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The 2025 Orienteering World Cup season starts off in Swedish Idre Fjäll on Wednesday June 18th with a shortened long distance Qualification race. The action continues with three TV-broadcast forest races from Thursday to Sunday: Long Thursday, Middle Saturday and Relay Sunday.
Idre Fjäll offered great races with tricky orienteering when the orienteering World Cup visited the interesting mountain terrain in 2021 – expect similar challenges this time around! At the 2021 World Cup, the variation between high-speed open terrain and terrain with denser forest (and quite hidden controls) which required very careful orienteering proved to be very challenging for the athletes. After the middle distance in Idre, World of O’s analysis concluded that we probably hadn’t seen a race with that many mistakes from top runners and so many changes in the top since the epic WOC relay in France back in 2011.
A total of 309 athletes from 29 countries are entered, including reigning World Cup overall champions Simona Aebersold (SUI) and Kasper Fosser (NOR). This will be the last real test ahead of the season highlight in Finland in a few week’s time, the World Orienteering Championship (WOC) in Kuopio – and also the first big test of the season.
The top 20 in each of the three qualification heats on Wednesday advance to the finals. In addition, the 10 best from Thursday’s long-distance B-final also qualify for the middle-distance A-final. As all nations can enter up to 9 runners, we will see a very strong starting field.
Program World Cup Round 1 – Idre Fjäll 2025
- Wednesday, June 18th – Qualification – minimal IOF-TV broadcast 13:00 – 15:00
- 11:00 First start, 13:00 Live tracking start
- 13:00 Start Web-TV from arena.
- 14:00 Last start, 15:00 Last runner to finish
- Not a full TV-production – camera from arena and sound from arena speaker
- Thursday, June 19th – Long distance – IOF TV 14:45–16:45
- 11:00 First start Men B-Final, 12:00 First start Women B-Final
- 13:05 First start Women A-Final, 15:00 First start Men A-Final
- 14:30 Live tracking start
- 15:45 IOF TV start
- 17:45 Flower ceremony Women, 19:45 Flower ceremony Men
- Saturday, June 21st – Middle distance – IOF TV 14:50–16:50
- 12:30 First start Men B-Final, 13:30 First start Women B-Final
- 14:40 First start Men A-Final, 16:25 First start Women A-Final
- 15:50 IOF TV Start
- 17:50 Flower ceremony Men, 19:25 Flower ceremony Women
- Sunday, June 22nd – Relay – IOF TV 09:50–11:50
- 10:50 IOF TV start
- 11:00 Start Women, 12:55 Flower ceremony Women
- 13:05 Start Men, 15:00 Flower ceremony Men
All times are CEST. National TV broadcast times are similar to IOF TV broadcast times and can be found here.
Links & Live
- IOF LIVE hub – start lists, GPS & live results
- IOF TV – English/Finnish/German (€9 single race / €25 bundle)
- Bulletin 4 – final event details (PDF)
- IOF Eventor event page – documents, old maps, entries
- Official event site
- World Cup 2025 overall page
- World of O results archive
Terrain and old maps of race area
Idre Fjäll offers classic Scandinavian mountain-forest: mature pine, heathery ground, scattered boulders and detailed contour features, broken by bare-rock ridges and small marshes. Paths are scarce – accurate compass and careful map reading are key. Old maps from the 2021 World Cup give the best feel for what awaits – see the full World of O analysis from the 2021 World Cup races Middle, Long and Relay.
The intro from the 2021 Middle distance tells a lot:
Tricky orienteering with lots of mistakes from the top ranked runners led to a very interesting middle distance World Cup race in Idre Fjäll this rainy Saturday. We got surprise victories in both the women’s and men’s race – with junior Hanna Lundberg (Sweden) winning the women’s race from start number one and Joey Hadorn (Switzerland) winning the men’s race.
See one of the key legs below – here Gustav Bergman lost nearly 3 minutes.
See below for the battle in the women’s last leg on the Relay.
