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World Cup Middle: Maps, Results and Interviews

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[Updated with analysis illustrations] Helena Jansson and Thierry Gueorgiou won the World Cup race middle distance in Sweden today. In technically demanding courses the two strong technical orienteers showed the competitors the way.

Jansson won nearly two minutes ahead of Nadiya Volynska while Thierry Gueorgiou won 24 seconds ahead of William Lind.

Quick Analysis Illustrations

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Interviews

 

 

Maps and GPS-tracking

World Cup 2015 Munkedal W21

» See map in omaps.worldofo.com
World Cup 2015 Munkedal M21

» See map in omaps.worldofo.com

Results

Note: The following results are unofficial as not all runners have finished. There may be some changes in the top 10 if some of the last starters run very well.

Men

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About Jan Kocbach

Jan Kocbach is the founder of WorldofO.com - taking care of everything from site development to writing articles, photography and analysis.

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4 comments

  1. The interviewer with Thierry Gueorgiou: “Which will be the easiest race to win at the World Championships?”
    What a totally annoying, stupid question. Who is this guy.

    • @Lorenzo: I am the interviewer. This question is based on Thierry’s comment ahead of last year’s World Championships where he said that the long distance “is the easiest race to win at the World Championships” – which he also confirmed after the race. I apologize if you find this question out of line, but based on my earlier conversations and interviews with Thierry this was for me a logical question to ask.

      • It seemed also a quite natural question for Thierry. I like that he already talks about WOC2016. So we probably will have him in the “game” for one more year. :)

        And Lorenzo just because its the internet you should not be so rude. I hope you feel ashamed now, after you offended one (or the most) important person in case of reporting on professional orienteering. You are doing an awesome job Jan!!

    • @Jan – Ok Jan, my apologies. Without the context, it did seem like a very odd question that someone who is ignorant of the sport would ask (clearly this is not you). With the context, it seems like a much more logical question. I agree that you’re doing a very good job.