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Profile: Thierry Gueorgiou | |
| Country | France  |
| Info | During 2008 he got competition for the position as the biggest star among the men at the moment when Daniel Hubmann won the World Cup in impressing style.. Won five middle races in a row (3 Woc, 2 Eoc) before he missed the podium in WOC 2006. Was back on track in 2007 with gold in sprint and middle, and he was unbeaten in international events the whole season. Even won the European Trail-o Champs in July 2007! Had his breakthru in WOC 2003 winning the middle with almost three minutes. His force is surely his orienteering technique. Training more with a map than any other top orienteer. Has raised the standard of training, and developed French o as well. A role model for French orienteers. His father Michel was junior and senior coach for many years and has a been an important factor in the incredible development of French orienteering and Thierry Gueorgiou. Diffcult name to pronounce, so he is called "Tero Kettunen" in Fin and "Terje Gundersen" in Norway. Started 2008 with a EOC gold on Middle, but has not been dominating as he was last year. First to finish on WC-event 5, but disqualified for missing two controls. Came back with a new middle distance gold at WOC, and almost secured a relay win for the French team. Thierry was leading with just 1km to go when he was stung by an insect and could not complete the race. Lost the WC that season to Hubmann. No big wins so far in 2009, as Hubmann, Merz, Khramov and Öberg have all emerged as strong contenders. www.tero.fr Last updated August 2009 |
| Club | Kalevan Rasti (FIN) |
| Born date | 30.03.1979 |
| Lives | St.Etienne (FRA) |
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2009, Middle, Miskolc, Hungary
2008, Middle, Olomouc, Czech Republic
2007, Sprint, Kiev, Ukraine
2007, Middle, Kiev, Ukraine
2005, Middle, Aichi, Japan
2004, Middle, Västerås, Sweden
2003, Middle, Rapperswil/Jona, Switzerland
2009, Long, Miskolc, Hungary
2005, Relay, Aichi, Japan
2003, Sprint, Rapperswil/Jona, Switzerland
Long: Silver 2009, Miskolc, Hungary
Middle: Gold last time 2009, Miskolc, Hungary
Sprint: Gold 2007, Kiev, Ukraine
Relay: Silver 2005, Aichi, Japan
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WC Overall 2007
WC Overall 2006
WC Overall 2009
WC Overall 2008
WC Overall 2005
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2008, Middle, Ventspils, Latvia
2006, Middle, Otepää, Estonia
2004, Middle, Roskilde, Denmark
2010, Relay, Primorsko, Bulgaria
2006, Relay, Otepää, Estonia
Long: 13. place 2004, Roskilde, Denmark
Middle: Gold last time 2008, Ventspils, Latvia
Sprint: 8. place 2008, Ventspils, Latvia
Relay: Silver last time 2010, Primorsko, Bulgaria
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2009, Middle, Salo, Finland
2009, Sprint, Salo, Finland
2009, Long, Salo, Finland
Long: Bronze 2009, Salo, Finland
Middle: Silver 2009, Salo, Finland
Sprint: Bronze 2009, Salo, Finland
Relay: 4. place 2009, Salo, Finland
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2009, WC no. 5, Miskolc, HUN, Middle, WOC
2008, WC no. 7, Olomouc, CZE, Middle, WOC
2008, WC no. 3, Ventspils, LAT, Middle, EOC
2007, WC no. 10, Stein am Rhein - Swisscup, SUI, Sprint
2007, WC no. 9, Stein am Rhein - Swisscup, SUI, Middle
2007, WC no. 8, Kiev, UKR, Sprint, WOC
2007, WC no. 6, Kiev, UKR, Middle, WOC
2007, WC no. 5, Mjölby - O-Ringen, SWE, Sprint
2007, WC no. 4, Mjölby - O-Ringen, SWE, Middle
2007, WC no. 2, Bykle - O-festival, NOR, Middle
2007, WC no. 1, Lapua - Jukola, FIN, Sprint
2006, WC no. 10, Auvergne, FRA, Middle
2006, WC no. 9, Auvergne, FRA, Long
2006, WC no. 8, Auvergne, FRA, Sprint
2006, WC no. 2, Otepää, EST, Middle, EOC
2005, WC no. 6, Aichi, JPN, Middle, WOC
2004, WC no. 7, Västerås, SWE, Middle, WOC
2004, WC no. 1, Roskilde, DEN, Middle, EOC
2009, WC no. 7, Miskolc, HUN, Long, WOC
2009, WC no. 1, Salo, FIN, Middle, NOC
2008, WC no. 12, Postfinancesprint, SUI, Middle
2008, WC no. 11, Sälen, SWE, Middle
2005, WC no. 4, Surrey Hills, GBR, Middle
2002, WC no. 6, Røros, NOR, Sprint
2009, WC no. 2, Salo, FIN, Sprint, NOC
2008, WC no. 13, Postfinancesprint, SUI, Sprint
2008, WC no. 9, Sälen, SWE, Sprint
2008, WC no. 4, Oslo - O-festival, NOR, Middle
2005, WC no. 10, Subiaco, ITA, Sprint
2005, WC no. 9, Subiaco, ITA, Middle
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1999, Relay, Varna, Bulgaria
1998, Long, Reims, France
1999, Middle, Varna, Bulgaria
1998, Relay, Reims, France
Long: 2. place 1998, Reims, France
Middle: 3. place 1999, Varna, Bulgaria
Relay: 2. place 1999, Varna, Bulgaria
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Individual results:
2006: Springcup, 4. place
2005: Worldgames, 1. place
2003: PWT 2003-7, 2. place (Eksjö (Stora torget), Sweden)
2003: PWT 2003-6, 2. place (Jönköping (Stadsparken), Sweden)
2003: PWT 2003-5, 5. place (Växjö (Teleborg), Sweden)
Relays:
2008: Jukola 2008, 6. place (7. leg, Out: 8. place, In: 6. place, Kalevan Rasti)
2007: Jukola 2007, 1. place (7. leg, Out: 1. place, In: 1. place, Kalevan Rasti)
2006: Jukola 2006, 2. place (7. leg, Out: 3. place, In: 2. place, Kalevan Rasti)
2005: Jukola 2005, 1. place (7. leg, Out: 2. place, In: 1. place, Kalevan Rasti)
2004: Jukola 2004, 1. place (7. leg, Out: 2. place, In: 1. place, Kalevan Rasti)
2003: Jukola 2003, 3. place (7. leg, Out: 2. place, In: 3. place, Kalevan Rasti)
2002: Jukola 2002, 2. place (6. leg, Out: 4. place, In: 2. place, Kalevan Rasti)
2001: Jukola 2001, 4. place (4. leg, Out: 22. place, In: 4. place, Kalevan Rasti)
IOF World Ranking:
World Ranking position: 3 (as of 14/7/2010)
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