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Official Results for World Cup 2015 Round 2 Middle Distance Official results for World Cup 2015 Round 2 Middle distance Name: World Cup 2015 Round 2 Middle distance Organisers: Idefjordens SK / Norway / Sweden Date: Sunday 7 June Men 6 440 m, 127 starting competitors Plac Name Organisation Time Diff Km time 1 Thierry Gueorgiou French Orienteering 39:46 6:10 Federation 2 William Lind Swedish Orienteering 40:11 +0:25 6:14 Federation 3 Matthias Kyburz Swiss Orienteering 40:19 +0:33 6:15 4 Daniel Hubmann Swiss Orienteering 41:19 +1:33 6:24 5 Olle Bostrom Swedish Orienteering 41:27 +1:41 6:26 Federation 6 Fabian Hertner Swiss Orienteering 41:29 +1:43 6:26 7 Johan Runesson Swedish Orienteering 41:50 +2:04 6:29 Federation 8 Gustav Bergman Swedish Orienteering 41:52 +2:06 6:30 Federation 9 Leonid Novikov Russian Orienteering 42:02 +2:16 6:31 Federation 10 Frederic Tranchand French Orienteering 42:05 +2:19 6:32 Federation 11 Lucas Basset French Orienteering 42:14 +2:28 6:33 Federation 12 Baptiste Rollier Swiss Orienteering 42:21 +2:35 6:34 13 Ruslan Glibov Ukrainian Orienteering 42:25 +2:39 6:35 Federation 14 Carl Godager Kaas Norwegian Orienteering 42:26 +2:40 6:35 Federation 15 Albin Ridefelt Swedish Orienteering 42:34 +2:48 6:36 Federation 16 David Andersson Swedish Orienteering 42:45 +2:59 6:38 Federation 17 Oleksandr Kratov Ukrainian Orienteering 42:46 +3:00 6:38 Federation 18 Graham Gristwood British Orienteering 42:53 +3:07 6:39 19 Dmitry Tsvetkov Russian Orienteering 43:00 +3:14 6:40 Federation 20 Martin Hubmann Swiss Orienteering 43:04 +3:18 6:41 21 Bjorn Ekeberg Norwegian Orienteering 43:05 +3:19 6:41 Federation 21 Martin Vister Norwegian Orienteering 43:05 +3:19 6:41 Federation 23 Magne Daehli Norwegian Orienteering 43:10 +3:24 6:42 Federation 24 Lauri Sild Estonian Orienteering 43:17 +3:31 6:43 Federation EOL 25 Eskil Kinneberg Norwegian Orienteering 43:20 +3:34 6:43 Federation 26 Fredric Portin Finnish Orienteering 43:24 +3:38 6:44 Federation 27 Soren Bobach Danish Orienteering 43:25 +3:39 6:44 Federation DOF 28 Edgars Bertuks Latvian Orienteering 43:28 +3:42 6:44 Federation 29 Oskar Sjoeberg Swedish Orienteering 43:31 +3:45 6:45 Federation 30 Jarkko Huovila Finnish Orienteering 43:40 +3:54 6:46 Federation 31 Andreas Kyburz Swiss Orienteering 43:45 +3:59 6:47 32 Jan Sedivy Czech Orienteering 43:52 +4:06 6:48 Federation 33 Valentin Novikov Russian Orienteering 44:02 +4:16 6:50 Federation 34 Jan Prochazka Czech Orienteering 44:07 +4:21 6:51 Federation 35 Severi Kymalainen Finnish Orienteering 44:08 +4:22 6:51 Federation 36 Oskari Liukkonen Finnish Orienteering 44:10 +4:24 6:51 Federation 37 Pavel Kubat Czech Orienteering 44:15 +4:29 6:52 Federation 38 Jonas Leandersson Swedish Orienteering 44:31 +4:45 6:54 Federation 39 Florian Howald Swiss Orienteering 44:49 +5:03 6:57 40 Vojtech Kral Czech Orienteering 44:51 +5:05 6:57 Federation 41 Philippe Adamski French Orienteering 44:52 +5:06 6:58 Federation 42 Gaute Hallan Steiwer Norwegian Orienteering 45:11 +5:25 7:00 Federation 43 Gernot Kerschbaumer Austrian Orienteering 45:15 +5:29 7:01 Federation 44 Soren Schwartz Danish Orienteering 45:24 +5:38 7:02 Federation DOF 45 Hector Haines British Orienteering 