Sprint Weekend Classes
| Newcomers | all ages | unisex |
|---|---|---|
| Team Challenge | all ages | unisex |
| Experience non-competitive | all ages | unisex |
| Direct (stage start) | all ages | unisex |
| Kids non-competitive | -12 years | unisex |
| Youth | 10-14 years | M | W |
| Open | 15+ years | M | W |
| Elite | 15+ years | M | W |
| 40+ | 40-49 years | M | W |
| 50+ | 50-59 years | M | W |
| 60+ | 60-69 years | M | W |
| 70+ | 70-79 years | M | W |
| 80+ | 80-100 years | M | W |
Open
For orienteers
Open to all orienteers from age 15. Separate women’s and men’s classes.
Team Challenge
Team up with friends
Teams of 2-3 people orienteer together on one course. Each team member gets a map and bib number; the team uses 1 chip and receives 1 result.
Newcomers
For orienteering newcomers
A unisex class for beginners who want to try sprint orienteering in a friendly setting.
Orienteering GuideExperience
Orienteering without time pressure
A unisex class without ranking. Your goal is to enjoy orienteering: you receive your personal splits, but there is no results list with times.
Sprint Relay Classes
Sprint relay teams consist of 2 runners. Each person runs twice, making 4 legs in total. The length of each relay leg is 5-7 min.
| Open Relay | open for all ages |
|---|---|
| Youth Relay | maximum age 16 years (born 2010) |
| Masters Relay | minimum age 45 years (born 1981) |
Only the top 3 mixed teams and, where applicable, female-only teams are awarded at the prize-giving ceremony. All teams are listed in the results. The running order is open.