Russian victories in Ski Orienteering World Cup final

Russian victories in Ski Orienteering World Cup final

Ski Orienteering World Cup 2013-2014 ended today with ultra long distance mass start event in Tyumen, Russia. With 15 cm of new snow the conditions were hard, and the the long distance very long. Home athletes showed their strength today by taking the two first positions in both classes. In women’s class, Anastasia Kravchenko won before Tatiana Rvacheva, who with her second place secured the World Cup overall victory.

In the men’s class, ski orienteering legend Eduard Khrennikov showed that he still has a lot to offer, and won by 27 seconds before Andrei Lamov, the overall World Cup winner.

Leading results, ultra long distance

Women

1) Anastasia Kravchenko RUS 2:01:17, 2) Tatiana Rvacheva RUS 2:01:45, 3) Mervi Pesu FIN 2:02:11, 4) Mariya Kechkina RUS 2:02:59, 5) Sonja Mörsky FIN 2:04:45, 6) Tove Alexandersson SWE 2:05:37, 7) Audhild Bakken Rognstad NOR 2:06:47, 8) Tatyana Mendel RUS 2:07:45, 9) Kseniya Tretyakova RUS 2:08:07, 10) Magdalena Olsson SWE 2:08:19

Men

1) Eduard Khrennikov RUS 2:29:31, 2) Andrei Lamov RUS 2:29:58, 3) Hans Jørgen Kvåle NOR 2:30:04, 4) Lars Hol Moholdt NOR 2:31:24, 5) Peter Arnesson SWE 2:31:46, 6) Vladimir Barchukov RUS 2:32:21, 7) Andrey Grigoriev RUS 2:33:18, 8) Staffan Tunis FIN 2:33:40, 9) Stanimir Belomazhev BUL 2:34:10, 10) Janne Häkkinen FIN 2:34:28

World Cup Overall

Women

Men