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11/02/2015 || World SkiO Championships: second gold medal for Lamov ||News||
Andrey Lamov, Russia won his second gold medal of the championships in Norway today, winning the individual Sprint by 4 seconds. Tove Alexandersson, Sweden, who did not compete in the Sprint Relay yesterday, won the women’s race with an impressive 48-second lead.
10/02/2015 || Tarasenko: “No time for relaxing” ||Arena||
Iuliia Tarasenko felt some stress before start, then got a good feeling in the forest, but couldn’t take it easy. In the end she and her team-mate Andrey Lamov climbed up to the highest step on the prize-giving podium.
10/02/2015 || World SkiO Championships: Sprint Relay win for Russia ||News||
Russia enjoyed a convincing victory in the first medal race in this year’s championships being held at Hamar and Løten, Norway. Finland finished in second place, 45 seconds down on the winners, and Sweden took the bronze medals.
06/02/2015 || World Masters Guidelines updated ||News||
The IOF Foot Orienteering Commission has released an updated version of the Guidelines for World Masters Orienteering Championships.
06/02/2015 || Norway trying establish its own international relay ||Arena||
Night Hawk -relay will be organised for the third time in Asker, Norway in August 2015.
06/02/2015 || Invitation to O-Ringen Academy ||News||
The aim of O-Ringen Academy is to assist the development of orienteering around the world. It does this by providing selected representatives from newer orienteering countries with education and training designed to help grow the sport in the country.
03/02/2015 || Record number of participants for HLES 2015! ||News||
The IOF High Level Event Seminar, also known as the “HLES”, will set a new participation record this year.
02/02/2015 || National quotas for Orienteering World Cup competitions determined ||News||
The national quotas for Orienteering World Cup 2015 competitions 4-6, and 10-11 have been determined on the basis of the Federation League standings of 1 January 2015.
02/02/2015 || Skiing accident resulted in a new career and World Champion title in trail orienteering ||News||
Seven years ago, the sporting career of Swedish orienteer Michael Johansson appeared to be in ruins, following a serious skiing accident that left him unable to walk for more than a year.
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