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24/04/2014 || All WRE participants need an IOF ID ||News||
All athletes need a World Ranking (WR) ID when they enter to World Ranking Events. If you are planning to participate in an World Ranking Event, but do not yet have a WR ID, please apply for one as soon as possible.
22/04/2014 || Invitation to Sprint Relay Seminar in Italy ||News||
IOF Foot Orienteering Commission welcomes you to the International Seminar on Planning for Sprint Relay that will take place in conjunction with the World Orienteering Championships in Trentino – Veneto in Italy.
22/04/2014 || Two orienteering videos published ||News||
The IOF video that was used to promote orienteering at the SportAccord Convention is now available for watching on the IOF website. On the same page, also a video promoting ski orienteering can be watched.
22/04/2014 || New IOF IT Service System will be up and running in November 2014 ||News||
The IOF Council has taken the decision to sign a contract with the Swedish Orienteering Federation to create a new IOF IT Service System. The new system willl be based on the Eventor software owned by the Swedish federation and currently being used in Sweden, Norway, and Australia.
16/04/2014 || Antti Rusanen European Champion in TempO ||News||
TempO was for the first time an official format at the European Trail Orienteering Championships this year.
16/04/2014 || Switzerland and Sweden win relays ||News||
The European Orienteering Championships relays took place today in sunny Palmela.
15/04/2014 || Overnight leaders are TrailO champions ||News||
Jari Turto, Finland and Michael Johansson, Sweden are the Open and Paralympic class champions respectively at the end of Day 2 of the PreO competition in the European Trail Orienteering Championships.
15/04/2014 || Long distance final: second golds for Wyder and Hubmann ||News||
The European Championships Long distance final produced wins for Switzerland’s Judith Wyder (already Sprint champion) and Daniel Hubmann (Middle distance champion). Wyder won by more than 1½ minutes, whilst Hubmann’s victory was tighter – 25 seconds.


















