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Official Results for Orienteering World Cup Round 2 - Relay Name: Relay Organisers: Idrefjallens OK / Sweden Date: 15 August 2021 Official results for Orienteering World Cup Round 2 - Relay Name: Relay Organisers: Idrefjallens OK / Sweden Date: 15 August 2021 Men 44 starting competitors Leg 1 | Leg 2 | Leg 3 | Total Plac Name Leg time Leg pl Leg diff Time Co Diff plac 1 Sweden 1 1:52:48 1. Albin Ridefelt 35:50 2 +0:20 35:50 2 2. Simon Hector 36:39 6 +1:09 1:12:29 3 +1 3. Gustav Bergman 40:19 3 +0:38 1:52:48 1 -2 2 Norway 1 1:52:49 1. Eskil Kinneberg 36:08 3 +0:38 36:08 3 2. Magne Daehli 36:10 2 +0:40 1:12:18 2 -1 3. Kasper Harlem Fosser 40:31 4 +0:50 1:52:49 2 0 3 Switzerland 1 1:53:00 1. Daniel Hubmann 36:44 8 +1:14 36:44 8 2. Florian Howald 36:29 3 +0:59 1:13:13 5 -3 3. Matthias Kyburz 39:47 2 +0:06 1:53:00 3 -2 4 Sweden 3 1:53:09 1. Rassmus Andersson 36:46 10 +1:16 36:46 10 2. Simon Imark 35:30 1 1:12:16 1 -9 3. Max Peter Bejmer 40:53 5 +1:12 1:53:09 4 +3 5 Finland 1 1:53:27 1. Miika Kirmula 36:22 4 +0:52 36:22 4 2. Elias Kuukka 37:24 8 +1:54 1:13:46 6 +2 3. Olli Ojanaho 39:41 1 1:53:27 5 -1 6 Norway 2 1:56:56 1. Lukas Liland 36:44 8 +1:14 36:44 8 2. Gaute Steiwer 39:16 20 +3:46 1:16:00 13 +5 3. Audun Heimdal 40:56 6 +1:15 1:56:56 6 -7 7 Norway 3 1:57:55 1. Dag Blandkjenn 37:38 16 +2:08 37:38 16 2. Jon Aukrust Osmoen 36:36 5 +1:06 1:14:14 7 -9 3. Havard Sandstad Eidsmo 43:41 13 +4:00 1:57:55 7 0 8 Finland 2 1:57:58 1. Joonas Ahola 37:34 15 +2:04 37:34 15 2. Severi Kymalainen 38:23 17 +2:53 1:15:57 12 -3 3. Topi Syrjalainen 42:01 8 +2:20 1:57:58 8 -4 9 Switzerland 2 1:58:04 1. Joey Hadorn 36:42 7 +1:12 36:42 7 2. Christoph Meier 37:47 13 +2:17 1:14:29 8 +1 3. Noah Zbinden 43:35 12 +3:54 1:58:04 9 +1 10 Estonia 1 1:58:16 1. Heino Ollin 38:37 26 +3:07 38:37 26 2. Timo Sild 37:37 10 +2:07 1:16:14 16 -10 3. Lauri Sild 42:02 9 +2:21 1:58:16 10 -6 11 Denmark 1 1:59:10 1. Rasmus Moeller Jess 38:52 29 +3:22 38:52 29 2. Bjoern Cederberg 39:13 19 +3:43 1:18:05 23 -6 3. Soren Thrane Odum 41:05 7 +1:24 1:59:10 11 -12 12 Austria 1 1:59:20 1. Robert Merl 38:26 25 +2:56 38:26 25 2. Mathias Peter 37:46 12 +2:16 1:16:12 15 -10 3. Gernot Ymsen 43:08 11 +3:27 1:59:20 12 -3 13 France 1 2:01:02 1. Maxime Rauturier 37:27 12 +1:57 37:27 12 2. Loic Marty 38:42 18 +3:12 1:16:09 14 +2 3. Lucas Basset 44:53 17 +5:12 2:01:02 13 -1 14 Czech Republic 1 2:01:20 1. Milos Nykodym 37:42 17 +2:12 37:42 17 2. Pavel Kubat 41:16 27 +5:46 1:18:58 26 +9 3. Vojtech Kral 42:22 10 +2:41 2:01:20 14 -12 15 Finland 3 2:01:22 1. Arttu Syrjalainen 40:16 33 +4:46 40:16 33 2. Akseli Ruohola 37:20 7 +1:50 1:17:36 19 -14 3. Aleksi Niemi 43:46 14 +4:05 2:01:22 15 -4 16 Russian Federation 1 2:01:30 1. Dmitry Tsvetkov 38:48 27 +3:18 38:48 27 2. Valentin Novikov 37:42 11 +2:12 1:16:30 18 -9 3. Konstantin Serebryanitskiy 45:00 18 +5:19 2:01:30 16 -2 17 Switzerland 3 2:01:48 1. Timo Suter 37:33 14 +2:03 37:33 14 2. Reto Egger 38:21 16 +2:51 1:15:54 11 -3 3. Tobia Pezzati 45:54 20 +6:13 2:01:48 17 +6 18 Sweden 2 2:03:06 1. Isac von Krusenstierna 35:30 1 35:30 1 2. Emil