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2017 MTB Orienteering World Cup

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  • June 2 – 5: MTB Orienteering World Cup round 1 in  Austria
  • July 29 – August 5: MTB Orienteering World Cup round 2 in  France
    • Sprint U21 winners: France Cedric Beill (m) / Czech Republic Martina Tichovská (f)
    • Middle U21 winners: Finland Jussi Laurila (m) / United Kingdom Emily Benham (f)
    • Long U21 winners: Denmark Rasmus Søgaard (m) / Russia Olga Shipilova Vinogradova (f)
  • August 20 – 26: MTB Orienteering World Cup round 3 in  Lithuania
    • Middle winners: Czech Republic Kryštof Bogar (m) / Russia Olga Shipilova Vinogradova (f)
    • Long winners: Denmark Rasmus Søgaard (m) / United Kingdom Emily Benham (f)
    • Sprint winners: Russia Grigory Medvedev (m) / Finland Marika Hara (f)

Continental & International Orienteering events

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  • February 7 – 12: European Ski Orienteering Championships 2017 in  Finland [1]
  • February 8 – 12: European Youth Ski Orienteering Championships 2017 in  Finland
    • Sprint winners: Finland Eerik Nurminen (m) / Switzerland Lea Widmer (f)
    • Long winners: Finland Vaino Kotro (m) / Russia Veronika Kalinina (f)
    • Middle winners: Finland Vaino Kotro (m) / Russia Veronika Kalinina (f)
    • Relay winners:  Finland (Vaino Kotro, Matias Maijala, Eerik Nurminen) (m) /  Finland (Venla Taulavuori, Maria Hoskari, Siiri Saalo) (f)
  • February 8 – 12: Junior World Ski Orienteering Championships 2017 in  Finland
    • Sprint winners: Russia Vladislav Kiselev (m) / Finland Liisa Nenonen (f)
    • Long winners: Russia Vladislav Kiselev (m) / Russia Aleksandra Rusakova (f)
    • Middle winners: Russia Vladislav Kiselev (m) / Finland Liisa Nenonen (f)
    • Relay winners:  Russia (Aleksandr Pavlenko, Vadim Ogorodnikov, Vladislav Kiselev) (m) /  Finland (Tuuli Suutari, Veera Klemettinen, Liisa Nenonen) (f)
  • February 9 – 12: World Masters Ski Orienteering Championships 2017 in  Finland
    • Long: For results, click here.
    • Middle 1: For results, click here.
    • Middle 2: For results, click here.
  • February 22 – 26: 6th Mediterranean Championships in Orienteering in Turkey Antalya[2]
    • Middle winners: Latvia Artūrs Pauliņš (m) / Russia Anastasia Borovkova (f)
    • Long winners: Italy Mattia Debertolis (m) / Russia Anastasia Borovkova (f)
    • Sprint winners: Italy Mattia Debertolis (m) / Italy Irene Pozzebon (f)
  • March 6 – 11: 2017 World Ski Orienteering Championships in Russia Krasnoyarsk[3]
  • April 14 – 17: 2017 Oceania Orienteering Championships in New Zealand Auckland[4]
    • Sprint winners: New Zealand Ross Morrison (m) / United Kingdom Charlotte Watson (f)
    • Middle winners: New Zealand Nick Hann (m) / United Kingdom Charlotte Watson (f)
    • Long winners: New Zealand Gene Beveridge (m) / Australia Jo Allison (f)
    • Relay winners:  New Zealand (Gene Beveridge, Matt Ogden, Nick Hann) /  Australia (Natasha Key, Belinda Lawford, Jo Allison)
  • April 22 – 28: World Schools Championship Orienteering 2017 in Italy Palermo[5]
    • Long: For results, click here.
    • Middle: For results, click here.
  • April 23 – 29: World Masters Orienteering Championships 2017 in New Zealand Auckland
