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MOC 2010 Day 2: Maps and Results Page 1 of 12 World of O News » MOC 2010 Day 2: Maps and Results Page 1 of 12 MOC 2010 Day 2: Maps and Results Posted by Jan Kocbach, 27 Feb 2010@14:00 Surprise victory for JWOC-champion Matthias Kyburz in the mens class in MOC 2010 – Helena Jansson took the overall victory among the women. The big favorite in the mens class – Daniel Hubmann – did a five minute mistake which cost him all possibilities for an overall victory. The second day of MOC 2010 was organized in the tricky Forest Umbra terrain – a limestone plateau carved with hundreds of depressions that make orienteering technically attractive. The competitors got what MOC promises in their “Follow-the-sun” slogan: A day full of sunshine – but strong winds made it a cold experience. http://news.worldofo.com/2010/02/27/moc -day -2-maps/ 02/03/2010 World of O News » MOC 2010 Day 2: Maps and Results Page 2 of 12 Overall for Jansson In the womens race, Minna Kaupi took the lead when she came to the finish. 10 minutes later Simone Niggli Luder marked an incredible time. But Simone told that she had not a perfect race and the prelast starter Helena Jansson used her chance and took the victory at this race and won the MOC with 10 seconds. Comparing to the poll ahead of the competition, only 16% believed in Jansson, whereas more than half of the voters thought Niggli would take the victory. Who will win the MOC 2010 overall in the womens class? (Poll Closed) Simone Niggli 52% (64 votes) Minna Kauppi 22% (27 votes) Helena Jansson 16% (20 votes) Linnea Gustavsson <1% (1 votes) Kajsa Nilsson 2% (3 votes) Lena Eliasson 3% (4 votes) Somebody else 3% (4 votes) Total Votes: 123 Share This PollDaddy.com http://news.worldofo.com/2010/02/27/moc -day -2-maps/ 02/03/2010 World of O News » MOC 2010 Day 2: Maps and Results Page 3 of 12 3 x Switzerland – 2 x Kyburz In the mens race, the medals went to 2 x Kyburz instead of 2 x Hubmann. Daniel Hubmann won the nightsprint ahead of his brother Martin – but after the middle distance race in the tricky Forest Umbra, JWOC champion Matthias Kyburz won with Baptiste Rollier in second spot and Andi Kyburz in third spot. Again all places on the podium to Swiss runners – but three new runners compared to the sprint yesterday. Again comparing to the poll ahead of the competition, more than 70% believed in Daniel Hubmann ahead of the races. Matthias Kyburz wasn’t even on the list to vote for… Who will win the MOC 2010 overall in the mens class? (Poll Closed) Daniel Hubmann 73% Peter Öberg 10% Olli-Markus Taivainen 7% Somebody else 10% Share This PollDaddy.com http://news.worldofo.com/2010/02/27/moc -day -2-maps/ 02/03/2010 World of O News » MOC 2010 Day 2: Maps and Results Page 4 of 12 Maps MOC 2010, Day 2 • Map Men 21 – Day 2, MOC 2010 • Map Women 21 – Day 2, MOC 2010 Results MOC 2010, Day 2 Men 21 Women 21 • Results MOC 2010 Below I have included maps and results from the first day of MOC 2010 and from the preview article from MOC 2010. http://news.worldofo.com/2010/02/27/moc -day -2-maps/ 02/03/2010 World of O News » MOC 2010 Day 2: Maps and Results Page 5 of 12 Maps Day 1 Part of the Men 21 course from the Nightsprint. Here you find maps from the first day of MOC 2010: • Prologue: Men 21 – Women 21 • Etappe 1: Men 21 – Women 21 Results Day 1 Men 1. Daniel Hubmann, Switzerland, 14:09 2. Martin Hubmann, Switzerland, 14:55 3. Fabian Hertner, Switzerland, 15:19 … 8. O-Markus Taivainen, Finland, 16:06 27. Peter Öberg, Sweden, 18:01 Women 1. Simone Niggli, Switzerland, 12:38 2. Helena Jansson, Sweden, 13:10 3. Kajsa Nilsson, Sweden, 13:19 4. Minna Kauppi, Finland, 13:43 http://news.worldofo.com/2010/02/27/moc -day -2-maps/ 02/03/2010 World of O News » MOC 2010 Day 2: Maps and Results Page 6 of 12 5. Linnea Gustafsson, Sweden, 13:52 … • Results MOC 2010 Below an introduction about MOC 2010 from the intro-article is repeated. Hubmann against Öberg In the first big meeting of the year – the middle distance with World Ranking Event (WRE) status at Portugal O-meeting Thierry Gueorgiou took the victory in the mens class ahead of Emil Wingstedt and Fabian Hertner. Daniel Hubmann was disqualified for punching a wrong control at the WRE , but had an impressive race at the first day of Portugal O- meeting. In Italy Hubmann will get a new chance against the big runner of the 2009 spring season – Peter Öberg – who did not compete in Portugal. Also at the start in Italy will be Olli -Markus Taivainen. http://news.worldofo.com/2010/02/27/moc -day -2-maps/ 02/03/2010 World of O News » MOC 2010 Day 2: Maps and Results Page 7 of 12 Season opening for Kauppi Simone Niggli and Helena Jansson shared the victories in Portugal O-meeting between them – Niggli taking the first spot in the most prestigious WRE middle distance event. In Italy, they will meet Minna Kauppi, who is ready to leave the snow in Finland and become a gazelle in Italy – according to Kauppi is is nearly half a year since she was running the last time. It doesn’t stop there – however: Also coming to MOC according to Viale are the top Swedes Linnea Gustavsson, Kajsa Nilsson and Lena Eliasson. Sprint, Middle and Relay MOC this year consists of three events, • Friday February 26th: Sprint – Peschici (historic town) • Saturday February 27th: Middle – Foresta Umbra (tricky terrain with depressions, see map sample above and here ) • Sunday February 28th: Relay – Piano Impiombato (mostly grasslands, some depressions) In addition there will be a prologue Friday morning. None of the events at MOC are World Ranking Events. We have been promised maps from the MOC events soon after the events are finished – these will be posted as soon as possible here at World of O. • MOC homepage Video – MOC 2008 The video from MOC 2008 – featuring Thierry Gueorgiou and Francois Gonon, is one of the best orienteering videos I know about (it’s kind of a slow start, but then it takes off) Take a look yourself – Gueorgiou and Gonon are explaining what orienteering is all about: http://news.worldofo.com/2010/02/27/moc -day -2-maps/ 02/03/2010 World of O News » MOC 2010 Day 2: Maps and Results Page 8 of 12 Possibly related posts • WorldofO Maps updated: 1800 Norwegian maps • Maps from competitions last weekend • WoO Maps: Norway and Israel coming up! • Maps from 25 -manna • Look: They are talking together Comments (0) No Comments » No comments yet. RSS feed for comments on this post. 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