A tight battle also in the women's World Cup Idre #orienteering relay – with 🇸🇪🇸🇪 in the battle for victory – and 🇷🇺🇫🇮 in a battle behind. Enjoy the annotated #GPSanimation of the exciting last leg – which concluded an excellent World Cup round in the Swedish mountains pic.twitter.com/XynzKHoSSE
— WorldofO.com (@worldofo) August 15, 2021
The blog post from RF-coach on how to master the terrain in Idre is also a good read ahead of the World Cup openers. Likewise, the Ivarnational Orienteering Podcast that has a (brief) preview of the World Cup opener towards the end of this week’s podcast (starting from 95 minutes out – you can enjoy an in-depth analysis of the Jukola relay before that).
Competition details
Qualification – Wednesday 18 June
Format
Shortened long distance, 3 heats per class. The starting order is determined by the World Ranking as of Monday, 16 June 2025, with the best-ranked runners starting last. However, rule 12.7, regarding separating runners from the same Federation, is also taken into consideration. Start interval: 3 min.
Terrain
Forest with mainly pine trees, but some areas with spruce trees. Moderately hilly terrain with godd to very good visibility and runnability. Small- to medium-density network of paths and forest roads. Most of the competition area is within a nature reserve, which means there are no clear-cut areas and very few green areas.
Course data
Women: 7.5 – 7.7 km, 205-215 m climb, estimated winning time 42 min
Men: 8.4-8.6 km, 235-240 m climb, estimated winning time 42 min
Long distance – Thursday 19 June
Terrain
Hilly (650–900 m a.s.l.). Mostly pine; a few spruce pockets. Very few paths. Ground is broken in places but still fast. Protected-forest status means no clear-cuts and almost no green on the map. Some areas are very detailed.
Course data
| Class | Length | Climb | Controls |
|---|---|---|---|
| Women A | 13.36 km | 555 m | 22 |
| Men A | 16.21 km | 620 m | 25 |
B-finals: Women 10.07 km / 13 c, Men 13.58 km / 18 c.
Middle distance – Saturday 21 June
Terrain
Moderately hilly pine/spruce forest inside the nature reserve. Good visibility and runnability; many contour-detail pockets; still very few paths.
Course data
| Class | Length | Climb | Controls |
|---|---|---|---|
| Men A | 6.07 km | 230 m | 21 |
| Women A | 5.01 km | 165 m | 18 |
B-finals: Men 5.57 km / 18 c; Women 4.56 km / 13 c.
Relay – Sunday 22 June
Terrain
Same arena as the middle, similar terrain description.
Course data
| Leg | Length (Men) | Climb | Controls | Length (Women) | Climb | Controls |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1–2 | 6.3 km | 150 m | 16 | 5.1 km | 135 m | 13 |
| 3 | 6.4 km | 150 m | 16 | 5.2 km | 135 m | 13 |
World Cup 2025
See details on the 2025 Orienteering World Cup here.
