Note! Today there are two broadcasts, one Quarter-finals broadcast on IOF TV and one Semi-finals and Finals broadcast (TV and IOF TV).
12:55 Start IOF TV broadcast KO-Sprint Quarter-finals
14:20 End IOF TV broadcast KO-Sprint Quarter-finals
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14:50 Start TV broadcast Semi-finals and Finals
17:00 End TV broadcast Semi-finals and Finals
All times are in local time (CEST/UTC+2)
Start lists
Quareter-finals – Women Heat selection Men Heat selection
Semi-Finals and Finals Women Men
Live results
Quarter-finals
Women
Men
Official results
All races
Overall result list: Men Women
Split times
Split times can be found in the race overview. Click on race name (heat name) and choose ‘Splits’ in the upper right corner.
Women
Men
Knock-Out Sprint Quarter-finals, Semi-Finals and Finals
Quarter-finals: There are 6 quarter-finals with 6 competitors in each. They each have a mass start. The best 3 in each heat qualify for the Semi-finals.
Semi-finals: There are 3 semi-finals with 6 competitors each. The best 2 in each heat qualify for the final.
Final: 6 athletes competes for the championship and the medals.
Arena: Genova – Piazza Matteotti
Map: 1:4000, 2.5 m, June 2026 (ISSprOM 2019-2 version 2024) Mapper Samuele Curzio
Course Setter: Alessio Tenani Controller Marcello Lambertini
Preliminary length: on shortest possible route: QF 1,8 km (7’30” men, 8’ women) / SF 2,0 km (7’30” men, 8’ women) / F 1,9 km (7’30” men, 8’ women)
Terrain: Genova city centre is a dense and intricate historic urban terrain extending from the waterfront to steep hillside areas, characterized by narrow alleys, irregular street patterns and open squares, complemented by some larger streets and limited green areas; the terrain includes steep sections with stairways, ramps and significant level changes, adding a vertical dimension to route choice, and features very high route choice complexity, frequent changes of direction and variable visibility, with generally high runnability in open sections but reduced speed in the narrowest and steepest parts, and includes hazards such as pedestrians, street furniture, limited-visibility corners, possible traffic, paved and stone surfaces that may be slippery when wet, and numerous uncrossable features that must be strictly respected.
Web-TV: Ended
GPS: Ended
Live results: Ended