Svensk 43:30 32 +8:00 1:19:00 27 +26 3. William Lind 44:06 15 +4:25 2:03:06 18 -9 19 Poland 1 2:03:07 1. Wojciech Kowalski 37:24 11 +1:54 37:24 11 2. Bartosz Pawlak 40:15 24 +4:45 1:17:39 20 +9 3. Michal Olejnik 45:28 19 +5:47 2:03:07 19 -1 20 Czech Republic 2 2:03:34 1. Tomas Krivda 36:40 6 +1:10 36:40 6 2. Jonas Hubacek 36:30 4 +1:00 1:13:10 4 -2 3. Vojtech Sykora 50:24 26 +10:43 2:03:34 20 +16 21 France 2 2:05:41 1. Quentin Moulet 37:44 19 +2:14 37:44 19 2. Corentin Roux 40:12 22 +4:42 1:17:56 22 +3 3. Theo Radondy 47:45 24 +8:04 2:05:41 21 -1 22 Czech Republic / Switzerland 4 2:06:35 1. Pascal Buchs 37:56 23 +2:26 37:56 23 2. Daniel Vandas 40:14 23 +4:44 1:18:10 24 +1 3. Martin Roudny 48:25 25 +8:44 2:06:35 22 -2 23 Latvia 1 2:06:46 1. Arturs Paulins 37:42 17 +2:12 37:42 17 2. Rudolfs Zernis 38:11 15 +2:41 1:15:53 10 -7 3. Uldis Upitis 50:53 27 +11:12 2:06:46 23 +13 24 Great Britain 2 2:06:50 1. Nathan Lawson 37:49 22 +2:19 37:49 22 2. Chris Smithard 42:28 31 +6:58 1:20:17 28 +6 3. Joshua Dudley 46:33 22 +6:52 2:06:50 24 -4 25 Italy 1 2:08:14 1. Riccardo Scalet 37:32 13 +2:02 37:32 13 2. Giacomo Zagonel 43:46 34 +8:16 1:21:18 31 +18 3. Mattia Debertolis 46:56 23 +7:15 2:08:14 25 -6 26 Ukraine 1 2:09:07 1. Denys Shcherbakov 44:46 39 +9:16 44:46 39 2. Ruslan Glibov 40:08 21 +4:38 1:24:54 33 -6 3. Oleksandr Kratov 44:13 16 +4:32 2:09:07 26 -7 27 Denmark 2 2:09:58 1. Emil Oebro 37:44 19 +2:14 37:44 19 2. Eskil Schoening 40:51 26 +5:21 1:18:35 25 +6 3. Laurits Bidstrup Moller 51:23 30 +11:42 2:09:58 27 +2 28 Australia / New Zealand 1 2:11:45 1. Henry McNulty 40:13 32 +4:43 40:13 32 2. Toby Scott 40:35 25 +5:05 1:20:48 29 -3 3. Tim Robertson 50:57 28 +11:16 2:11:45 28 -1 29 Russian Federation 2 2:13:28 1. Mikhail Kuleshov 38:22 24 +2:52 38:22 24 2. Daniil Fomin 38:06 14 +2:36 1:16:28 17 -7 3. Irina Lazareva 57:00 34 +17:19 2:13:28 29 +12 30 Germany 1 2:13:52 1. Felix Spaeth 42:14 36 +6:44 42:14 36 2. Ole Hennseler 45:10 36 +9:40 1:27:24 35 -1 3. Bojan Blumenstein 46:28 21 +6:47 2:13:52 30 -5 31 Spain 1 2:16:55 1. Eduardo Gil Marcos 38:48 27 +3:18 38:48 27 2. Alvaro Prieto 42:22 30 +6:52 1:21:10 30 +3 3. Alvaro Casado 55:45 33 +16:04 2:16:55 31 +1 32 Austria 2 2:17:48 1. Matthias Reiner 40:44 35 +5:14 40:44 35 2. Nicolas Kastner 45:56 37 +10:26 1:26:40 34 -1 3. Leo Holper 51:08 29 +11:27 2:17:48 32 -2 33 Belarus 1 2:22:38 1. Andrey Salin 43:53 38 +8:23 43:53 38 2. Anton Navichenka 43:35 33 +8:05 1:27:28 36 -2 3. Vasili Straltsou 55:10 31 +15:29 2:22:38 33 -3 34 Israel / Spain 2 2:28:35 1. Pau Llorens Caellas 40:43 34 +5:13 40:43 34 2. Nitsan Yasur 52:35 40 +17:05 1:33:18 38 +4 3. Marc Serrallonga Arques 55:17 32 +15:36 2:28:35 34 -4 35 Belarus / Estonia / France 3 2:35:24 1. Jaagup Truusalu 44:50 40 +9:20 44:50 40 2. Alexandre Vergnaud 44:41 35 +9:11 1:29:31 37 -3 3. Ihar Lychkou 1:05:53 36 +26:12 2:35:24 35 -2 36 Argentina / Austria / Sweden 4 2:38:38 1. Viktor Svensk 36:30 5 +1:00 36:30 5 2. Clemens Wolfram 41:20 28 +5:50 1:17:50 21 +16 3. Gerardo Garcia 1:20:48 38 +41:07 2:38:38 36 +15 37 Belgium 1 3:05:13 1.
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