Starters & WRE ranking
| WRE pos sprint |
WRE pos | Name | Country | WRE ID |
| 5 | 1 | Kasper Harlem Fosser |  NOR |
23855 |
| 10 | 2 | Matthias Kyburz |  SUI |
12305 |
| 13 | 3 | Joey Hadorn | SUI |
23033 |
| 3 | 4 | Emil Svensk |  SWE |
16905 |
| 610 | 5 | Olli Ojanaho |  FIN |
19846 |
| 883 | 7 | Albin Ridefelt | SWE |
15472 |
| 30 | 9 | Gustav Bergman | SWE |
7562 |
| 15 | 10 | Daniel Hubmann | SUI |
10849 |
| 8 | 10 | Tomas Krivda |  CZE |
28597 |
| 1 | 14 | Martin Regborn | SWE |
15387 |
| 39 | 15 | Eirik Langedal Breivik | NOR |
32770 |
| – | 15 | Viktor Svensk | SWE |
33940 |
| 50 | 17 | Martin Hubmann | SUI |
10851 |
| 27 | 18 | Fabian Aebersold | SUI |
32449 |
| 1507 | 19 | Lucas Basset |  FRA |
7403 |
| 1510 | 20 | Anton Johansson | SWE |
20161 |
| 39 | 21 | Max Peter Bejmer | SWE |
7466 |
| – | 23 | Simon Imark | SWE |
22867 |
| 58 | 26 | Touko Seppa | FIN |
28434 |
| 895 | 28 | Lukas Liland | NOR |
27350 |
| 19 | 29 | Loic Capbern | FRA |
8188 |
| 77 | 29 | Quentin Andrieux | FRA |
33894 |
| 46 | 34 | Mathieu Perrin | FRA |
22868 |
| 915 | 34 | Timo Sild |  EST |
16283 |
| 1049 | 37 | Lauri Sild | EST |
16281 |
| 1516 | 38 | Simon Hector | SWE |
20164 |
| 52 | 39 | Martin Roudny | CZE |
34087 |
| 419 | 42 | Jonas Egger | SUI |
18893 |
| 70 | 46 | Isak Jonsson | NOR |
31908 |
| 1710 | 47 | Sander Arntzen | NOR |
25727 |
| 64 | 48 | Daniel Vandas | CZE |
28599 |
| 260 | 49 | Vegard Jarvis Westergard |  CAN |
18032 |
| 72 | 50 | Quentin Moulet | FRA |
32613 |
| 612 | 51 | Rudolfs Zernis |  LAT |
18506 |
| 15 | 55 | Tino Polsini | SUI |
28365 |
| 8 | 56 | Tim Robertson |  NZL |
15525 |
| 887 | 56 | Loic Marty | FRA |
20696 |
| 68 | 59 | Aaro Aho | FIN |
24285 |
| 51 | 60 | Michal Olejnik |  POL |
14406 |
| 25 | 62 | Jorgen Baklid | NOR |
23859 |
| 11 | 65 | Riccardo Rancan | SUI |
18900 |
| 938 | 68 | Mikko Eerola | FIN |
28429 |
| 20 | 69 | Francesco Mariani |  ITA |
37592 |
| 120 | 70 | Bojan Blumenstein |  GER |
7741 |
| 43 | 72 | Jonas Hubacek | CZE |
20162 |
| 89 | 74 | Jacob Steinthal |  DEN |
33892 |
| 893 | 77 | Lauri Nenonen | FIN |
14070 |
| 1141 | 80 | Joshua Dudley |  GBR |
9010 |
| – | 82 | Jesper Svensk | SWE |
25178 |
| 90 | 83 | Jakub Chaloupsky | CZE |
34083 |
| 105 | 85 | Ole Hennseler | GER |
25195 |
| 127 | 88 | Antoine Becaert | FRA |
37174 |
| 460 | 92 | Nicolas Kastner |  AUT |
22896 |
| 76 | 97 | Vojtech Kral | CZE |
12187 |
| 94 | 97 | Sigurd Paulsen Vie | NOR |
40538 |
| 69 | 99 | Aarni Ronkainen | FIN |
33722 |
| 649 | 100 | Kornelius Kriszat Lovfald | NOR |
37626 |
| 251 | 104 | Daniel Pompura |  SVK |
29755 |
| 173 | 106 | Sebastian Inderst | ITA |
11008 |
| 1532 | 108 | Simon Harden | GBR |
27231 |
| 964 | 110 | Adam Jonas | SVK |
34024 |
| 621 | 113 | Toby Scott | NZL |
