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Startlist Relay Men, Start: 14:00 Bibno Name Emitag Emitag2 101 Switzerland Leg1 Fabian Hertner 291 1291 Leg2 Daniel Hubmann 293 1293 Leg3 Matthias Kyburz 296 1296 Startlist Relay Men, Start: 14:00 BibNo Name emiTag emiTag2 101 Switzerland Leg1 Fabian Hertner 291 1291 Leg2 Daniel Hubmann 293 1293 Leg3 Matthias Kyburz 296 1296 102 Norway Leg1 Carl Godager Kaas 222 1222 Leg2 Olav Lundanes 225 1225 Leg3 Magne Daehli 219 1219 103 France Leg1 Lucas Basset 108 1108 Leg2 Thierry Gueorgiou 111 1111 Leg3 Frederic Tranchand 113 1113 104 Great Britain Leg1 Kristian Jones 133 1133 Leg2 Graham Gristwood 130 1130 Leg3 Hector Haines 131 1131 105 Czech Republic Leg1 Jan Prochazka 64 1064 Leg2 Jan Sedivy 65 1065 Leg3 Vojtech Kral 60 1060 106 Estonia Leg1 Sander Vaher 86 1086 Leg2 Timo Sild 85 1085 Leg3 Lauri Sild 84 1084 107 Sweden Leg1 Fredrik Bakkman 275 1275 Leg2 Gustav Bergman 276 1276 Leg3 William Lind 278 1278 108 Lithuania Leg1 Vilius Aleliunas 196 1196 Leg2 Simonas Krepsta 199 1199 Leg3 Jonas Vytautas Gvildys 198 1198 109 Bulgaria Leg1 Ivan Sirakov 38 1038 Leg2 Ivaylo Kamenarov 36 1036 Leg3 Lachezar Iliev 35 1035 110 Austria Leg1 Helmut Gremmel 15 1015 Leg2 Gernot Kerschbaumer 17 1017 Leg3 Robert Merl 18 1018 111 Ukraine Leg1 Pavlo Ushkvarok 311 1311 Leg2 Oleksandr Kratov 308 1308 Leg3 Denys Shcherbakov 310 1310 112 Latvia Leg1 Andris Jubelis 189 1189 Leg2 Edgars Bertuks 187 1187 Leg3 Martins Sirmais 191 1191 Page 1 of 3 Startlist Relay Men, Start: 14:00 BibNo Name emiTag emiTag2 113 Finland Leg1 Miika Kirmula 97 1097 Leg2 Fredric Portin 100 1100 Leg3 Mikko Siren 102 1102 114 Hungary Leg1 Aron Bako 149 1149 Leg2 Mate Baumholczer 150 1150 Leg3 Levente Tugyi 152 1152 115 Denmark Leg1 Soren Bobach 70 1070 Leg2 Andreas Hougaard Boesen 71 1071 Leg3 Tue Lassen 74 1074 116 New Zealand Leg1 Tim Robertson 211 1211 Leg2 Gene Beveridge 208 1208 Leg3 Christopher Forne 209 1209 117 Russian Federation Leg1 Andrey Khramov 248 1248 Leg2 Valentin Novikov 249 1249 Leg3 Dmitry Tsvetkov 252 1252 118 Spain Leg1 Antonio Martinez Perez 265 1265 Leg2 Andreu Blanes 262 1262 Leg3 Roger CASAL i FERNANDEZ 263 1263 119 Poland Leg1 Michal Olejnik 233 1233 Leg2 Aleksander Bernaciak 232 1232 Leg3 Bartosz Pawlak 234 1234 120 Germany Leg1 Felix Spaeth 122 1122 Leg2 Philipp Mueller 120 1120 Leg3 Bjarne Friedrichs 118 1118 121 Belgium Leg1 Tomas Hendrickx 30 1030 Leg2 Jeremy Genar 29 1029 Leg3 Benjamin Anciaux 28 1028 122 Belarus Leg1 Vasili Straltsou 27 1027 Leg2 Aleksei Alekseyonok 24 1024 Leg3 Andrey Salin 26 1026 123 Italy Leg1 Riccardo Scalet 170 1170 Leg2 Giacomo Zagonel 172 1172 Leg3 Sebastian Inderst 169 1169 124 Ireland Leg1 Nicolas Simonin 163 1163 Leg2 Conor Short 161 1161 Leg3 Ruairi Short 162 1162 Page 2 of 3 Startlist Relay Men, Start: 14:00 BibNo Name emiTag emiTag2 125 Australia Leg1 Julian Dent 325 1325 Leg2 Simon Uppill 10 1010 Leg3 Leon Russell Keely 9 1009 126 Portugal Leg1 Tiago Gingao Leal 240 1240 Leg2 Tiago Aires 238 1238 Leg3 Tiago Romao 241 1241 127 United States Leg1 Eric Bone 318 1318 Leg2 Ross Smith 321 1321 Leg3 William Enger 319 1319 128 Japan Leg1 Mutsuki Matsushita 176 1176 Leg2 Hirokazu Osaki 178 1178 Leg3 Tomoaki Naganawa 177 1177 129 Canada Leg1 Brent Godman 44 1044 Leg2 Eric Kemp 45 1045 Leg3 Damian Konotopetz 46 1046 130 Hong Kong Leg1 Tsz Wai Yu 143 1143 Leg2 Gerald Yip 142 1142 Leg3 Kin Wai Lee 141 1141 131 Turkey Leg1 Orhan Kutlu 301 1301 Leg2 Yasar Ismet Demiroz 300 1300 Leg3 Huzeyfe Sigirci 302 1302 Page 3 of 3.
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