The Middle distance results of the World Cup were restated after it was established that Bjarke Reflsund's mispunch was likely to be caused by an SI system bug.

A short report about the race in the local TV chanel. Don't care too much about the words, pure facts only.

Here you can check out the view from the air of the World Cup mass start

Now the long distance results are final, with real finish-line time.

Some more albums were published: by Zoltán Hostya, László Zentai, Péter Vajda, Márton Mets and László Rózsa.

Currently sprint and middle only. Draw your routes!

Results are online now, however the long contains SI finish times at the moment. Integration with the DAG-chip system is on the way. Don't go too far, soon we'll be back with pictures, movie etc.

Some pictures made by Daniel Marosffy.

No new winner was celebrated after the long distance, Christine Schaffner, as well as Samuli Saarela collected the second gold this weekend. They shared the podium with Rikke Kornvig, Ksenia Chernykh, Martin Sevcik and Beat Schaffner.

With massive two minutes before Beat Schaffner he won the middle distance. Third became Erik Skovgaard Knudsen from Denmark. Women's race was won by Christine Schaffner ahead of Ksenia Chernykh, Russia. The bronze has gone to local rider to Veronika Cseh, that is a historical success of the Hungarian MTB orienteering.

The sprint race brought Austrian and Finnish success ahead of Ingrid Stengard (FIN), Erik Skovgaard Knudsen (DEN), Marika Hara (FIN) and Jaroslav Rygl (CZE).

Recent weather report is just as promising as the 30-day was. No mud tire required, but thanks to the rains last week the roads are dust free. In short: conditions are just perfect.

With detailed information Bulletin #4 is issued. See the appropriate menu.

Now all functions are on, you can submit entries. Methods are the same as last year (simple individual, registered individual or club entry, see Help for details). Previous accounts are still valid! World Cup teams are to apply for account at entry@mtbo.hu.

Together with the IOF Advisor Wolf Eberle and the National Controller Tamás Tóth the organizing committee payed a visit to the terrain. See pictures below.