Ski Orienteering World Cup: No difference, being married
Posted on | February 10, 2010 | Category: News
Photo: Erik Borg
Staffan Tunis (27) has got married since the last ski season, but that’s made no difference to his sporting life. More time spent on studies has had a bigger influence.
– We had lived together before our marriage last summer, so that hasn’t changed anything in my orienteering, says Staffan Tunis. The Finn is sixth overall in the World Cup after four Russians (Eduard Khrennikov the first) and Olli-Markus Taivainen.
– In some ways this is a kind of interim season. I want to finish my studies and I am using more time on them now, he says. But his standard is as good as it has been in recent years, i.e. very good, and he wants to fight for an individual gold. – I still lack an individual gold from European and World Championships in ski orienteering, he says.
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