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Official Results for Nokian Tyres World Orienteering Championships 2021 - Sprint Qualification Name: Sprint Qualification Organiser: Czech Republic Date: 3 July 2021

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Official Results for Nokian Tyres World Orienteering Championships 2021 - Sprint Qualification Name: Sprint Qualification Organiser: Czech Republic Date: 3 July 2021 Official results for Nokian Tyres World Orienteering Championships 2021 - Sprint qualification Name: Sprint qualification Organiser: Czech Republic Date: 3 July 2021 Classes: Show all | WA | WB | WC | MA | MB | MC Women A 26 starting competitors Plac Name Organisation Time Diff FH 1 Tove Alexandersson Sweden 12:30 A 2 Elena Roos Swizerland 12:51 +0:21 A 3 Eef van Dongen Netherlands 13:17 +0:47 A 4 Aleksandra Hornik Poland 13:20 +0:50 A 5 Cecile Calandry France 13:29 +0:59 A 6 Virag Weiler Hungary 13:56 +1:26 A 7 Victoria Haestad Bjornstad Norway 14:00 +1:30 A 8 Natalia Gemperle Neutral 14:02 +1:32 A 8 Maija Sianoja Finland 14:02 +1:32 A 10 Josefine Lind Denmark 14:09 +1:39 A 11 Leonore Winkler Germany 14:11 +1:41 A 12 Kateryna Dzema Ukraine 14:24 +1:54 A 13 Vendula Horcickova Czech Republic 14:25 +1:55 A 14 Ana Isabel Toledo Spain 14:32 +2:02 A 15 Marianne Haug Estonia 14:52 +2:22 A 16 Liliana Gotseva Bulgaria 15:04 +2:34 17 Irene Pozzebon Italy 15:40 +3:10 18 Anna Nilsson Simkovics Austria 15:45 +3:15 19 Elza Kuze Latvia 15:51 +3:21 20 Ela Sedilekova Slovakia 16:02 +3:32 21 Meri Chkripeska North Macedonia 18:11 +5:41 22 Natsuki Yamagishi Japan 18:25 +5:55 23 Cecilie Andersen United Kingdom 19:00 +6:30 24 Diana Aleksieva United States 22:31 +10:01 25 Salma Hassan Abdelaziz Egypt 25:12 +12:42 Hanna Lundberg Sweden mispunched Women B 26 starting competitors Plac Name Organisation Time Diff FH 1 Adela Indrakova Czech Republic 14:10 A 2 Tatiana Ryabkina Neutral 14:18 +0:08 A 3 Maja Alm Denmark 14:24 +0:14 A 4 Ida Agervig Kristiansson Denmark 14:39 +0:29 A 5 Andrine Benjaminsen Norway 14:44 +0:34 A 6 Paula Gross Swizerland 14:50 +0:40 A 7 Grace Molloy United Kingdom 14:51 +0:41 A 8 Lina Strand Sweden 14:56 +0:46 A 9 Laura Ramstein Austria 14:58 +0:48 A 10 Susen Loesch Germany 14:59 +0:49 A 11 Florence Hanauer France 15:01 +0:51 A 12 Zsofia Sarkozy Hungary 15:08 +0:58 A 13 Sandra Grosberga Latvia 15:16 +1:06 A 14 Olena Babych Ukraine 15:25 +1:15 A 15 Ida Haapala Finland 15:32 +1:22 A 16 Kristina Ivanova Bulgaria 15:38 +1:28 17 Viola Zagonel Italy 15:49 +1:39 18 Ewa Gwozdz Poland 15:54 +1:44 19 Andra Cecilia Anghel Romania 16:20 +2:10 20 Tamara Miklusova Slovakia 17:12 +3:02 21 Moe Matsumoto Japan 17:40 +3:30 22 Betul Esner Turkey 17:48 +3:38 23 Lucia Misas Bernardino Spain 