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World Cup MTBO World Cup MTBO MTBO World Cup 2014 Orienteering World Cup 2014 (WorldCup) Men Rank Name Fed Points 1 Anton Foliforov (PersonView.aspx?person=9529&ohow=M) RUS 300 2 Ruslan Gritsan (PersonView.aspx?person=10138&ohow=M) RUS 223 3 Jiri Hradil (PersonView.aspx?person=10816&ohow=M) CZE 211 4 Lauri Malsroos (PersonView.aspx?person=13198&ohow=M) EST 210 5 Hans Jorgen Kvale (PersonView.aspx?person=12296&ohow=M) NOR 209 6 Pekka Niemi (PersonView.aspx?person=14134&ohow=M) FIN 201 7 Jussi Laurila (PersonView.aspx?person=12519&ohow=M) FIN 166 8 Baptiste Fuchs (PersonView.aspx?person=9660&ohow=M) FRA 152 9 Tonis Erm (PersonView.aspx?person=9272&ohow=M) EST 152 10 Valeriy Gluhov (PersonView.aspx?person=9920&ohow=M) RUS 150 11 Luca Dallavalle (PersonView.aspx?person=8679&ohow=M) ITA 146 12 Juho Saarinen (PersonView.aspx?person=15748&ohow=M) FIN 137 13 Cedric Beill (PersonView.aspx?person=7461&ohow=M) FRA 128 14 Kevin Haselsberger (PersonView.aspx?person=10464&ohow=M) AUT 122 15 Vojtech Stransky (PersonView.aspx?person=16776&ohow=M) CZE 122 16 Jan Svoboda (PersonView.aspx?person=16928&ohow=M) CZE 115 17 Davide Machado (PersonView.aspx?person=13106&ohow=M) POR 113 18 Tuomo Lahtinen (PersonView.aspx?person=12369&ohow=M) FIN 110 19 Marek Pospisek (PersonView.aspx?person=15107&ohow=M) CZE 105 20 Clement Souvray (PersonView.aspx?person=16581&ohow=M) FRA 104 21 Christian Wuthrich (PersonView.aspx?person=18192&ohow=M) SUI 103 22 Martin Sevcik (PersonView.aspx?person=16135&ohow=M) CZE 99 23 Bernhard Schachinger (PersonView.aspx?person=15943&ohow=M) AUT 91 24 Giaime Origgi (PersonView.aspx?person=14485&ohow=M) ITA 88 25 Rasmus Soegaard (PersonView.aspx?person=16516&ohow=M) DEN 85 26 Jonas Maiselis (PersonView.aspx?person=13160&ohow=M) LTU 84 27 Grigory Medvedev (PersonView.aspx?person=13491&ohow=M) RUS 79 28 Tobias Breitschadel (PersonView.aspx?person=7939&ohow=M) AUT 79 29 Regimantas Kavaliauskas (PersonView.aspx?person=11612&ohow=M) LTU 62 30 Vojtech Ludvik 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