Tuesday, September 7, 2010

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Special Rules for 2010 World Cup

Posted by dauntless On February - 10 - 2010

The MTBO 2010 World Cup will include 14 competitions.

The 2010 World Cup will consist of 10 individual and 4 relay competitions.

1) Program

– 23–25 April Round 1 in Hungary 3 individual competitions (sprint, middle, long)
– 02–06 June Round 2 in Poland 2 individual competitions (middle, long) 1 relay competition (mixed)
– 11–17 July Round 3 (WOC in Portugal) 3 individual competitions (sprint, middle, long) 1 relay competition (women) 1 relay competition (men)
– 18–20 Sept Round 4 in Italy 2 individual competitions (sprint, middle) 1 relay competition (mixed)

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MTBO WOC’09 Wrap Up

Posted by dauntless On December - 2 - 2009

MTBO WOC Sprint Distance Final

Posted by dauntless On August - 18 - 2009

MTBO WOC Relay Distance Final

Posted by dauntless On August - 17 - 2009

MTBO WOC Middle Distance Final

Posted by dauntless On August - 14 - 2009

The Cost of Sanctions

Posted by dauntless On June - 8 - 2009
The IOF is looking for organizers of World Cup races 2010/11, EOC/WMOC 2011, WOC 2013 and World Ranking Events 2010.

The IOF is looking for organizers of WRE, World Cup, EOC/WMOC, and WOC events for 2010 and beyond.

Every wonder what it costs a MTBO Event Organizer to get their race sanctioned by the International Orienteering Federation (IOF)? Neither did we until we started trolling the various documents on the IOF website!

Part of the MTBO America “Grand Strategy” is a 10-year goal to create a highly successful, competitive MTB Orienteering environment within the United States, that wins us the privilege of hosting the first World MTB Orienteering Championships on American soil. But the road to that day is paved with numerous obstacles, least of which is the overall cost associated with receiving the IOF blessing — AKA “organizing rights”. Read the rest of this entry »