Tore Bjonviken 
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nation
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Norway Norway
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birthday
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2nd January 1975
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place of birth
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Norway
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| Career
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discipline
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Cross-country skiing
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society
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Fossum IF
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status
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resigned
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| Medal table
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| JWM medals
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0 × 
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1 × 
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2 × 
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| National medals
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1 ×
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2 ×
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5 ×
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Placements in the cross-country skiing world cup
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Debut in the World Cup
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February 24, 1996
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World Cup victories in individual
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2 (in the team) ( details )
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Overall World Cup
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20th ( 2000/01 )
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Sprint World Cup
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15th ( 1999/00 )
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Distance World Cup
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50th ( 2003/04 )
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Long distance world cup
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71st ( 1999/00 )
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Middle distance world cup
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43rd ( 1999/00 )
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| Podium placements
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1.
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2.
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3.
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Sprint races
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0
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2
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0
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Distance races
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0
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0
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2
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Season
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2
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2
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Tore Bjonviken (born January 2, 1975 ) is a former Norwegian cross-country skier .
Career
Bjonviken first drew attention to himself in 1994 at the Junior World Ski Championships in Breitenwang with second place in the relay. At the Junior World Ski Championships in Gällivare in 1995 , he won over 30 km in free technique and the bronze medal in the relay. A year later he received his first World Cup competition in the 30 km freestyle in Trondheim and finished the race in 57th place. He achieved his first podium in March 1997 in a sprint in Sunne, Sweden . Overall, he was able to achieve a podium three more times. With the relay, he won the World Cup in Santa Caterina Valfurva in 2000 and in Davos in 2002.
successes
World Cup victories in the team
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date
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place
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discipline
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December 9, 2000
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Italy Santa Caterina
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4 × 5 km relay 1
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| 2.
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December 8, 2002
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Switzerland Davos
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4 × 10 km relay 2
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Victories in Continental Cup races
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date
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place
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discipline
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series
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January 11, 1996
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Finland Caustins
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10 km classic individual start
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Continental Cup
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December 10, 1998
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Norway Lillehammer
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15 km classic individual start
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Continental Cup
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