16048 |
| 104 | 119 | Jurgen Joonas | EST |
34104 |
| 34 | 120 | Henry McNulty |  AUS |
13483 |
| 1603 | 121 | Alastair Thomas | GBR |
23004 |
| 197 | 125 | Jonny Donner | FIN |
37224 |
| 1620 | 126 | Rasmus Moeller Jess | DEN |
28258 |
| 22 | 128 | Mattia Debertolis | ITA |
19153 |
| 124 | 134 | Linus Agervig Kristiansson | DEN |
37747 |
| 149 | 135 | Timo Tantanini | SUI |
42405 |
| 435 | 137 | Anders Vestol | NOR |
43341 |
| 211 | 141 | Georg Groell | AUT |
25271 |
| 150 | 152 | Elias Hinge Krogsgaard | DEN |
37748 |
| 298 | 160 | Jakub Chupek | SVK |
24933 |
| 48 | 161 | Joseph Lynch | NZL |
25867 |
| – | 164 | Artem Panchenko |  UKR |
14617 |
| 36 | 167 | Jonathan Crickmore | GBR |
8598 |
| 91 | 174 | Lukas Novak | AUT |
34161 |
| 705 | 182 | Simon Tobler | AUT |
41944 |
| 221 | 184 | Kristo Heinmann | EST |
10551 |
| 601 | 190 | Magnus Dewett | DEN |
8831 |
| – | 191 | Nitsan Yasur |  ISR |
20182 |
| 445 | 198 | Isaac Hernandez Pindado |  ESP |
37625 |
| 998 | 209 | Itsuki Ito |  JPN |
25428 |
| 223 | 212 | Zefa Faavae | NZL |
41241 |
| – | 215 | Leonas Mockunas |  LTU |
13744 |
| – | 222 | Luke Fisher | GBR |
35680 |
| – | 223 | Elias Kuukka | FIN |
22101 |
| 242 | 224 | Matiss Saulite | LAT |
33576 |
| 1654 | 229 | Ilgvars Caune | LAT |
25964 |
| 88 | 229 | Peter Molloy | GBR |
33239 |
| 639 | 234 | Christian Michelsen | CAN |
23276 |
| 442 | 235 | Ondrej Metelka | CZE |
37841 |
| 207 | 243 | Euan Tryner | GBR |
41949 |
| 163 | 252 | Fryderyk Pryjma | POL |
21895 |
| 67 | 255 | David Rojas | ESP |
33650 |
| 911 | 257 | Rotem Yasur | ISR |
32482 |
| 113 | 266 | Brodie Nankervis | AUS |
14008 |
| 438 | 266 | Evert Leeuws |  BEL |
12586 |
| 1012 | 277 | Jekabs Locmelis | LAT |
33577 |
| 451 | 277 | Luis Silva |  POR |
16307 |
| 86 | 279 | Anselm Reichenbach | GER |
37721 |
| 948 | 282 | Rihards Krumins | LAT |
32324 |
| 674 | 293 | Vasco Mendes | POR |
34134 |
| 897 | 297 | Pau Llorens Caellas | ESP |
18699 |
| 97 | 303 | Oscar David Broman Jensen | DEN |
33890 |
| 153 | 313 | Kevinas Olisauskis | LTU |
27376 |
| 2160 | 338 | Jonas Gabs | DEN |
33889 |
| 351 | 346 | Uku Laur Tali | EST |
17043 |
| 203 | 349 | Alastair George | AUS |
28573 |
| 1030 | 354 | Jekabs Niklavs Janovs | LAT |
40834 |
| 1553 | 362 | Kylian Wymer | AUS |
28627 |
| 180 | 362 | Charlie Rennie | GBR |
37902 |
| 2245 | 362 | Lasse Falck Weber | DEN |
28118 |
| 223 | 366 | Tobias Nagel | GER |
47524 |
| 226 | 366 | Anton Silier | GER |
33345 |
| 255 | 374 | Florian Nagel | GER |
46603 |
| 188 | 375 | Valters Reneslacis | LAT |
28387 |
| 216 | 394 | Jan Erik Naess | CAN |
20566 |
| 176 | 397 | Peleg Mitzafon | ISR |
37585 |
| 271 | 401 | Quim Vich Diaz Guerra | ESP |
36095 |
| 154 | 403 | Damiano Bettega | ITA |
34007 |
| 144 | 407 | Timon Lorenz | GER |
