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14/01/2015 || IOF Map Commission questionnaire: colour deficiency issues ||News||
The IOF Map Commission is looking for feedback on colour deficiency issues in orienteering maps. If you are an orienteer and have a colour related handicap, please fill in our form at http://goo.gl/forms/g9cnLo0Ky3 by the 31 January 2015.
10/01/2015 || World Cup standings: Alexandersson supreme and joint Swiss lead ||News||
Three wins for Tove Alexandersson give her a lead of 115 points over second-placed Sara Lüscher, and Matthias Kyburz and Daniel Hubmann share an 85-point lead over Olav Lundanes, after the first round in Tasmania.
10/01/2015 || Incredible World Cup start for Alexandersson – third victory in a row ||News||
Tove Alexandersson made it a hat-trick of victories in Tasmania with an emphatic win in the IOF World Cup orienteering long distance race at St Helens, Tasmania today.
09/01/2015 || Preview of final race of the World Cup Round 1 ||News||
The final race in the opening round of the 2015 IOF World Cup, Long Distance, will be conducted tomorrow, January 10.
08/01/2015 || Second win for Alexandersson in Orienteering World Cup ||News||
In overcast conditions Swedish world number 1 Tove Alexandersson put in another dominating performance in the 4 km Middle Distance race of Round 1 of the IOF World Cup to take victory by a resounding margin of 2.38 from Norway’s Mari Fasting.
07/01/2015 || Orienteering World Cup continues with Middle Distance ||News||
The second race in the opening round of the 2015 IOF World Cup will be conducted tomorrow, January 8, at Coles Bay in the technically demanding Middle Distance format adjacent to the very scenic Freycinet National Park
04/01/2015 || Our Athlete of the Month – big favourite at European and World Championships ||News||
Athlete of January 2015, Andrey Lamov has come a long way from watching as 15-year-old the world ski orienteering elite compete in his home country at the World Cup final in 2001.
03/01/2015 || World Cup: clear Sprint wins for Alexandersson and Kyburz ||News||
Tove Alexandersson and Matthias Kyburz were clear winners of the Sprint Final held on the University of Tasmania campus in Launceston in hot and windy conditions today. Alexandersson finished with a lead of 1.02 over Judith Wyder, whilst Kyburz’s winning margin over compatriot Daniel Hubmann was 33 seconds.


















