Today’s Middle Final was a cracking course; tough rocks and steep slopes requiring precise navigation with no chance for athletes to relax their focus at any point.
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Grace Molloy and Fiona Bunn finished 28th and 54th respectively, which in a stacked field are solid results after both athletes focused their years on sprint at WOC 2024.
Grace said:
"It was great to run such a challenging course today, and my orienteering was ok. I lost some time on the difficult slope controls but avoided any disasters like many of my competitors. I think I can improve on this result and am looking forward to racing again tomorrow.”
Images below: Grace Molloy and Fiona Bunn. Credit: IOF/Eszter Kocsik
We’ll keep pushing forward, with the team racing the Long race tomorrow.
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