Jukola 2019
June 15th – June 16th, 2019
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Contact: Jonas Wolff
- orienteering race
- 6
- June 15th, 2019 23:00 – June 16th, 2019 10:00 google ical
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Kangasala, Tampereen seutukunta, Mainland Finland, Finland
Geo coordinates
- geo:61.464901,24.065939 (open in a phone navi app)
- 61° 27' 53.6" N 24° 3' 57.4" E
- 61° 27.89 N 24° 3.96 E
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- https://www.jukola.com/2019/en/
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Please cheer for our club in the worlds largest orienteering relay. This year Jukola has attracted almost 20,000 runners among them a team from Luxembourg. After finishing on 1190th position in 2015, year we finished 599th last year and gained a starting position closer to the starting line, so needed given the arrangement of the start corridor this year. We plan to run in the following order:
599 Luxembourg Orienteering Club 1
1 Jevgenijs Sproge 2 Jonas Wolff 3 Ondřej Kotecký 4 David Roach 5 Jan Slíva 6 Olena Pitirimova 7 Oleksandr Rybakov Follow the competion live
Those not travelling can follow the endeavours of the team through the organiser's websites: https://live.jukola.com/ for live feed and http://online.jukola.com/tulokset/en/ for online results
In addition, the public broadcaster YLE is sending live from the competition in Finnish https://areena.yle.fi/tv and Swedish https://arenan.yle.fi/tv. These are restricted to a Finnish IP-adress, so this is for the as well IT-savy as polyglot!
And few quotes about the terrain by the course setter:
There are very few marshes or ditches.
The area is woodland with barely any man-made paths. The paths will be created during the competition by the feet of the previous runners.
One should ignore small-scale deviations (in this case meaning stones and smaller boulders) and concentrate on larger and more obvious landforms.
