The World Orienteering Championships continue tomorrow with the Long distance race taking place from 11:00 – 17:00 (British Summer Time: 9:00 – 15:00) tomorrow (Tuesday 4 July 2017).
The Long Distance terrain is stretching over an area between the highest hill and the deepest lake of Estonia. Run ability varies from good in the coniferous forests to poor in the deciduous forests and there are only a few tracks. Many marshes with varying sizes can be found in the terrain. There are some rather new deforested areas that are up to 2 years old. The contours form two distinct areas. Firstly a hilly part with some minor terrain features and then secondly an area with large valleys with some smaller valleys flowing into it.
Tomorrow’s timetable
Quarantine Check-in open | BST: 07:30 - 08:45 | 09:30 - 10:45 |
Long Distance Women | BST: 09:00 - 12:40 | 11:00 - 14:40 |
Long Distance Men | BST: 10:25 - 14:50 | 12:25 - 16:50 |
Flower Ceremony Women and Men | BST: 14:55 |
16:55 |
Meet the Great Britain elite athletes selected to compete in the Long distance race tomorrow (Tuesday 4 July) at the 2017 World Orienteering Championships.
Long distance race |
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Women |
Ralph StreetCoach: Current IOF World Ranking Details: Best Results: |
Jessica TullieCurrent IOF World Ranking Details: |
Long distance race |
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Men |
Women |
Alan CherryCoach: Current IOF World Ranking Details: Best Results: |
Hollie OrrCoach: Current IOF World Ranking Details: Best Results: |
Long distance race |
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Men |
Women |
Jonathan CrickmoreCoach: Current IOF World Ranking Details: Best Results: |
Charlotte WatsonCoach: World Champs Debut: Senior 2015 - Scotland; Junior 2010 - Denmark Current IOF World Ranking Details: Best Results: |
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Get set for another day of top world class orienteering!
You can keep up-to-date on the LIVE action from the World Orienteering Championships here.
British Orienteering wishes all the Great Britain elite athletes all the very best as they get set to compete in the Long distance race tomorrow.