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22.08.2016 Great Britain getting better and better
The IOF President Brian Porteous went proudly to greet his national team at the end of the race today. Great Britain did better than ever before in a Sprint Relay, but there is still more to aim for.

21.08.2016 The Danish gold medal story
Cecilie Friberg Klysner had a terrible headache and didn't feel well after the first race of the Nokian Tyres World Championships. And the next race was to be the biggest challenge so far in her life!

21.08.2016 Sprint Relay: Denmark retains crown
Maja Alm won her second gold medal in two days as she brought her team home to win by 16 seconds over Switzerland, with the bronze medals going to Sweden, 1.01 down on the winners.

21.08.2016 Excellent prospects for Sprint Relay
The weather is fine in Strömstad this morning, and apart from the possibility of an odd shower the prospects are good for this afternoon’s Sprint Relay which starts at 1650 CET. Another large crowd is expected!

20.08.2016 Maja Alm – a new level
Maja Alm describes the last year as “not so good”, but when it really counted she was better than ever.

20.08.2016 Jerker Lysell – a win in adversity
In the last four and a half years Jerker Lysell has had a lot of injuries, and it wasn't because of this year’s results that he has ended at the top of the list in the first race in Strömstad.

20.08.2016 Men’s Sprint Final: Jerker Lysell takes gold
An intense and exciting men’s final ended with a win for home athlete Jerker Lysell, who was 2.8 seconds faster than Matthias Kyburz, Switzerland in the finish. Another well-known Swiss star, Daniel Hubmann, took the bronze medal.

20.08.2016 Sprint Final: Maja Alm retains her title
Maja Alm, Denmark stormed round the varied and tricky Final course in Strömstad this afternoon to take the gold medal for the second year in succession, 25.7 seconds quicker than silver medallist Judith Wyder, Switzerland.

20.08.2016 Sprint Qualification: huge win for Judith Wyder
This morning’s Sprint Qualification heats on a fine morning in Strömstad, Sweden saw all the strongest runners through to this afternoon’s finals. Most impressive heat winner was Judith Wyder, Switzerland who showed herself back to full form after injury last year with a win by 1.09.

20.08.2016 WOC is on. Your guide to following it live:
The Sprint Qualification is taking place right now. 45 women have made it to the final and now it is time for the men. Follow it all live at IOF LiveCenter to get the full experience. Anyone, from anywhere, who wants to follow the action can purchase daily passes or a full week pass. This […]