- Live results – qualification
- Live results – final
- Official results
- Splits – qualification
- Splits – final
Men:
Women:
On LIVE Orienteering for 6 EUR (20 EUR event ticket)
- Web-TV English (14:50-17:25)
- Web-TV Russian (14:50-17:25)
- National TV table
On LIVE Orienteering for 6 EUR (20 EUR event ticket)
- Web-TV English (18:10 – 19:40)
- Web-TV Russian (18:10 – 19:40)
- National TV table
- 1. leg – Women (from 18:15)
- 2. leg – Men
- 3. leg – Men
- 4. leg – Women
Men:
Women:
On LIVE Orienteering for 6 EUR (20 EUR event ticket)
- Web-TV English (16:20 – 20:15)
- Web-TV Russian (16:20 – 20:15)
- National TV table
Women:
Men:
On LIVE Orienteering for 6 EUR (20 EUR event ticket)
- Web-TV English (16:10 – 20:20)
- Web-TV Russian (16:10 – 20:20)
- National TV table
- Women 1. leg (from 16:15)
- Women 2. leg
- Women 3. leg
Women:
Men:
On LIVE Orienteering for 6 EUR (20 EUR event ticket)
- Web-TV English (15:20 – 20:05)
- Web-TV Russian (15:20 – 20:05)
- National TV table
Lost and Founds
All the lost and found properties from the arenas, quarantines and accommodation of the WOC 2021 are stored by the Organisers and are in this gallery. If you recognize any of your property, please let know Jana Kubátová – info@woc2021.cz for planning the pick up. Organisers
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Thank You! See you in 2022!
Thank You! See you in 2022! The closing ceremony in Heřmánky made the World Orienteering Championships 2021 come to its end. Seven days, seven races, five of them with a medal finish, every single one completely different from the others. Four racing arenas taking the WOC circus to various […]
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Alexandersson and Fosser the fastest in the infinite labyrinth of sandstones
A tough and challenging long distance course in the sandstones tested the orienteering skills of all runners. High speed, strength, endurance, and ideal route choices determined the new world champions: Tove Alexandersson of Sweden and Kasper Harlem Fosser representing Norway. The 2021 World Championships have come to an end with […]
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IOF WOC Clinic supporting smaller o-nations
There are 39 nations at the start of WOC 2021 including countries from North and South America, Europe, Africa, Australia, and Asia. The Championship is not only an opportunity to celebrate the best runners, but it also gives a chance to promote orienteering and include countries where orienteering does not […]
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10.01.2022 | Final report was published. LINK |
15.07.2021 | Men Long distance World Champion is Kasper Fosset and Women Long distance World Champion is Tove Alexandersson. |
15.07.2021 | Relay Women: 1. SWE, 2. SUI, 3. NOR; Relay Men: 1. SWE, 2. NOR, 3. SUI |