45:26 +5:40 7:03 46 Denys Shcherbakov Ukrainian Orienteering 45:27 +5:41 7:03 Federation 47 Tero Foehr Finnish Orienteering 45:38 +5:52 7:05 Federation 48 Dmitrii Nakonechnyi Russian Orienteering 45:39 +5:53 7:05 Federation 49 Pavlo Ushkvarok Ukrainian Orienteering 45:43 +5:57 7:05 Federation 50 Matt Ogden New Zealand Orienteering 45:52 +6:06 7:07 Federation 51 Christian Bobach Danish Orienteering 45:58 +6:12 7:08 Federation DOF 52 Janis Kums Latvian Orienteering 46:02 +6:16 7:08 Federation 53 Timo Sild 46:07 +6:21 7:09 Estonian Orienteering Federation EOL 53 Tobias Henriksson Finnish Orienteering 46:07 +6:21 7:09 Federation 55 Alasdair McLeod British Orienteering 46:10 +6:24 7:10 56 Andreas Rueedlinger Swiss Orienteering 46:26 +6:40 7:12 57 Kiril Nikolov Bulgarian Orienteering 46:29 +6:43 7:13 Federation 58 Milos Nykodym Czech Orienteering 46:42 +6:56 7:15 Federation 59 Ulf Forseth Indgaard Norwegian Orienteering 46:46 +7:00 7:15 Federation 60 Daniel Hajek Czech Orienteering 46:51 +7:05 7:16 Federation 61 Jonas Vytautas Gvildys Lithuanian Orienteering 47:00 +7:14 7:17 Federation 62 Artem Popov Russian Orienteering 47:28 +7:42 7:22 Federation 63 Robert Merl Austrian Orienteering 47:29 +7:43 7:22 Federation 64 Arturs Paulins Latvian Orienteering 47:37 +7:51 7:23 Federation 65 Theo Fleurent French Orienteering 47:41 +7:55 7:24 Federation 66 Ralph Street British Orienteering 48:06 +8:20 7:28 67 Davis Dislers Latvian Orienteering 48:19 +8:33 7:30 Federation 68 Bartosz Pawlak Polish Orienteering 48:23 +8:37 7:30 Federation 69 Jon Aukrust Osmoen Norwegian Orienteering 48:24 +8:38 7:30 Federation 70 Artem Panchenko Ukrainian Orienteering 48:30 +8:44 7:31 Federation 71 Roman Ryapolov Russian Orienteering 48:34 +8:48 7:32 Federation 72 Dmitrii Poliakov Russian Orienteering 48:36 +8:50 7:32 Federation 73 Michal Krajcik Slovak Orienteering 48:43 +8:57 7:33 Federation 74 Wojciech Kowalski Polish Orienteering 48:51 +9:05 7:35 Federation 75 Piotr Parfianowicz Polish Orienteering 48:56 +9:10 7:35 Federation 75 Bojan Blumenstein Deutscher Turner Bund 48:56 +9:10 7:35 77 Karolis Lazdauskas Lithuanian Orienteering 48:57 +9:11 7:36 Federation 78 Thor Norskov Danish Orienteering 49:03 +9:17 7:36 Federation DOF 78 Sergej Fedatsenka Dutch Orienteering 49:03 +9:17 7:36 Federation 80 Miika Kirmula Finnish Orienteering 49:12 +9:26 7:38 Federation 81 Henry McNulty Orienteering Australia 49:40 +9:54 7:42 82 Bjarne Friedrichs Deutscher Turner Bund 49:51 +10:05 7:44 83 Rudolfs Zernis Latvian Orienteering 49:53 +10:07 7:44 Federation 84 Tim Robertson New Zealand Orienteering 49:56 +10:10 7:45 Federation 85 Vincent Coupat French Orienteering 50:06 +10:20 7:46 Federation 86 Matthew Speake British Orienteering 50:13 +10:27 7:47 87 Leon Keely Orienteering Australia 50:15 +10:29 7:48 88 Liutauras Bilevicius Lithuanian Orienteering 50:16 +10:30 7:48 Federation 89 Alessio Tenani Italian Orienteering 50:48 +11:02 7:53 Federation FISO 90 Andris Jubelis Latvian Orienteering 50:52 +11:06 7:53 Federation 91 Sander Vaher Estonian Orienteering 50:56 +11:10 7:54 Federation EOL 92 Michele Caraglio Italian Orienteering 51:09 +11:23 7:56 Federation FISO 93 Ewan McCarthy British Orienteering 51:29 +11:43 7:59 94 Algirdas Bartkevicius Lithuanian