World orienteering championships 1999

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The 18th World Orienteering Championships were held from 1. August bis 8. August 1999 in the vicinity of the town Inverness in Scotland instead.

Men

Short distance

space country athlete time
1 NOR Jørgen Rostrup 25:48 min
2 FIN Juha Peltola 26:11 min
3 FIN Janne Salmi 26:14 min
4th FIN Jani Lakanen 26:15 min
5 SWE Håkan Eriksson 26:24 min
6th SWE Johan Ivarsson 26:44 min

Defending champion: Janne Salmi Location: Dallaschyile Wood Length: 3.6 km Incline: 50 m Post: 13 FinlandFinland



Long distance

space country athlete time
1 NOR Bjørnar Valstad 1:37:34 h
2 NOR Carl Henrik Bjørseth 1:40:20 h
3 SUI Alain Berger 1:40:26 h
4th SWE Jimmy Birklin 1:42:29 h
5 SWE Johan Ivarsson 1:42:50 h
6th NOR Petter Thoresen 1:42:57 h

Defending champion: Petter Thoresen Location: Glen Affric Length: 15.8 km Incline: 650 m Post: 26 NorwayNorway



Season

Defending champion: Torben Skovlyst , Carsten Jørgensen , Chris Terkelsen , Allan Mogensen Location: Loch Vaa & Kinchurdy Length: 7.9 km / 10.4 km Gradient: 175 m / 210 m Post: 22/24DenmarkDenmark



Women

Short distance

space country athlete time
1 GBR Yvette Baker 25:55 min
2 AUT Lucie Boehm 26:57 min
3 GER Frauke Schmitt-Gran 27:48 min
4th SWE Marlena Jansson 27:50 min
FIN Sanne Nymalm 27:50 min
6th NOR Hanne Sandstad 27:55 min

Defending champion: Lucie Böhm Location: Dallaschyile Wood Length: 3.6 km Gradient : 50 m Post: 13 AustriaAustria



Long distance

Platza country Athlete time
1 FIN Kirsi Boström 1:17:56 h
2 NOR Hanne Staff 1:18:29 h
3 FIN Johanna Asklöf 1:18:32 h
4th GBR Yvette Baker 1:19:09 h
5 NOR Hanne Sandstad 1:19:37 h
6th FIN Reeta-Mari Kolkkala 1:19:45 h

Defending champion: Hanne Staff Location: Glen Affric Length: 10.3 km Incline: 380 m Post: 18 NorwayNorway



Season

Defending champions: Anna Bogren , Gunilla Svärd , Cecilia Nilsson , Marlena Jansson Location: Loch Vaa & Kinchurdy Length: 6.2 km / 6.3 km Gradient: 140 m Post: 16 SwedenSweden



Medal table

space country gold silver bronze total
1 NorwayNorway Norway 4th 2 - 6th
2 FinlandFinland Finland 1 3 2 6th
3 United KingdomUnited Kingdom United Kingdom 1 - - 1
4th AustriaAustria Austria - 1 - 1
5 SwedenSweden Sweden - - 2 2
6th GermanyGermany Germany - - 1 1
SwitzerlandSwitzerland Switzerland - - 1 1

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