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Extended Startlist - World Cup #13, Sprint MEN Extended Startlist - World Cup #13, Sprint MEN Race IOF World Cup Final 2013 Location Baden, Switzerland Date Sunday, October 6th, 2013 Course info Length 2.8 km, 100 m climb, 19 controls Club Occupation Residence Birthday 101 14:31:00 Pavlo Ushkvarok (UKR) SNO, Sweden, OC Compass Sport instructor 1983-07-06 (UKR) WRE position Favourite terrain Hobbies Birthplace 77 / 4813 points Nordic type Reading, fishing Kharkiv (UKR) Medals WOC: 1 Bronze. WOC 2013 Vuokatti, Finland 13. (Sprint), 3. (Relay), 27. (Middle) WOC 2012 Lausanne, Switzerland 9. (Relay), 23. (Middle), 27. (Long) WOC 2011 Savoie, France 10. (Relay), 19. (Middle), 26. (Long) WOC 2010 Trondheim, Norway 35. (Sprint), 7. (Relay), 13. (Long) WOC 2009 Miskolc, Hungary 9. (Sprint), 7. (Relay), 23. (Middle) WOC 2008 Olomouc, Czech Republic 11. (Sprint), 14. (Relay) WOC 2007 Kiev, Ukraine 30. (Sprint), 8. (Relay), 11. (Middle) WOC 2006 Aarhus, Denmark 21. (Sprint), 9. (Relay), 28. (Middle) WOC 2004 Västerås, Sweden 13. (Relay), 12. (Middle) WOC 2003 Rapperswil/Jona, Switzerland 6. (Relay), 46. (Long) EOC 2012 Falun, Sweden 10. (Relay), 23. (Middle), 15. (Long) EOC 2008 Ventspils, Latvia 28. (Sprint), 44. (Middle) EOC 2006 Otepää, Estonia 44. (Sprint), 16. (Relay), 32. (Middle) EOC 2002 Sümeg, Hungary 34. (Sprint), 32. (Middle) JWOC 2003 Põlva, Estonia 20. (Relay), 11. (Middle), 15. (Long) JWOC 2002 Alicante, Spain 10. (Relay), 25. (Long) JWOC 2001 Miskolc, Hungary 10. (Relay), 14. (Long) Club Occupation Residence Birthday 102 14:32:00 Bjørn Ekeberg (NOR) IL Tyrving (NOR) Student Stockholm 1988-05-11 WRE position Favourite terrain Hobbies Birthplace 14 / 5177 points Bush and technical difficult Cooking Lommedalen (NOR) runnability Medals JWOC: 1 Bronze. WOC 2013 Vuokatti, Finland 18. (Sprint), 29. (Middle) EOC 2012 Falun, Sweden 29. (Sprint), 41. (Long) JWOC 2008 Göteborg, Sweden 17. (Sprint), 3. (Relay), 18. (Middle), 19. (Long) JWOC 2007 Dubbo, Australia 37. (Sprint), 24. (Middle), 33. (Long) Club Occupation Residence Birthday SK Žabovřesky Brno (CZE), Student (Brno University of Brno (CZE) 1990-12-09 103 14:33:00 Milos Nykodym (CZE) Kristiansands OK (NOR) Technology Faculty of Civil Engineering) WRE position Favourite terrain Hobbies Birthplace 57 / 4924 points Open marshes with hilly islands of Other sports like XC-Skiing and Brno, Czech republic forest with some parts of bare rock. those which can help me to improve as an orienteering runner.. Listening to music and watching movies. And surfing on the internet. Medals JWOC: 1 Silver. WOC 2013 Vuokatti, Finland 37. (Sprint) EOC 2012 Falun, Sweden 37. (Long) JWOC 2010 Ålborg, Denmark 13. (Sprint), 6. (Relay), 37. (Middle), 12. (Long) JWOC 2009 San Martino, Italy 2. (Sprint), 7. (Relay), 12. (Middle), 16. (Long) Club Occupation Residence Birthday 104 14:34:00 Gernot Kerschbaumer (AUT) OK