17:56 +3:46 24 Lucie Arno Belgium 18:07 +3:57 25 Tekle Emilija Gvildyte Lithuania 18:08 +3:58 Angelica Riley United States mispunched Women C 26 starting competitors Plac Name Organisation Time Diff FH 1 Tereza Janosikova Czech Republic 13:50 A 2 Karolin Ohlsson Sweden 14:05 +0:15 A 2 Simona Aebersold Swizerland 14:05 +0:15 A 4 Alice Leake United Kingdom 14:07 +0:17 A 5 Veera Klemettinen Finland 14:28 +0:38 A 6 Galina Vinogradova Neutral 14:31 +0:41 A 7 Cecilie Friberg Klysner Denmark 14:49 +0:59 A 8 Ingrid Lundanes Norway 14:54 +1:04 A 9 Anika Gassner Austria 15:04 +1:14 A 10 Maelle Beauvir France 15:24 +1:34 A 11 Agata Olejnik Poland 15:31 +1:41 A 12 Elif Gokce Avci Turkey 15:49 +1:59 A 13 Feia Tsyvilska Ukraine 15:50 +2:00 A 14 Ausrine Kutkaite Lithuania 16:44 +2:54 A 15 Caterina Dallera Italy 17:06 +3:16 A 16 Dominika Mero Hungary 17:16 +3:26 17 Yu Abe Japan 17:30 +3:40 18 Evangelina Dyaksova Bulgaria 17:33 +3:43 19 Marine Sillien Belgium 17:35 +3:45 20 Irita Pukite Latvia 17:50 +4:00 21 Judit Divin Romania 18:26 +4:36 22 Alexis Merka United States 25:01 +11:11 Luboslava Weissova Slovakia mispunched Paula Starke Germany mispunched Filipa Rodrigues Portugal mispunched Ana Camarasa Spain mispunched Men A 34 starting competitors Plac Name Organisation Time Diff FH 1 Emil Svensk Sweden 13:04 A 2 Jerker Lysell Sweden 13:05 +0:01 A 3 Tim Robertson New Zeeland 13:18 +0:14 A 4 Jakub Glonek Czech Republic 13:19 +0:15 A 5 Havard Sandstad Eidsmo Norway 13:25 +0:21 A 6 Aleksi Niemi Finland 13:31 +0:27 A 7 Florian Howald Swizerland 13:33 +0:29 A 8 Frederic Tranchand France 13:35 +0:31 A 9 Jakob Edsen Denmark 13:38 +0:34 A 10 Chris Smithard United Kingdom 13:59 +0:55 A 11 Robert Merl Austria 14:07 +1:03 A 12 Marvin Goericke Germany 14:16 +1:12 A 13 Ats Sonajalg Estonia 14:33 +1:29 A 14 Dmitrii Nakonechnyi Neutral 14:41 +1:37 A 15 Jonas Vytautas Gvildys Lithuania 14:51 +1:47 A 16 Krzysztof Rzenca Poland 14:52 +1:48 17 Josh OSullivan Hourihan Ireland 15:03 +1:59 18 Hiroki Komaki Japan 15:09 +2:05 19 Tomas Musinsky Slovakia 15:16 +2:12 20 Matija Razum Croatia 15:17 +2:13 20 Roman Ciobanu Romania 15:17 +2:13 22 Rotem Yasur Israel 15:26 +2:22 23 Tomas Lima Portugal 15:39 +2:35 24 Vitalii Hychko Ukraine 15:48 +2:44 25 Petar Borisov Bulgaria 16:18 +3:14 26 William Enger United States 17:19 +4:15 27 Andrei Golovei Moldova 19:26 +6:22 Mario Koteski North Macedonia mispunched Levente Tugyi Hungary mispunched Arturs Paulins Latvia mispunched Alvaro Prieto Spain mispunched Warre De Cuyper Belgium mispunched Hirokazu Osaki Japan mispunched Giacomo Zagonel Italy mispunched Men B 34 starting competitors Plac Name Organisation Time Diff FH 1 Max Peter Bejmer Sweden 12:54 A 2 Vojtech Kral Czech Republic 13:02 +0:08 A 3 