37873 |
| 245 | 418 | Leith Soden | AUS |
41345 |
| – | 418 | Johan Langerak |  NED |
27892 |
| 340 | 431 | Anatoli Fomiciov |  MDA |
22504 |
| 218 | 443 | Konstantin Kunckel | GER |
33341 |
| 685 | 446 | Filip Kubina | SVK |
34243 |
| 626 | 456 | Gonzalo Zorrilla Olias | ESP |
42357 |
| 1806 | 457 | Hans Groenborg Nielsen | DEN |
40561 |
| 1691 | 461 | Matt Doyle | AUS |
8958 |
| – | 467 | Oleksandr Marchuk | UKR |
13247 |
| 241 | 474 | Thomas Laraia |  USA |
23272 |
| 655 | 492 | Elias Schafer | AUT |
44621 |
| 699 | 509 | Gregory Ahlswede | USA |
6830 |
| 301 | 552 | Mateusz Kula | POL |
28582 |
| – | 556 | Ainars Lupikis | LAT |
13027 |
| 344 | 562 | Vasili Fomiciov | MDA |
20081 |
| 715 | 575 | Danny Riley | USA |
41231 |
| 629 | 579 | Romain Pichard | FRA |
42150 |
| 602 | 583 | Ivan Fomiciov | MDA |
9532 |
| 728 | 594 | Anthony Riley | USA |
23269 |
| 744 | 597 | Adam Conway | JPN |
38205 |
| 1639 | 602 | Alasdair Pedley | GBR |
23021 |
| 838 | 610 | Kostiantyn Shchukin | UKR |
16172 |
| 140 | 619 | Martin Rohac | SVK |
34027 |
| 383 | 633 | Robert Graham | CAN |
10043 |
| 334 | 634 | Toby Wilson | AUS |
21587 |
| 508 | 635 | Scott Smith | NZL |
32253 |
| 156 | 646 | Marek Pompe | GER |
37723 |
| 212 | 646 | Tsz Chun Jason Wong |  HKG |
18146 |
| 2260 | 672 | Yuki Nitami | JPN |
28098 |
| 332 | 674 | Oliver Egan | NZL |
26049 |
| 1236 | 678 | Ryoma Nagayama | JPN |
42871 |
| 510 | 678 | Jensen Key | AUS |
34152 |
| 1571 | 760 | Jose Pedro Fernandes | POR |
36128 |
| 1982 | 772 | Kiur Erik Eensaar | EST |
34102 |
| 781 | 801 | Wataru Teragauchi | JPN |
17152 |
| 274 | 805 | Lok Hin Ma | HKG |
13085 |
| 331 | 815 | Alec Le Helloco | CAN |
44342 |
| 1700 | 828 | Keiji Tonogaki | JPN |
38041 |
| 309 | 829 | Andrei Golovei | MDA |
19013 |
| 280 | 840 | Joshua Ho Kiu Au | HKG |
38068 |
| 346 | 874 | Ho Yin Chung | HKG |
36159 |
| 7 | 888 | Tuomas Heikkila | FIN |
23025 |
| – | 906 | Bart van Wijngaarden | NED |
44801 |
| 100 | 913 | Mathias Blaise | BEL |
28056 |
| 356 | 939 | Man Long Chow | HKG |
21058 |
| 243 | 984 | Rotem Yogev | ISR |
33440 |
| 75 | 994 | Matthias Reiner | AUT |
15405 |
| 765 | 1132 | Fergus ONeill | NZL |
41211 |
| 574 | 1177 | Sergiu Copacinschi | MDA |
43253 |
| 378 | 1202 | Kieran Woods | NZL |
18154 |
| 81 | 1216 | Nathan Marchand | FRA |
33903 |
| – | 1296 | Eran Segal | ISR |
16073 |
| 1061 | 1338 | Peter Brabek | AUT |
34164 |
| 1296 | 1428 | Sergiu Fala | MDA |
20303 |
| 2169 | 1476 | Ivan Isciuc | MDA |
52042 |
| – | 1650 | Francois Van der Ouderaa | BEL |
14543 |
| 920 | 1652 | Andris Jubelis | LAT |
11329 |
| – | 1720 | Guy Sabo | ISR |
15758 |
| 509 | 1783 | Tomas Musinsky | SVK |
13927 |
| – | 1928 | Akihiro Yokoe | JPN |
49732 |
| 524 | 2020 | Remco Hereijgers | NED |
