Dorte disket og Chris nr.16 & CJ nr.4 samlet

9. januar 2017 | Administrator | Nyheder 2000

Fra PWT´s pressetjeneste har jeg netop modtaget følgende mail, hvor det fremgår, at Dorte Dahl blev diskvalificeret i dag og Chris Terkelsen i sit PWT-comeback blev nr.16 og dermed netop udenfor pointene:

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Karolina Arewång scored her first ever victory and Carsten Jörgensen his first win of the season in the hottest race in the Park World Tour
history. In a humid 35 degrees Bangkok, Yuri Omeltchenko took a major step towards a total win, while the duel of the top two women got even tougher.

In the heart of a city of 10 million inhabitants, the elite orienteers managed to keep a high speed, making the first world class race in
Thailand a successful premiere. On a flat course with 24 controls in the popular Lumphini Park, Allan Mogensen and Grant Bluett proved that their
triumphs on last years Asian Final Tour were not coincidental.
Now they threatened overall leader Yuri Omeltchenko, while Carsten Jörgensen found a gear of his own.- I really liked this. No mistakes at all, smiled a happy Dane, having missed out from the Olympics 10,000 metres because of injuries.
- Not being fit, I was not too disappointed. Right now, I enjoy myself much more, said Jörgensen, having won at least one PWT race every year since 1997.

Omeltchenko out of fuel
This year's park king Omeltchenko was 17 seconds slower than Jörgensen, feeling a bit tired after a long journey into a different climate on a
different candidate.- I ran out of fuel. It's time for a pit stop before heading for China,
stated Omeltchenko, whose second place was his third - in addition to three wins in the six PWT races so far.
With only two left to go, the Ukrainian can secure a jackpot already in Shanghai on Saturday, while Norwegian Odin Tellesbö, now number two in the overall standings, is 48 points behind. Tellesbö finished 9th in Bangkok, while fellow countryman Björnar Valstad run past one control and was disqualified.

Top duel continues
Among the women, the race for the total victory got even closer, with Hanne Staff overtaking the lead with a three-point margin to Reeta Kolkkala. Staff finished second in Lumphini Park, Kolkkala fifth.- I was going too fast and had passed the controls before I knew it, said Kolkkala, who also was defeated by compatriot Kaisa Salminen, Swede Jenny Johansson - and winner Karolina Arewång.
Arewång, with two third places as best results so far, explained her success by the need for more pocket-money:- I has spent so much on shopping here in Bangkok already, that I really wanted that golden prize cheque of 7,500 Crowns.

PWT most wanted
- My race was almost perfect, being one step ahead in the route planning all the way. However, it was really tough to run in the heat, said
Arewång, who only did a small mistake at the 21st control.
A keen Park World Tour supporter, she looks forward to a new Tour next year.- There is absolutely space for PWT on the programme - one single "sprint" race in the World Championships week is not the best solution, stated Arewång, a popular winner in the first world class competition in Thailand.
Hosted by the Royal Thai Army - also entering five competitors in the mens race - the event was a successful first, with plans for more orienteering activities in the country next year already presented.

Pl Women, 3.2 km, 24 controls, 10 m climb Country Time
1 Karolina Arewång SWE 16:40,3
2 Hanne Staff NOR 16:53,6
3 Jenny Johansson SWE 16:55,3
4 Kaisa Salminen FIN 17:03,3
5 Reeta Kolkkala FIN 17:23,8
6 Lucie Böhm AUT 17:27,7
7 Elisabeth Ingvaldsen NOR 17:50,9
8 Maria Sandström SWE 18:07,3
9 Eva Jurenikova CZE 18:14,4
10 Anna Garin ESP 18:23,2
11 Sarah Rollins GBR 18:26,9
12 Annika Björk SWE 18:39,3
13 Brigitte Grüniger SUI 19:03,6
14 Giedre Voveriene LTU 19:28,0
15 Antonia Wood NZL 20:29,1
16 Li Weiqing CHN 25:23,9
Dorte Dahl DEN Disqualified
Emma Engstrand SWE Disqualified

Men, 3.2 km, 24 controls, 10 m climb
1 Carsten Jørgensen DEN 13:51,9
2 Yurij Omeltchenko UKR 14:08,9
3 Grant Bluett AUS 14:15,4
4 Allan Mogensen DEN 14:19,1
5 Thomas Bührer SUI 14:21,7
6 Bernt Bjornsgaard NOR 14:24,3
7 Mikhael Mamlejev RUS 14:33,1
8 Rudolf Ropek CZE 14:33,2
9 Odin Tellesbø NOR 14:37,8
10 Jarkko Huovila FIN 14:39,8
11 Jamie Stevenson GBR 14:45,9
12 Thomas Asp SWE 14:46,6
13 Alexander Lubina GER 14:52,9
14 Tore Sandvik NOR 14:53,5
15 Edgaras Voveris LTU 14:57,8
16 Chris Terkelsen DEN 15:20,5
17 Håkan Petersson SWE 15:21,6
18 Juha Peltola FIN 15:36,2
19 Ryohei Toshimitsu JPN 17:32,8
20 Li Fei Long CHN 18:25,5
21 Sgt. Benjapol Aksornsi THA 20:03,5
22 Sgt. Amnnay Gaysaro THA 21:00,8
23 Sgt. Suvit SoTae THA 31:39,0
Bjørnar Valstad NOR Disqualified
M. Sgt. Isara Nyamkul THA Disqualified
Sgt. Weerawal Ngamwong THA Disqualified