Pan Kristianstad (SWE), HSV Orienteer, Student, Sportchef Åhus (SWE) 1983-08-18 Pinkafeld (AUT) Hotell Åhusstrand WRE position Favourite terrain Hobbies Birthplace 38 / 5026 points Åhus coast Piano, Reading, Learning Swedish Vorau (AUT) WOC 2013 Vuokatti, Finland 23. (Sprint), 10. (Relay), 15. (Middle) WOC 2012 Lausanne, Switzerland 12. (Relay), 20. (Middle), 15. (Long) WOC 2011 Savoie, France 14. (Relay), 17. (Middle), 17. (Long) WOC 2010 Trondheim, Norway 22. (Sprint), 19. (Relay) WOC 2009 Miskolc, Hungary 23. (Sprint), 13. (Relay), 17. (Middle) WOC 2008 Olomouc, Czech Republic 9. (Sprint), 11. (Relay), 11. (Middle) WOC 2007 Kiev, Ukraine 17. (Sprint), 16. (Relay), 19. (Middle) WOC 2006 Aarhus, Denmark 16. (Relay) WOC 2005 Aichi, Japan 17. (Sprint), 16. (Relay), 9. (Middle) WOC 2004 Västerås, Sweden 15. (Relay) EOC 2012 Falun, Sweden 22. (Sprint), 11. (Relay), 26. (Middle), 14. (Long) EOC 2010 Primorsko, Bulgaria 47. (Middle), 31. (Long) EOC 2008 Ventspils, Latvia 21. (Sprint), 10. (Relay), 41. (Long) EOC 2006 Otepää, Estonia 13. (Relay), 38. (Long) EOC 2004 Roskilde, Denmark 37. (Sprint) JWOC 2003 Põlva, Estonia 10. (Relay), 44. (Middle), 41. (Long) JWOC 2002 Alicante, Spain 9. (Relay), 50. (Middle), 38. (Long) JWOC 2001 Miskolc, Hungary 21. (Middle), 13. (Long) Club Occupation Residence Birthday 105 14:35:00 Robert Merl (AUT) ASKÖ Henndorf (AUT) Graz (AUT) 1991-06-15 WRE position Favourite terrain Hobbies Birthplace 53 / 4946 points Medals JWOC: 1 Gold, 1 Silver. WOC 2013 Vuokatti, Finland 25. (Sprint), 10. (Relay), 26. (Middle) WOC 2012 Lausanne, Switzerland 21. (Sprint), 12. (Relay), 26. (Middle) WOC 2011 Savoie, France 7. (Sprint), 14. (Relay), 25. (Middle) EOC 2012 Falun, Sweden 35. (Sprint), 11. (Relay) JWOC 2011 Rumia - Wejherowo, Poland 4. (Sprint), 15. (Relay), 1. (Middle), 2. (Long) JWOC 2010 Ålborg, Denmark 17. (Sprint), 7. (Relay), 8. (Middle), 33. (Long) Club Occupation Residence Birthday 106 14:36:00 Magne Dæhli (NOR) Halden SK (NOR) Student Halden (NOR) 1987-04-24 WRE position Favourite terrain Hobbies Birthplace 34 / 5043 points Skattungbyn terrain Løten (NOR) Medals WOC: 1 Silver. JWOC: 1 Gold, 2 Silver. WOC 2013 Vuokatti, Finland 6. (Relay), 5. (Long) WOC 2012 Lausanne, Switzerland 2. (Relay), 7. (Middle) EOC 2012 Falun, Sweden 9. (Sprint), 12. (Middle) JWOC 2007 Dubbo, Australia 29. (Sprint), 2. (Relay), 4. (Middle), 2. (Long) JWOC 2005 Tenero, Switzerland 1. (Relay), 15. (Long) Club Occupation Residence Birthday 107 14:37:00 Yannick Michiels (BEL) KOL (BEL), OK Ravinen (SWE) Student Dessel (BEL) 1991-07-29 WRE position Favourite terrain Hobbies Birthplace 78 / 4807 points WOC 2013 Vuokatti, Finland 12. (Sprint), 29. (Relay) WOC 2012 Lausanne, Switzerland 31. (Sprint), 13. (Relay), 36. (Long) JWOC 2011 Rumia - Wejherowo, Poland 45. (Sprint), 22. (Middle), 64. (Long) JWOC 2010 Ålborg, Denmark 20. (Sprint), 58. (Middle), 21. (Long) Club Occupation Residence Birthday 