34748 |
| 275 | 2405 | Victor Mullens | BEL |
50379 |
| – | 3189 | Marvin Boot | NED |
51061 |
| – | – | Serhii Mospan | UKR |
53673 |
| WRE pos sprint |
WRE pos | Name | Country | WRE ID |
| 1 | 1 | Tove Alexandersson | SWE |
65 |
| 2 | 2 | Simona Aebersold | SUI |
23032 |
| 3 | 3 | Natalia Gemperle | SUI |
6259 |
| 18 | 4 | Andrine Benjaminsen | NOR |
396 |
| 6 | 5 | Hanna Lundberg | SWE |
37614 |
| 4 | 7 | Sara Hagstrom | SWE |
1997 |
| – | 9 | Sanna Fast | SWE |
22905 |
| 10 | 10 | Tereza Rauturier | CZE |
28127 |
| 31 | 12 | Ane Dyrkorn | NOR |
26755 |
| – | 14 | Johanna Ridefelt | SWE |
21094 |
| 5 | 20 | Aleksandra Hornik | POL |
19685 |
| 328 | 21 | Hanna Wisniewska | POL |
6443 |
| 67 | 22 | Ingrid Lundanes | NOR |
25248 |
| 338 | 24 | Tereza Smelikova | SVK |
24934 |
| – | 24 | Miri Thrane Oedum | DEN |
6735 |
| 35 | 26 | Paula Gross | SUI |
18906 |
| 108 | 28 | Ida Haapala | FIN |
28437 |
| 105 | 29 | Elza Kuze | LAT |
33553 |
| 51 | 30 | Denisa Kralova | CZE |
3061 |
| 55 | 30 | Ines Berger | SUI |
37660 |
| 8 | 32 | Victoria Haestad Bjornstad | NOR |
23852 |
| 27 | 34 | Pia Young Vik | NOR |
40246 |
| 90 | 35 | Sanna Hotz | SUI |
33990 |
| 432 | 37 | Marion Aebi | SUI |
23 |
| – | 38 | Goeril Roenning Sund | NOR |
5710 |
| 13 | 39 | Cecile Calandry | FRA |
33897 |
| 27 | 42 | Grace Molloy | GBR |
27559 |
| 19 | 44 | Alva Sonesson | SWE |
33965 |
| 438 | 46 | Andrea Svensson | SWE |
20204 |
| 33 | 47 | Malin Agervig Kristiansson | DEN |
36181 |
| 76 | 49 | Hanna Mueller | GER |
18908 |
| – | 51 | Helena Karlsson | SWE |
2741 |
| 328 | 54 | Carina Polzer | AUT |
4657 |
| 91 | 57 | Sofie Bachmann | SUI |
18907 |
| 631 | 58 | Lotta Karhola | FIN |
18912 |
| – | 62 | Elisa Mattila | FIN |
28439 |
| 624 | 63 | Amy Nymalm | FIN |
24271 |
| 163 | 64 | Alina Niggli | SUI |
26630 |
| 159 | 66 | Lucie Semikova | CZE |
37838 |
| 14 | 68 | Ida Agervig Kristiansson | DEN |
40702 |
| 320 | 69 | Venla Taulavuori | FIN |
27213 |
| 322 | 69 | Florence Hanauer | FRA |
22869 |
| 97 | 73 | Anu Tuomisto | FIN |
24228 |
| 96 | 74 | Oda Scheele | NOR |
36417 |
| 104 | 76 | Anni Haanpaa | FIN |
28428 |
| 11 | 83 | Eef van Dongen | NED |
40634 |
| 19 | 83 | Inka Nurminen | FIN |
24183 |
| 65 | 86 | Jana Peterova | CZE |
34092 |
| 49 | 88 | Hanne Hilo | FIN |
33726 |
| 1013 | 89 | Johanna Kaellvik Leufven | SWE |
34219 |
| 56 | 97 | Frida Vikstrom | SWE |
41313 |
| 1115 | 100 | Ida Oebro | DEN |
6734 |
| 131 | 101 | Jo Shepherd | GBR |
5339 |
| 345 | 102 | Lucie Lataste | FRA |
20834 |
| 29 | 103 | Hedvig Valbjorn Gydesen | DEN |
32310 |
| 25 | 105 | Ana Isabel Toledo | ESP |
33644 |
| 1061 | 112 | Eva Ornhagen Joergensen | DEN |
2665 |
| 75 | 115 | Ewa Bernaciak | POL |
1946 |
| 657 | 116 | Susen Loesch | GER |
3602 |