Matthias Kyburz Swizerland 13:04 +0:10 A 4 Akseli Ruohola Finland 13:16 +0:22 A 5 Michal Olejnik Poland 13:26 +0:32 A 6 Algirdas Bartkevicius Lithuania 13:27 +0:33 A 7 Jannis Bonek Austria 13:29 +0:35 A 8 Quentin Rauturier France 13:40 +0:46 A 8 Soren Thrane Odum Denmark 13:40 +0:46 A 10 Gaute Steiwer Norway 13:42 +0:48 A 11 Nathan Lawson United Kingdom 13:43 +0:49 A 12 Colin Kolbe Germany 13:51 +0:57 A 13 Riccardo Rancan Swizerland 13:56 +1:02 A 14 Eduardo Gil Marcos Spain 13:57 +1:03 A 15 Wouter Hus Belgium 13:59 +1:05 A 15 Riccardo Scalet Italy 13:59 +1:05 A 17 Ahmet Kacmaz Turkey 14:01 +1:07 18 Rudolfs Zernis Latvia 14:04 +1:10 19 Joao Mega Figueiredo Portugal 14:06 +1:12 20 Taras Rachuk Ukraine 14:28 +1:34 21 Daniil Kashin Neutral 14:29 +1:35 22 Zoltan Bujdoso Hungary 14:39 +1:45 23 Kevin O Boyle Ireland 15:21 +2:27 24 Alexandru Blejdea Romania 15:27 +2:33 25 Kristo Heinmann Estonia 15:28 +2:34 26 Thomas Laraia United States 15:35 +2:41 27 Rotem Yogev Israel 15:37 +2:43 28 Ivan Fomiciov Moldova 16:43 +3:49 29 Lobel Horvat Croatia 17:31 +4:37 30 Abdelrahman Ismail Egypt 23:21 +10:27 Stefan Yordanov Bulgaria mispunched Pavol Bukovac Slovakia mispunched Toby Scott New Zeeland mispunched Itsuki Ito Japan mispunched Men C 33 starting competitors Plac Name Organisation Time Diff FH 1 Yannick Michiels Belgium 12:58 A 2 Kasper Harlem Fosser Norway 13:05 +0:07 A 3 Tomas Krivda Czech Republic 13:08 +0:10 A 4 Ruslan Glibov Ukraine 13:29 +0:31 A 5 Joey Hadorn Swizerland 13:32 +0:34 A 6 Emil Oebro Denmark 13:43 +0:45 A 6 Daniel Hubmann Swizerland 13:43 +0:45 A 8 Pau Llorens Caellas Spain 13:48 +0:50 A 9 Aron Bako Hungary 13:54 +0:56 A 10 Artem Popov Neutral 13:55 +0:57 A 11 Tuomas Heikkila Finland 13:56 +0:58 A 12 Peter Hodkinson United Kingdom 14:01 +1:03 A 13 Isac von Krusenstierna Sweden 14:04 +1:06 A 14 Maxime Rauturier France 14:12 +1:14 A 15 Felix Spaeth Germany 14:16 +1:18 A 16 Andris Jubelis Latvia 14:23 +1:25 17 Matthias Reiner Austria 14:25 +1:27 18 Fryderyk Pryjma Poland 14:28 +1:30 19 Francesco Mariani Italy 14:38 +1:40 20 Paul Pruzina Ireland 14:56 +1:58 21 Medard Feder Slovakia 15:01 +2:03 22 Sergei Rjaboshkin Estonia 15:08 +2:10 23 Mark Bogataj Slovenia 15:11 +2:13 24 Nitsan Yasur Israel 15:31 +2:33 25 Anthony Riley United States 15:46 +2:48 26 Cansel Sarac Turkey 15:59 +3:01 27 Ionut Zinca Romania 16:11 +3:13 28 Joao Magalhaes Portugal 16:14 +3:16 29 Sava Lazic Serbia 16:34 +3:36 Yuta Tanikawa Japan mispunched Rokas Barauskas Lithuania mispunched Gerardo Garcia Argentina mispunched Ivan Sirakov Bulgaria mispunched KyongSa Ri Korea (Democratic People's Republic of) did not start Please report errors in the result list to the organiser..
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