Daniel Hubmann

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Daniel Hubmann with the gold medal at the Orienteering World Championships 2008
Daniel Hubmann (center), overall World Cup victory in 2008

Daniel Hubmann (born April 16, 1983 in Eschlikon ) is a Swiss orienteer .

Daniel Hubmann is considered the most successful Swiss orienteer. He is a trained carpenter and has been a professional orienteer since 2007. He was best known for his double victory at the Junior World Championships ( JWOC ) in 2002. The Swiss Sports Aid Foundation then recognized him as Young Athlete of the Year 2002. He was elected a Thurgau athlete four times before he was named a sports legend in the Canton of Thurgau in 2015 . His greatest successes so far include the five overall World Cup victories (2008 to 2011, 2014), the world championship title over the long distance in 2008 and 2009 and the world championship title in the sprint 2011. With the torn Achilles tendon in 2012, Daniel Hubmann also had to overcome difficult times.

Athletic career

  • Member of the OL Regio Wil since 1994
  • 1992–1996 TV Eschlikon youth team (including athletics)
  • 1996–2003 regional youth orienteering squad NOS
  • 2000–2003 national junior squad
  • 2003 Sports Recruit School, Swiss Army
  • since 2004 national team (since 2005 senior team)
  • since 2007 orienteering professional.

Awards

  • Swiss junior athlete of the year 2002
  • Thurgau athletes in 2002, 2008, 2010 and 2011
  • Thurgau sports legend
  • 2nd place in Swiss newcomer elections 2005
  • World orienteers in 2008 and 2009

societies

  • OL region Wil
  • OK Kristiansand, Norway

successes

  • 2004:
    • World Championships Sweden 9th sprint, 9th relay
    • World Cup 11th overall, 3 podiums
  • 2005:
    • World Championships, Aichi / Japan : 2nd sprint, 3rd season
    • World Games Duisburg : 2nd individual, 1st mixed relay
    • Overall World Cup: 3rd overall, 2 World Cup victories
  • 2006
    • World Championships, Aarhus / Denmark : 2nd sprint
    • European Championships, Otepää / Estonia : 2nd long distance
    • Overall World Cup: 2nd overall, 5 podium places
  • 2007
  • 2008
    • European Championships Latvia : 2nd sprint, 2nd long, 2nd relay, 4th medium
    • World Championships Olomouc / Czech Republic : 1st long, 2nd sprint, 3rd relay, 4th medium
    • Overall World Cup: 1st overall, 3 wins
  • 2009
    • World Championships Miskolc / Hungary: 1st long, 1st relay, 2nd medium, 3rd sprint
    • Overall World Cup: 1st overall, 3 wins
  • 2010
    • European Championships Primorsko / Bulgaria : 1st long, 2nd sprint, 3rd medium
    • World Championships Trondheim / Norway : 3rd medium, 3rd season
    • Overall World Cup: 1st overall, 3 wins
  • 2011
    • World Championships Savoie / France : 1st sprint
    • Overall World Cup: 1st overall, 2 wins
  • 2012
  • 2014
    • World Championships Asiago / Italy : 2nd sprint, 2nd long distance, 2nd relay
    • European Championships Palmela / Portugal : 1st long, 1st medium, 4th sprint
    • Overall World Cup: 1st overall, 5 wins
  • 2015
    • World Championships Inverness / Scotland : 1st medium, 1st relay, 2nd long, 6th sprint
  • 25 World Cup victories
  • 24-time Swiss champion

Web links

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Individual evidence

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personal data
SURNAME Hubmann, Daniel
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Swiss orienteer
DATE OF BIRTH April 16, 1983
PLACE OF BIRTH Eschlikon