Orienteering 51:38 +11:52 8:01 Federation 95 Yannick Michiels Belgian Orienteering 52:02 +12:16 8:04 Federation ABSO BVOS 96 Helmut Gremmel Austrian Orienteering 52:04 +12:18 8:05 Federation 97 Scott Fraser British Orienteering 52:15 +12:29 8:06 98 Ross Morrison New Zealand Orienteering 52:23 +12:37 8:08 Federation 99 Pavel Shestakov Russian Orienteering 52:24 +12:38 8:08 Federation 100 Giacomo Zagonel Italian Orienteering 53:08 +13:22 8:15 Federation FISO 101 Shamus Morrison New Zealand Orienteering 53:48 +14:02 8:21 Federation 102 Wojciech Dwojak Polish Orienteering 54:04 +14:18 8:23 Federation 103 Celestin Crespin French Orienteering 54:05 +14:19 8:23 Federation 104 Giacomo Barbone Orienteering USA 54:16 +14:30 8:25 105 Marco Seppi Italian Orienteering 54:30 +14:44 8:27 Federation FISO 106 Ats Sonajalg Estonian Orienteering 55:30 +15:44 8:37 Federation EOL 107 Jeremy Genar Belgian Orienteering 55:32 +15:46 8:37 Federation ABSO BVOS 108 Matthias Kretzschmar Deutscher Turner Bund 55:45 +15:59 8:39 109 Mikko Siren Finnish Orienteering 55:46 +16:00 8:39 Federation 110 Vilius Aleliunas Lithuanian Orienteering 56:00 +16:14 8:41 Federation 110 Sergei Rjabyshkin 56:00 +16:14 8:41 Estonian Orienteering Federation EOL 112 Toby Scott New Zealand Orienteering 56:13 +16:27 8:43 Federation 113 Soeren Riechers Deutscher Turner Bund 56:20 +16:34 8:44 114 Ivaylo Kamenarov Bulgarian Orienteering 56:21 +16:35 8:45 Federation 115 Ross Smith Orienteering USA 57:40 +17:54 8:57 116 Andrea Seppi Italian Orienteering 58:00 +18:14 9:00 Federation FISO 117 Robbie Anderson Orienteering Canada 58:25 +18:39 9:04 118 Ivan Sirakov Bulgarian Orienteering 58:59 +19:13 9:09 Federation 118 Michael Svoboda Orienteering Canada 58:59 +19:13 9:09 120 Apostol Atanasov Bulgarian Orienteering 1:04:07 +24:21 9:57 Federation 121 Guy Sabo Israel Sport Orienteering 1:04:24 +24:38 10:00 Association 122 Matej Sebo Orienteering USA 1:06:54 +27:08 10:23 123 Matthew Schepisi Orienteering Australia 1:10:36 +30:50 10:57 124 Brendan Shields Orienteering USA 1:14:37 +34:51 11:35 125 KyongSa Ri Democratic Peoples 1:17:25 +37:39 12:01 Republic of Korea Antonio Martinez Perez Spanish Orienteering mispunched Federation FEDO Riccardo Scalet Italian Orienteering mispunched Federation FISO Zsolt Lenkei Hungarian Orienteering did not start Federation Peeter Pihl Estonian Orienteering did not start Federation EOL Tiago Aires Portuguese Orienteering did not start Federation FPO Christoph Prunsche Deutscher Turner Bund did not start Olav Lundanes Norwegian Orienteering cancelled Federation Michal Olejnik Polish Orienteering cancelled Federation Women 5 070 m, 103 starting competitors Plac Name Organisation Time Diff Km time 1 Helena Jansson Swedish Orienteering 35:28 6:59 Federation 2 Nadiya Volynska Ukrainian Orienteering 37:09 +1:41 7:19 Federation 3 Emma Johansson Swedish Orienteering 37:12 +1:44 7:20 Federation 4 Tove Alexandersson Swedish Orienteering 37:26 +1:58 7:22 Federation 5 Saila Kinni Finnish Orienteering 37:31 +2:03 7:23 Federation 6 Sarina Jenzer Swiss Orienteering 37:42 +2:14 7:26 7 Ida Bobach Danish Orienteering 37:45 +2:17 7:26 Federation DOF 8 Merja Rantanen Finnish Orienteering 37:59
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