The Orienteering World Cup in Idre Fjäll concluded dramatically on Sunday as Switzerland’s women and Sweden’s men claimed thrilling relay victories on the final day.
Under clear skies and summer warmth, 40 teams battled the technical course on the Women´s Relay. Norway fielded two strong squads—Norway 2 and Norway 1—with Pia Young Vik and Ingrid Lundanes delivering steady opening legs under significant pressure. They held marginal leads into the second leg exchange. However, it was Switzerland’s women who ultimately emerged victorious, showcasing precision and resilience throughout the race.
Podium Women´s Relay:
- Switzerland
- Norway
- Finland
In the men´s Relay it was an all-Swedish thriller, Team Sweden 1 stormed to victory in the men’s relay. Their strong teamwork across all three legs allowed them to outpace rivals, stunning the home supporters and visitors alike. The triumph highlighted Sweden’s powerful relay depth.
Podium Men´s Relay:
- Sweden
- Norway
- France
With this conclusion, the first round of the 2025 World Cup at Idre Fjällwraps up on a high note — setting the stage for continued battles in the overallseries standings.