Sweden wins Ski Orienteering World Cup Mixed Relay

Posted on | February 4, 2012 | Category: News

Tove Alexandersson and Peter Arnesson after their victorious  Mixed Relay. Photo: Markku Vauhkonen

Ski Orienteering World Cup Round 1 concluded with Mixed Relay in California, USA, on Friday. After the three individual events it was no surprise that Sweden dominated even the relay. Sweden’s first team, Peter Arnesson and Tove Alexandersson, won the relay before Sweden’s second team, Erik Rost and Josefine Engström. Finland’s Staffan Tunis and Milka Leppäsalmi finished third.

For full results, please visit the World Cup portal.

Ski Orienteering World Cup continues with Round 2 in conjunction with the European Ski Orienteering Championships in Ukraine at the end of February.

 

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