 Victoria Haestad Bjornstad  NOR 23852
17 16 Marika Teini  FIN 5868
18 41 Emma Bjessmo  SWE 22886
19 25 Ane Dyrkorn  NOR 26755
36 19 Paula Gross  SUI 18906
20 137 Eef van Dongen  NED 40634
64 20 Denisa Kosova  CZE 3061
21 97 Malin Agervig Kristiansson  DEN 36181
62 21 Evely Kaasiku  EST 2672
22 37 Ingrid Lundanes  NOR 25248
23 135 Hedvig Valbjorn Gydesen  DEN 32310
25 67 Cecile Calandry  FRA 33897
26 74 Ida Agervig Kristiansson  DEN 40702
27 105 Inka Nurminen  FIN 24183
294 27 Marion Aebi  SUI 23
28 54 Martina Ruch  SUI 18903
771 29 Andrea Svensson  SWE 20204
51 30 Ida Haapala  FIN 28437
31 Sanna Fast  SWE 22905
32 50 Grace Molloy  GBR 27559
43 32 Sandra Grosberga  LAT 1865
445 34 Vendula Horcickova  CZE 19096
35 196 Olena Babych  UKR 25660
36 101 Ana Isabel Toledo Navarro  ESP 33644
444 36 Miia Niittynen  FIN 4161
39 Marianne Andersen  NOR 113
41 40 Hanna Wisniewska  POL 6443

 

 

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One comment

  1. Hmm, same issue as always with GPS on the Sprint: Totally confusing!
    Live results seems also to struggle: wrong or missing times, athlete appears several times.
    Not tested ?