All news
16/06/2011 || World Cup: Swiss dominance in men’s sprint ||News||
William Lind was 20.6 seconds slower than the winner in the first final of the Nordic Orienteering Tour. He finished sixth – and was the best non-Swiss runner in the men’s class!
16/06/2011 || Lundanes and Fincke winners of today’s qualifications ||News||
Orienteering World Cup 2011 started today with Nordic Orienteering Tour. The first qualifications took place in Porvoo, Finland, this morning.
14/06/2011 || Ski Orienteering World Cup Special Rules ||News||
The Special Rules for World Cup in Ski Orienteering 2012 have been published. The Rules include the World Cup programme and the scoring system.
13/06/2011 || A visible orienteering week ||News||
Orienteering World Cup kicks off on Thursday 16 June, when the first stage of the Nordic Orienteering Tour takes place in Porvoo, Finland. There is live TV broadcast from the event, and the Finnish Broadcast Company YLE provides the live broadcast also online.
09/06/2011 || Ski Orienteering in the next CISM Winter Military World Games ||News||
The International Military Sports Council (CISM) has decided to include ski orienteering in the 2nd CISM Winter Military World Games in Annecy-Chamonix, France, 24-30 March 2013.
01/06/2011 || Athlete of June aims for both junior and senior success ||News||
Tove Alexandersson was voted with a huge majority to Athlete of June. And no wonder: Like our Athlete of March, Olli-Markus Taivainen (FIN), also Tove has managed to become senior World Champion while still in junior class.
23/05/2011 || WOC in the Future ||News||
At its recent meeting in Helsinki, the IOF Council discussed the future of the World Orienteering Championships (WOC), after receiving the WOC in the Future project group’s proposal and the views from the national federations.
21/05/2011 || From 1961 to 2011 – the IOF 50 years today ||News||
The IOF was founded 50 years ago today – 21 May 1961. One of the main goals of the new federation was to stage Championships in orienteering: first European Championships in 1962 and 1964, and then World Championships in 1966.


















