World Orienteering Championships 2011

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The 19th World Ski Orienteering Championships were held from 20th March bis 28. March 2011 in the area around Tänndalen in the municipality of Härjedalen , Sweden instead.

Men's

sprint

space country athlete time
1 FIN Olli-Markus Taivainen 18:04 min
2 FIN Staffan Tunis 18:07 min
3 SWE Peter Arnesson 18:27 min
4th NOR Hans Jørgen Kvåle 18:45 min
5 FIN Matti Keskinarkaus 18:51 min
6th SWE Erik Rost 19:01 min

Defending champion: Andrei Lamow Length: 4.1 km Elevation meters: 140 Posts: 15 Participants: 79 RussiaRussia




Middle distance

space country athlete time
1 FIN Staffan Tunis 40:13 min
2 RUS Andrei Lamow 40:35 min
3 SWE Peter Arnesson 41:42 min
4th RUS Kirill Wesselow 41:53 min
5 SWE Erik Rost 42:36 min
6th SWE Johan Granath 38:30 min

Defending champion: Olli-Markus Taivainen Length: 11.1 km Elevation gain : Posts: 25 Participants: 78 FinlandFinland




Long distance

space country athlete time
1 RUS Andrei Grigoryev 1:42:43 h
2 FIN Staffan Tunis 1:42:46 h
3 RUS Vladimir Barchukov 1:43:21 h
4th SWE Erik Rost 1:44:32 h
5 SWE Peter Arnesson 1:45:02 h
6th CZE Ondřej Vodrážka 1:45:44 h

Defending champion: Andrei Lamow Length: 25.0 km Elevation gain : 880 Post: 34 Participants: 65 RussiaRussia




Season

Defending champion: Teemu Köngäs , Matti Keskinarkaus , Staffan Tunis Length: 3 rounds of 8.0 km Elevation meters: 250 each : Participants: 18 relays FinlandFinland




Ladies

sprint

space country athlete time
1 SWE Tove Alexandersson 15:11 min
2 SWE Helene Söderlund 15:14 min
3 FIN Liisa Anttila 15:24 min
4th RUS Tatiana Koslowa 15:26 min
5 NOR Barbro Kvåle 15:39 min
6th NOR Stine Olsen Kirkevik 15:44 min

Defending champion: Hannele Tonna Length: 3.1 km Elevation gain: 100 Positions: 13 Participants: 53 FinlandFinland




Middle distance

space country athlete time
1 RUS Polina Malchikova 39:52 min
2 RUS Alyona Trapeznikova 40:27 min
3 NOR Stine Olsen Kirkevik 40:28 min
4th SWE Josefine Engström 42:00 min
5 NOR Marte Reenaas 42:18 min
6th FIN Hannele Tonna 42:44 min

Defending champion: Tatyana Vlasova Length: 8.3 km Elevation gain: Posts: 19 Participants: 52 RussiaRussia




Long distance

space country athlete time
1 SWE Helene Söderlund 1:20:52 h
2 RUS Tatiana Koslowa 1:22:28 h
3 NOR Marte Reenaas 1:23:01 h
4th CZE Hana Hančíková 1:24:17 h
5 RUS Polina Malchikova 1:24:51 h
6th FIN Liisa Anttila 1:25:10 h

Defending champion: Anastasia Kravchenko Length: 18.1 km Elevation meters: 700 Posts: 29 Participants: 48 RussiaRussia




Season

Defending champions: Marie Ohlsson , Josefine Engström , Helene Söderlund Length: 3 rounds of 6.0 km Altitude meters: 150 items each : Participants: 12 relays SwedenSweden




Mixed team relay

Defending champion: (new competition)
Length: 3 rounds of 2.5 km (men) / 3 rounds of 2.0 km (women)
Altitude meters: 70 (men / women)
Positions: 6–8 (men) / 6 ( Women)
Participants: 23 relays

Medal table

space country gold silver bronze total
1 RussiaRussia Russia 4th 3 1 8th
2 FinlandFinland Finland 3 2 3 8th
3 SwedenSweden Sweden 2 3 2 7th
4th NorwayNorway Norway - 1 3 4th

Most successful participant

space Athlete gold silver bronze total
1 RussiaRussia Polina Malchikova 3 - - 3
2 FinlandFinland Staffan Tunis 2 2 - 4th
3 RussiaRussia Andrei Grigoryev 2 - - 2
3 FinlandFinland Olli-Markus Taivainen 2 - - 2
5 SwedenSweden Helene Söderlund 1 2 - 3
6th RussiaRussia Tatiana Koslowa 1 1 - 2
6th RussiaRussia Alyona Trapeznikova 1 1 - 2
8th FinlandFinland Matti Keskinarkaus 1 - 1 2

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