108 14:38:00 William Lind (SWE) Malungs OK Skogsmårdarna Trainer Falun (SWE) 1985-02-12 WRE position Favourite terrain Hobbies Birthplace 13 / 5196 points "Borås" Training and Movies Möndal (SWE) WOC 2010 Trondheim, Norway 25. (Long) EOC 2008 Ventspils, Latvia 29. (Sprint), 49. (Middle), 40. (Long) Club Occupation Residence Birthday Södertälje-Nykvarn Orientering Project Leader in Global Health Södertälje (SWE) 1984-05-31 109 14:39:00 Graham Gristwood (GBR) (SWE), Sheffield University OC Events at Scania (GBR) WRE position Favourite terrain Hobbies Birthplace 53 / 4946 points Good runnability and technical Movies Woking (GBR) Medals WOC: 1 Gold. WOC 2012 Lausanne, Switzerland 36. (Middle) WOC 2011 Savoie, France 4. (Sprint), 15. (Relay), 11. (Middle) WOC 2010 Trondheim, Norway 14. (Sprint), 4. (Relay), 13. (Middle) WOC 2009 Miskolc, Hungary 17. (Sprint), 9. (Relay), 9. (Long) WOC 2008 Olomouc, Czech Republic 22. (Sprint), 1. (Relay), 26. (Middle) WOC 2007 Kiev, Ukraine 12. (Sprint), 7. (Relay) WOC 2006 Aarhus, Denmark 9. (Sprint) WOC 2004 Västerås, Sweden 31. (Sprint) EOC 2010 Primorsko, Bulgaria 10. (Sprint), 6. (Relay), 18. (Middle) EOC 2008 Ventspils, Latvia 7. (Relay), 27. (Long) EOC 2006 Otepää, Estonia 43. (Sprint), 35. (Middle), 35. (Long) JWOC 2004 Gdynia, Poland 11. (Relay), 11. (Middle), 26. (Long) JWOC 2003 Põlva, Estonia 12. (Relay), 28. (Long) JWOC 2002 Alicante, Spain 39. (Middle), 100. (Long) Club Occupation Residence Birthday 110 14:40:00 Peter Öberg (SWE) OK Hällen (SWE) 1980-04-17 WRE position Favourite terrain Hobbies Birthplace 16 / 5166 points Medals WOC: 4 Silver, 1 Bronze. EOC: 1 Gold. JWOC: 1 Silver. WOC 2013 Vuokatti, Finland 2. (Relay), 10. (Middle) WOC 2012 Lausanne, Switzerland 3. (Relay), 6. (Middle) WOC 2011 Savoie, France 2. (Middle) WOC 2010 Trondheim, Norway 6. (Relay), 2. (Middle) WOC 2009 Miskolc, Hungary 15. (Middle), 13. (Long) WOC 2008 Olomouc, Czech Republic 8. (Relay), 5. (Middle) WOC 2007 Kiev, Ukraine 19. (Sprint), 2. (Relay), 8. (Middle) EOC 2010 Primorsko, Bulgaria 7. (Middle), 39. (Long) EOC 2008 Ventspils, Latvia 6. (Sprint), 10. (Middle) EOC 2006 Otepää, Estonia 30. (Sprint), 1. (Relay), 5. (Middle) JWOC 2000 Nove Mesto na Morave, 2. (Relay), 19. (Middle), 15. (Long) Czech Republic JWOC 1999 Varna, Bulgaria 5. (Relay), 29. (Long) Club Occupation Residence Birthday 111 14:41:00 Oleksandr Kratov (UKR) OK Orion (SWE) Sportsmen-instruktor Feodosia (UKR) 1985-03-31 WRE position Favourite terrain Hobbies Birthplace 12 / 5224 points Clermont Ferrand MTB Feodosia (UKR) Medals WOC: 1 Bronze. WOC 2013 Vuokatti, Finland 20. (Sprint), 3. (Relay), 11. (Middle) WOC 2012 Lausanne, Switzerland 9. (Relay), 11. (Middle) WOC 2011 Savoie, France 10. (Relay), 4. (Middle), 11. (Long) WOC 2010 Trondheim, Norway 7. (Relay), 5. (Middle) WOC 2009 Miskolc, Hungary 26. (Middle) WOC 2008 Olomouc, Czech Republic 14. 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