Xi’an PWT races

PWT Academy and Learnjoy organized an event with three competitions in Xi’an on 13-16th November.

The event offered varying venues and terrains set around Xi’an. The results and maps are below.

Day 1:

Day 2:

Day 3:

PWT goes to China November and December 2025

PWT Academy and Learnjoy are organizing two orienteering tours in China late 2025.

First round of events will take place in Xi’an / Shanxi on 13-16th November, and the second round of events in Ningbo / Chengdu on 6-13th December 2025. More details below.

Entries are open. More information and send your application to: info@parkworldtour.org

India – up to 1000 Indian people will join the first International Championship

Preparation are going on for India First International Orienteering Championship and we are seeing the results of the work done so far for the spreading our sport in this country.

500 to 1000 Indian people are expected, and if you want more information, please check the official website of the competition www.dcioc.com, or contact us by email: jkpwt@hotmail.com or info@parkworldtour.org.

We remind to register through www.orienteeringonline.net

India Orienteering: the first International Championship

🏅✨ Get ready for the **1st Dhyan Chand International Orienteering Championship 2025**!

🌍🏃‍♂️🏃‍♀️ Experience the thrill of orienteering in India, as athletes from around the globe navigate diverse terrains!

🌿 **Dates**: November 7-16, 2025

📍 **Location**: India

From action-packed sprints to breathtaking middle-distance races, discover the perfect blend of athleticism, culture, and adventure.

🎯 And when you need a break from racing, explore India’s wonders, including the **Taj Mahal**, **Delhi’s historic sights**, and some unforgettable shopping spots! 🕌🛍️

**Event Program available on www.dcioc.com**

🔗 *Register now and join the global celebration of Orienteering!*

#DCIOC2025 #OrienteeringChampionship #Orienteering #SportsInIndia #GlobalAthletes #ExploreIndia #AdventureAwaits #TajMahal #DelhiTour #DCIOC2025

Guangdong Historical Road Orienteering Competition in Macau

Supported by PWT, the Guangdong Historical Road Orienteering Competition took place in Macau over the weekend.

The local runners were joined by some international athletes in two sprint races. The first one was a traditional event, while the second one was a “free order” sprint.

First race results and map:

Second race results and map:

O-Ringen Academy 2025

Only 10 places available, register before 10th June!

Run by PWT Academy, this year the O-Ringen Academy will take place from 18th to 27th July in Jönköping.

Accommodation, food, local transport and seminars are included. 
Not included: O-Ringen entry fee, transport to Sweden.

Bulletin and all documents were sent to your Federation. 

Send your application before 10th June to be selected!
jkpwt@hotmail.com
info@parkworldtour.org

Křivda and Inage winners in Ningbo

The final race of the PWT Asia “New Year” Tour took place in Ningbo University area today. Tomáš Křivda (CZE) completed his hat trick taking the third win in as many races. Women’s class saw a new winner as Hinako Inage (JPN) was the fastest. The podium was completed by Yannick Michiels (BEL) and Mihaly Ormay (HUN) together with Jana Pekarova (CZE) and Lone Brochmann (NOR).

RESULTS and MAP:

PWT wishes all the orienteering family a succesful new year 2025! More PWT activities are already planned for 2025 – see you there.

Czech and chinese winners on the first two stages of PWT Asia “New Year” Tour in Zoushan, China

The first stage (WRE) was run in Ma’ao Village in Zhoushan. Both elite wins went to Czech as Jana Pekarova and Tomáš Křivda were the fastest. Second places were taken by Shuangyan Hao (CHI) and Yannick Michiels (BEL), with Aniko Koren (HUN) and Øystein Kvaal Østerbø (NOR) becoming third.

RESULTS and MAP

The second stage (WRE) took place in Dinghai Ancient City in Zoushan. Tomáš Křivda (CZE) was again the fastest man with Shuangyan Hao (CHI) stepping up to take the win among women. Aniko Koren (HUN) also took a step up by taking the second place before Lone Brochmann (NOR). In the men, Yannick Michiels (BEL) took another second place before Xiaoming Liu (CHI).

RESULTS and MAP