    • Sprint: For results, click here.
    • Long: For results, click here.
  • May 20: Baltic Orienteering Championships 2017 in  Lithuania
  • June 5 – 19: 2017 World Military Orienteering Championships in  Finland
  • June 29 – July 7: European Youth Orienteering Championships 2017 in Slovakia Banská Bystrica[6]
    • Long winners: Poland Piotr Rzeńca (U16) & Slovakia Jakub Dekret (U18) (m) / Hungary Csilla Gárdonyi (U16) & Finland Anu Tuomisto (U18) (f)
    • Sprint winners: France Antoine Becaert (U16) & France Guilhem Elias (U18) (m) / Hungary Csilla Gárdonyi (U16) & Switzerland Eliane Deininger (U18) (f)
    • Sprint Relay winners:
    •  France 1 (Julien Vuitton, Quentin Andrieux, Antoine Becaert (U16) (m) /  Finland 1 (Maria Maattanen, Melina Lahdenpera, Elisa Mattila) (U16) (f)
    •  France 1 (Alexandre Vergnaud, Pierre Erbland, Guilhem Elias) (U18) (m) /  Switzerland 1 (Siri Suter, Elena Pezzati, Eliane Deininger) (U18) (f)
  • June 30 – July 8: 2017 World Orienteering Championships in Estonia Tartu[7]
  • July 9 – 16: Junior World Orienteering Championships 2017 in  Finland[8]
    • Middle distance winners: Finland Olli Ojanaho (m) / Switzerland Simona Aebersold (f)
    • Sprint distance winners: Finland Olli Ojanaho (m) / Switzerland Simona Aebersold (f)
    • Long distance winners: Finland Olli Ojanaho (m) / Switzerland Simona Aebersold (f)
    • Relay winners:  Norway 1 (m) /  Sweden 1 (f)
  • July 10 – 15: World Trail Orienteering Championships in  Lithuania[9]
    • TempO winner: Norway Vetle Ruud Bråten
    • PreO winner: Norway Lars Jakob Waaler
    • Relay winners:  Slovenia (Emil Kacin, Mateja Keresteš, Krešo Keresteš)
  • July 24 – 27: Orienteering at the World Games 2017 in Poland Wrocław
  • July 29 – August 5: European MTB Orienteering Championships in  France [10]
    • Sprint U21 winners: France Cedric Beill (m) / Czech Republic Martina Tichovská (f)
    • Middle U21 winners: Finland Jussi Laurila (m) / United Kingdom Emily Benham (f)
    • Long U21 winners: Denmark Rasmus Søgaard (m) / Russia Olga Shipilova Vinogradova (f)
  • July 29 – August 5: 2017 Youth and Junior Championships in  France
    • Sprint U17 winners: Czech Republic Jan Hašek (m) / France Lucie Rudkiewicz (f)
    • Middle U17 winners: Czech Republic Jan Hašek (m) / Finland Saara Yli-Hietanen (f)
    • Long U17 winners: Denmark Mikkel Brunstedt Nørgaard (m) / Finland Saara Yli-Hietanen (f)
    • Sprint U20 winners: Denmark Thomas Steinthal (m) / Russia Olga Mikhaylova (f)
    • Middle U20 winners: Switzerland Adrian Jaeggi (f) / Czech Republic Vilma Králová (f)
    • Long U20 winners: Denmark Thomas Steinthal (m) / Sweden Elvira Larsson (f)
    • Sprint U21 winners: France Cedric Beill (m) / Czech Republic Martina Tichovská (f)
    • Middle U21 winners: Finland Jussi Laurila (m) / United Kingdom Emily Benham (f)
    • Long U21 winners: Denmark Rasmus Søgaard (m) / Russia Olga Shipilova Vinogradova (f)
  • July 30 – August 4: World Masters MTB Orienteering Championships 2017 in  France [10]
    • Day 1: For results, click here.
    • Day 3: For results, click here.
    • Day 4: For results, click here.
  • August 20 – 26: World MTBO Championships 2017 in  Lithuania[11]
  • August 20 – 26: Junior World MTBO Championships 2017 in  Lithuania
