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17/03/2017 || WOC 2020 new sprint format: Successful tests in Italy ||News||
Two different knock-out sprints were successfully tested during the MOC camp in Italy last week; one with mass start (NORT-style) and one with chasing start based on qualification results.
17/03/2017 || WADA launches Speak Up! ||News, Newsletter||
The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) have launched Speak Up!, a new, secure digital platform intended for athletes and others to be able to report: Alleged Anti-Doping Rule Violations (ADRVs) under the World Anti-Doping Code Non-compliance violations under the World Anti-Doping Code Any other act or omission that could undermine the fight against doping in sport The […]
16/03/2017 || Leho Haldna: Best WSOC ever! ||News, Newsletter||
A common opinion among the participants at the 22nd World Ski Orienteering Championships in Krasnojarsk, Russia was – best World Championships ever in Ski Orienteering.
16/03/2017 || LIVE Orienteering’s first month ||News, Newsletter||
LIVE Orienteering was introduced as the new channel for orienteering fans to follow orienteering events and news in the beginning of February.
16/03/2017 || The latest IOF newsletter is here! ||News||
Subscribers of the IOF Newsletter have received the latest issue.
12/03/2017 || WSOC: Sweden won the most golds, but Russia the most medals ||Arena, News, Newsletter||
Sweden took five of the nine gold medals on offer this week, with Tove Alexandersson claiming a personal tally of three. But Russia won more medals overall – eleven compared to Sweden’s seven, counting team medals as one.
12/03/2017 || WSOC: double home win in relays ||Arena, News||
Russia took gold in both women’s and men’s relays today, ending the Championships on a high note after some disappointments earlier in the week. The Swedish women’s team were unable to compete because of illness. Silver medals went to Finland and Sweden and bronze to the Czech Republic and Finland.
11/03/2017 || WSOC Long Distance: golds for Russia and Sweden ||Arena, News||
Mariya Kechkina, Russia was on absolutely top form today, winning by almost 5 minutes, with the home country taking the first four places in the women’s race. Erik Rost, Sweden took his second gold medal of the Championships with victory by more than 1 minute.
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