Orienteering World Cup, Round 2

	Thu 28th May Knock-Out Sprint	Sat 30th May Sprint	Sun 31st May Sprint Relay
IOF TV	18:00	17:00	14:30
SVT	18:00	17:00	14:30
YLE	19:00	17:55	15:30
Langrenn	18:00	17:00	14:30
TV8 Mont Blanc	18:00	17:00	14:30

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Scoring

The Individual World Cup consist of 8 competition. The total score is the sum of the scores of each competition.
The 50 best gets World Cup points the the winner gets 100 point and position 50 gives 1 point.

The teams World Cup is defined as the sum of all scores from both relay and individual competitions according to the following principle:

• Individual races: The sum of the four best runners per team (nation), both Men and Women
• Relay: 30 teams from 500 points to 5 points
• Sprint Relay: 30 teams from 1000 points to 10 points (double from relay)

Current standings

Can be found on World Cup pages

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