    • Middle winners: France Samson Deriaz (m) / Czech Republic Veronika Kubinová (f)
    • Mass start winners: Denmark Thomas Steinthal (m) / Lithuania Viktorija Michnovič (f)
    • Relay winners:  Finland (Jesper Lindahl, Teemu Kaksonen, Sakari Puolakanaho) (m) /  Finland (Kaarina Nurminen, Jutta Nurminen, Saara Yli-Hietanen) (f)
    • Long winners: Denmark Thomas Steinthal (m) / Czech Republic Veronika Kubinová (f)
    • Sprint winners: Russia Yuri Balev (m) / France Constance Devillers (f)
  • August 20 – 25: 2nd Asian Junior & Youth Orienteering Championships in China Hailar District
  • August 24 – 26: 2017 South East European Orienteering Championships in  Montenegro
    • Long U16 winners: Bulgaria Valentin Neykov (m) / Bulgaria Yasna Petrova (f)
    • Middle U16 winners: Romania Alexandru Cătană (m) / Bulgaria Evangelina Dyaksova (f)
    • Sprint U16 winners: Bulgaria Mihail Mihaylov (m) / Bulgaria Yasna Petrova (f)
    • Relay's U16 winners:  Romania (Alexandru Cătană, Szikszai Csongor, Lorand Vigh) (m) /  Bulgaria (Niya Georgieva, Evangelina Dyaksova, Yasna Petrova)
    • Long U18 winners: Bulgaria Boyan Ivandjikov (m) / Romania Adela Gălăţeanu (f)
    • Middle U18 winners: Bulgaria Boyan Ivandjikov (m) / Bulgaria Mariya Dermendzhieva (f)
    • Sprint U18 winners: Bulgaria Plamen Georgiev (m) / Bulgaria Borislava Mitkova (f)
    • Relay's U18 winners:  Bulgaria (Plamen Georgiev, Boyan Ivandjikov, Petar Borisov) (m) /  Bulgaria (Mariya Dermendzhieva, Elitsa Atanasova, Borislava Mitkova)
    • Long U20 winners: Serbia Miloš Bilić (m) / Romania Agnes Neda (f)
    • Middle U20 winners: Romania Mihai Țînțar (m) / Romania Agnes Neda (f)
    • Sprint U20 winners: Slovenia Mark Bogataj (m) / Romania Agnes Neda (f)
    • Relay's U20 winners:  Romania (Claudiu Rob, Mihai Țînțar, George Minoiu) (m) /  Romania (Bianca Stamate, Roxana Culcean, Agnes Neda)
    • Long U21 winners: Bulgaria Ivan Sirakov (m) / Bulgaria Iliana Ilieva (f)
    • Middle U21 winners: Bulgaria Ivan Sirakov (m) / Bulgaria Iliana Ilieva (f)
    • Sprint U21 winners: Bulgaria Ivan Sirakov (m) / Bulgaria Iliana Ilieva (f)
    • Relay's U21 winners:  Bulgaria (Stefan Mihaylov, Ivaylo Kamenarov, Ivan Sirakov) (m) /  Bulgaria (Liliana Gotseva, Kristina Ivanova, Iliana Ilieva)

References

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  1. ^ "Hiihtosuunnistuksen EM-2017". skiofinland.fi. Archived from the original on February 6, 2018. Retrieved November 28, 2018.
  2. ^ "IOF Eventor – Official results for Mediterranean Championships in Orienteering".
  3. ^ [ http://www.wsoc2017.ru/ Archived 2017-01-01 at the Wayback Machine Official website]
  4. ^ "Oceania 2017 Orienteering Championships – Auckland, NZ". Oceania 2017.
  5. ^ "Official website". Archived from the original on January 2, 2017.
  6. ^ "EYOC 2017 – European Youth Orienteering Championship 2017". www.eyoc2017.com.
  7. ^ "Nokian Tyres World Orienteering Championships 2017". www.woc2017.ee.
  8. ^ "Official website". Archived from the original on January 2, 2017. Retrieved September 8, 2019.
  9. ^ "WTOC 2017, Birštonas – Word Trail Orientieering Championship". wtoc2017.lt.
  10. ^ a b "Home – MTBO 2017". www.mtbo17.fr.
  11. ^ "WMTBO championship 2017". www.mtbo.lt.
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