World Masters Orienteering Championships long distance
Posted on | July 10, 2011 | Category: News
World Masters Orienteering Championships in Hungary continued with long distance in a rather hilly, karstic area with depressions of varying size. After two qualification races the best competed against each other in A finals while the rest were divided into B, C, D and even E finals.
Nine of the 24 winners managed to win their second gold in these competitions, amongst them short distance World Champion from 1997, Janne Salmi, Finland. The World Masters Orienteering Championships has two finals, sprint and long distance.
Next year the World Masters Orienteering Championships are held in Bad Harzburg, Germany.
Women
W35 Zsuzsa Fey ROU
W40 Ágnes Wengrin HUN
W45 Åsa Wadensjö-Leo SWE
W50 Kane Andersson SWE
W55 Irina Stepanova RUS
W60 Irina Ivanova RUS
W65 Sharon Crawford USA
W70 Birgitta Olsson SWE (won also sprint)
W75 Gunvor Göranson SWE
W80 Sole Nieminen FIN (won also sprint)
W85 Lena Nordahl SWE
W90 Astrid Andersson SWE (won also sprint)
Men
M35 Manu Mutka FIN
M40 Janne Salmi FIN (won also sprint)
M45 Anton Bjartnes NOR
M50 Josef Pollak SVK
M55 Nikolay Pavlov RUS
M60 Keld Johnsen DEN (won also sprint)
M65 Risto Orpana FIN (won also sprint)
M70 Helmut Conrad GER (won also sprint)
M75 Rune Carlsson SWE
M80 Peter Larsen DEN
M85 Arvo Majoinen FIN (won also sprint)
M90 Eero Tuuteri FIN (won also sprint)
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