Overall standings

after 6 races (24 October 2000)

Men
Total
1 Yuri Omeltchenko UKR 135
2 Odin Tellesbø NOR 87
3 Bjørnar Valstad NOR 73
4 Carsten Jørgensen DEN 56
5 Thomas Bührer SUI 46
6 Mikhael Mamlejev RUS 44
7 Jarkko Huovila FIN 43
8 Janne Salmi FIN 41
9 Rudolf Ropek CZE 39
9 Grant Bluett AUS 39
11 Jamie Stevenson GBR 33
12 Bernt Bjornsgaard NOR 28
13 Allan Mogensen DEN 23
14 Tore Sandvik NOR 19
14 Thomas Asp SWE 19
16 Alexander Lubina GER 16
16 Håkan Petersson SWE 16
18 Juha Peltola FIN 15
19 Jimmy Birklin SWE 14
19 Edgaras Voveris LTU 14
21 Carl Henrik Bjørseth NOR 12
22 Svajunas Ambrazas LTU 10
23 Troy de Haas AUS 9
24 Simo Martomaa FIN 8
24 Mats Haldin FIN 6
24 Jarmo Puttonen FIN 6
27 Tom Quayle AUS 5
28 Thierry Gueorgiou FRA 4
29 Jani Lakanen FIN 3
29 Jürgen Egger AUT 3
29 Lubos Mateju CZE 3
32 Emil Wingstedt SWE 2
32 Mattias Niggli SUI 2
34 Carlo Rigoni ITA 1
34 Peter Öberg SWE 1
34 Thomas Jensen DEN 1
Jørgen Rostrup NOR 0
Joacim Carlsson SWE 0
Alain Berger SUI 0
Håkan Eriksson SWE 0
Jürgen Hartinger AUT 0
Mikkel Lund DEN 0
Li Feilong CHN 0
Jonathan Mbatia KEN 0
Andraz Hribar SLO 0
Jonne Lakanen FIN 0
Christof Schilter SUI 0
Andreas Pölzl AUT 0
Marian Davidik SVK 0
Martin Larsson SWE 0
Slava Zhuravlev BLR 0
Erik Öhlund SWE 0
Anzai Hideki JPN 0
Håvard Tveite NOR 0
Öystein Kristiansen NOR 0

Women

Total
1 Hanne Staff NOR 100
2 Reeta-Mari Kolkkala FIN 97
3 Maria Sandström SWE 73
4 Jenny Johansson SWE 62
5 Emma Engstrand SWE 58
6 Lucie Böhm AUT 56
6 Karolina Arewång SWE 56
6 Kaisa Salminen FIN 56
9 Elisabeth Ingvaldsen NOR 55
10 Dorte Dahl DAN 35
11 Heather Monro GBR 31
12 Marika Mikkola FIN 25
13 Anna Garin ESP 23
14 Brigitte Grüniger SUI 22
15 Frauke Schmitt-Gran GER 16
15 Eva Jurenikova CZE 16
17 Birgitte N. Husebye NOR 15
18 Giedre Voveriene LTU 12
18 Annika Björk SWE 12
18 Sarah Rollins GBR 12
21 Regula Hulliger SUI 8
22 Simone Luder SUI 7
22 Zsuzsa Fey ROM 7
22 Liisa Anttila FIN 5
25 Külli Kaljus EST 5
25 Olena Zabrodska UKR 4
27 Käthi Widler SUI 4
27 Linda Antonsen NOR 2
29 Maria Hoffman FIN 2
30 Jenny James GBR 1
30 Antonia Wood NZL 1
32 Heidi Liljeström FIN 0
32 Michaela Gigon AUT 0
32 Julie Calder AUS 0
32 Sofie Herremans BEL 0
32 Kathryn Ewels AUS 0
32 Marianne Riddervold NOR 0
32 Tang Wang Hui CHN 0
32 Marion Costa da Silva BRA 0
32 Sandy Smith CAN 0
32 Elo Saue EST 0
32 Sabine Rottensteiner ITA 0
32 Katarina Libantová SVK 0
32 Andrea Eisl AUT 0
32 Cassie Trewin AUS 0
32 Laura Scaravonati ITA 0
32 Vilma Rudzenskatié LTU 0
32 Anna Antonowicz POL 0
32 Jana Miklusova SVK 0
32 Barbara Baczek POL 0
32 Li Weiqing CHN 0
32 Barbara Schulthess SUI 0
32 Vroni König-Salmi SUI 0
32 Yvonne Gunnell FIN 0

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