| 82 | 119 | Lotte Jauhojarvi Markussen | DEN |
26748 |
| 339 | 137 | Mathea Gloeersen | NOR |
42346 |
| 143 | 139 | Annick Meister | SUI |
42063 |
| 130 | 151 | Birte Friedrichs | GER |
22836 |
| 351 | 158 | Elisa Gotsch Iversen | NOR |
42345 |
| 78 | 160 | Filipa Rodrigues | POR |
24882 |
| – | 169 | Line Cederberg | DEN |
22961 |
| 82 | 186 | Hanna Sudol | POL |
37844 |
| 114 | 189 | Anna Nilsson Simkovics | AUT |
5414 |
| 128 | 192 | Annika Rihma | EST |
4894 |
| 383 | 196 | Signe Sirma | LAT |
28386 |
| 124 | 209 | Patricia Nieke | GER |
4138 |
| 152 | 216 | Kaia Joergensen | NZL |
33424 |
| 1065 | 219 | Feia Tsyvilska | UKR |
28136 |
| 687 | 222 | Johanna Trummer | AUT |
22769 |
| 102 | 228 | Chloe Potter | GBR |
21517 |
| 682 | 229 | Sigrid Hoeyer Staugaard | DEN |
37751 |
| 118 | 240 | Yevheniia Veremeienko | UKR |
28023 |
| 695 | 242 | Alberte Kaae Nielsen | DEN |
34245 |
| 88 | 242 | Annabelle Delenne | FRA |
37275 |
| 472 | 247 | Alix Villar | FRA |
37273 |
| 205 | 274 | Sigrid Ruul | EST |
5039 |
| 210 | 286 | Laura Pukite | LAT |
19192 |
| 72 | 286 | Rachel Brown | GBR |
37114 |
| 1086 | 298 | Marianne Haug | EST |
22989 |
| 219 | 307 | Niamh Hunter | GBR |
26966 |
| 243 | 311 | Julia Krekels | BEL |
33139 |
| 109 | 319 | Ana Camarasa | ESP |
22119 |
| 704 | 320 | Kika Basaran van Ham | ESP |
33643 |
| 478 | 321 | Ellen Klueser | GER |
25196 |
| 1306 | 327 | Madara Brice | LAT |
19186 |
| 238 | 330 | Renee Beveridge | NZL |
22541 |
| 106 | 334 | Jessica Lucchetta | ITA |
28359 |
| – | 343 | Alison Smithard | GBR |
4265 |
| 181 | 348 | Emily Sorensen | AUS |
32102 |
| 164 | 350 | Anouk van der Burgt | NED |
43245 |
| 179 | 351 | Emma Caspari | GER |
37720 |
| 469 | 355 | Tifenn Moulet | FRA |
33904 |
| 1037 | 357 | Chloe Dudoignon | FRA |
22871 |
| 500 | 363 | Aoi Yamasaki | JPN |
46429 |
| 145 | 368 | Ying Yau Chu | HKG |
968 |
| 230 | 378 | Justine Hobson | AUS |
41084 |
| 201 | 380 | Briana Steven | NZL |
28736 |
| 381 | 383 | Lara Molloy | NZL |
23093 |
| 173 | 388 | Caitlin Young | AUS |
31027 |
| 210 | 423 | Evalin Brautigam | USA |
642 |
| 240 | 440 | Kana Higuchi | JPN |
43831 |
| 317 | 444 | Olesea Cecan | MDA |
3694 |
| 301 | 498 | Ana Marusceac | MDA |
25908 |
| 1123 | 506 | Rita Fernandes | POR |
45923 |
| 1601 | 516 | Machteld van der Hoeven | NED |
44410 |
| 310 | 529 | Yi Shan Wong | HKG |
6463 |
| 566 | 531 | Heidi Stolberger | NZL |
23134 |
| – | 561 | Inga Dambe | LAT |
1107 |
| 220 | 570 | Margret Zimmermann | EST |
6631 |
| 861 | 679 | Leonor Ferreira | POR |
42199 |
| 838 | 687 | Rosalind Heron |  IRL |
2365 |
| 457 | 800 | Alina Darienco | MDA |
45075 |
| 1186 | 979 | Olga Balabanova | UKR |
5493 |
| 373 | 1126 | Mary Fleming | AUS |
1554 |
| 659 | 1479 | Anna Caglio | ITA |
18989 |
