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Statistics
MTBO stats
Thanks to Jiri Vrany, CZE, the MTBO community now has its own dedicated stats website. At the moment this website lists all results of World Championships (since the first one in 2002), World Cups (since 2010) and European Championships (since 2006). There is also a list of all WMTBOC participating countries as well as a medal statistics of WMTBOC, EMTBOC and World Cup. Moreover, it is possible to look up the results of individual competitors or national teams.
MTBO statistics IOF website
MTBO stats
Thanks to Jiri Vrany, CZE, the MTBO community now has its own dedicated stats website. At the moment this website lists all results of World Championships (since the first one in 2002), World Cups (since 2010) and European Championships (since 2006). There is also a list of all WMTBOC participating countries as well as a medal statistics of WMTBOC, EMTBOC and World Cup. Moreover, it is possible to look up the results of individual competitors or national teams.
MTBO statistics IOF website
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Athletes' Guide to IOF Eventor
Everything that an athlete needs to know about IOF Eventor is explained in the Athletes' Guide to IOF Eventor.
Everything that an athlete needs to know about IOF Eventor is explained in the Athletes' Guide to IOF Eventor.
MTBO Injury Database
The MTBO Commission has launched an Injury Database to collect data on injuries that happened at MTBO competitions. The objective is to collect the information related to the accident for the benefit of understanding risks associated with MTBO competitions, and to improve safety as much as reasonable. Please report noteworthy injuries by filling in the google docs form. Thank you! Sandor Talas has made a short analysis of the MTBO competition injuries reported in the MTBO Injury Database. It focuses on the accidents which happened between 2012 and 2018.
The MTBO Commission has launched an Injury Database to collect data on injuries that happened at MTBO competitions. The objective is to collect the information related to the accident for the benefit of understanding risks associated with MTBO competitions, and to improve safety as much as reasonable. Please report noteworthy injuries by filling in the google docs form. Thank you! Sandor Talas has made a short analysis of the MTBO competition injuries reported in the MTBO Injury Database. It focuses on the accidents which happened between 2012 and 2018.
MTBO photos
MTBO photos is a platform for hobby or professional photographers to draw attention to their pictures. Journalists or anybody else looking for MTBO photos can then contact the photographers directly.
MTBO photos is a platform for hobby or professional photographers to draw attention to their pictures. Journalists or anybody else looking for MTBO photos can then contact the photographers directly.
MTBO videos
There is quite a big collection of MTBO videos on YouTube and other social media channels - ideal to promote our sport!
There is quite a big collection of MTBO videos on YouTube and other social media channels - ideal to promote our sport!
GNSS / GPS list
On the GNSS list (ver 12, February 2019) you will find those GNSS devices (GPS, GLONASS, etc.) that are deemed LEGAL and ILLEGAL for MTBO events. As always, we have to stress that this list is only a guide and far from being definitive. The latest version 10 dates from February 2018.
The list includes expanded instruction to organisers of IOF events (World Champs, World Cups and WREs). In short: If organisers plan to check the devices before the start, make sure that there is a possibility to review devices earlier (for example at registration) with no time pressure. Sometimes it takes time to clarify the capabilities of a certain device.
Thanks a lot to Peter Simmonds who is the creator of this list and who is updating it regularly.
On the GNSS list (ver 12, February 2019) you will find those GNSS devices (GPS, GLONASS, etc.) that are deemed LEGAL and ILLEGAL for MTBO events. As always, we have to stress that this list is only a guide and far from being definitive. The latest version 10 dates from February 2018.
The list includes expanded instruction to organisers of IOF events (World Champs, World Cups and WREs). In short: If organisers plan to check the devices before the start, make sure that there is a possibility to review devices earlier (for example at registration) with no time pressure. Sometimes it takes time to clarify the capabilities of a certain device.
Thanks a lot to Peter Simmonds who is the creator of this list and who is updating it regularly.
Regional development
Report about promotional MTBO tour in the USA in 2014
Report about promotional MTBO tour in the USA in 2014
