Fiemme 2013
FIS NORDIC WORLD SKI CHAMPIONSHIPS
Fiemme 2013 has been an inportat opportunity for Val di FIemme to present itself as tourist destination and organiser of global events, but, most of all, as livable valley which takes care of the quality of life of its residents and guests alike. That is also where the slogan of the Organising Committee comes from: Vallevviva (living Valley)..
In addition to the purely sporting aspects, the Fiemme 2013 World Championships should also be seen as a testing groung for the most innovative technologies of the time, such as fiber optics, meant to facilitate secure and fast communication. Likewise, a number of apps were developed to aid the tourism system, so as to offer the spectators a new, increasingly social and personalized way of experiencing the event.
In view of the World Championships 2013, the OC together with Autonomous Province of Trento, the municipalities of the Valley, the District, Magnifica Comunità di Fiemme, and Fiemme Tourist Board signed a MoU titled "Environment as Living Space".
All material stemming from the wood production chain utilized raw materials harvested sustainably from local forests, a practice in line with the choice of using locally sourced wood. The PEFC - the most common forestry certification system in the world -further guaranteed the OC's ecological and forward-looking choice. The TV building and the gangway in Lago di Tesero (with the temporary structures and welcome totems), the podium for the prize-giving ceremonies and the accreditation area in Cavalese, the auditorium inside
Gallerie di Piedicastello in Trento, which hosted the Ski Past exhibition, all trophies and wooden road signals placed in Val di Fiemme (43 pieces) and in the motorway A22 (31 pieces), the paper used for the press releases and promotional material: eeach one of these tools was realized in compliance with the PEFC.
SPECTATORS
417.623 spectators during the whole WSC
MEDIA
1.196 Media accredited
ATHLETES & NATIONS
700 athletes from 55 nations
TV data from Canada, National TV of Russia, Switzerland and USA were not available. The total amount of TV spectators can be estimated in more than 600 millions in total, spread over more than 15 countries.
TOP 5 broadcasters Nations:
Women 1.2 km Classic Sprint
1° BJOERGEN Marit (NOR)
2° INGEMARSDOTTER Ida (SWE)
3° FALLA Maiken Caspersen (NOR)
Men 1.5 km Classic Sprint
1° KRIUKOV Nikita (RUS)
2° NORTHUG Petter jr. (NOR)
3° HARVEY Alex (CAN)
Women 7.5 km Classic + 7.5 km Free Skiathlon
1° BJOERGEN Marit (NOR)
2° JOHAUG Therese (NOR)
3° WENG Heidi (NOR)
Men 15 km Classic + 15 km Free Skiathlon
1° COLOGNA Dario (SUI)
2° SUNDBY Martin Johnsrud (NOR)
3° ROETHE Sjur (NOR)
Women 6 x 1.2 km Free Team Sprint
1° USA (DIGGINS Jessica, RANDALL Kikkan)
2° SWE (KALLA Charlotte, INGEMARSDOTTER Ida)
3° FIN (SARASOJA-LILJA Riikka, LAHTEENMAKI Krista)
Men 6 x 1.5 km Free Team Sprint
1° RUS (PETUKHOV Alexey, KRIUKOV Nikita)
2° SWE (HELLNER Marcus, JOENSSON Emil)
3° KAZ (CHEBOTKO Nikolay, POLTORANIN Alexey)
Women 10 km Free Individual
1° JOHAUG Therese (NOR)
2° BJOERGEN Marit (NOR)
3° TCHEKALEVA Yulia (RUS)
Men 15 km Free Individual
1° NORTHUG Petter jr. (NOR)
2° OLSSON Johan (SWE)
3° GJERDALEN Tord Asle (NOR)
Women 4 x 5 km Classic/Free Relay
1° NOR (WENG Heidi , JOHAUG Therese, STEIRA Kristin Stoermer, BJOERGEN Marit)
2° SWE (INGEMARSDOTTER Ida, WIKEN Emma, HAAG Anna, KALLA Charlotte)
3° RUS (IVANOVA Julia, IKSANOVA Alija, GUSCHINA Mariya, TCHEKALEVA Yulia)
Men 4 x 10 km Classic/Free Relay
1° NOR (GJERDALEN Tord Asle, ROENNING Eldar, ROETHE Sjur, NORTHUG Petter jr.)
2° SWE (RICHARDSSON Daniel, OLSSON Johan, HELLNER Marcus, HALFVARSSON Calle)
3° RUS (BELOV Evgeniy, VYLEGZHANIN Maxim, LEGKOV Alexande,r, USTIUGOV Sergey)
Women 30 km Classic Mass Start
1° BJOERGEN Marit (NOR)
2° KOWALCZYK Justyna (POL)
3° JOHAUG Therese (NOR)
Men 50 km Classic Mass Start
1° OLSSON Johan (SWE)
2° COLOGNA Dario (SUI)
3° POLTORANIN Alexey (KAZ)
Individual Gundersen HS 106 + 10 km
1° LAMY CHAPPUIS Jason (FRA)
2° STECHER Mario (AUT)
3° KIRCHEISEN Bjoern (GER)
Team HS 106 + 4 x 5 km
1° FRA (F. Braud, M. Laheurte, S. Lacroix, J. Lamy Chappuis)
2° NOR (J. Graabak, H. Klemetsen, M. Krog, M.-H. Moan)
3° USA (T. Fletcher, B. Fletcher, T. Lodwick, B. Demong)
Individual Gundersen HS 134 + 10 km
1° FRENZEL Eric (GER)
2° GRUBER Bernhard (AUT)
3° LAMY CHAPPUIS Jason (FRA)
Team Sprint HS 134 + 2 x 7,5 km
1° FRA (S. Lacroix, J. Lamy Chappuis)
2° AUT (W. Denifl, B. Gruber)
3° GER (T. Edelmann, E. Frenzel)
Women Individual HS 106
1° Sarah Hendrickson (USA)
2° Sara Takanashi (JPN)
3° Jaqueline Seifriedsnerger (AUT)
Men Individual HS 106
1° Anders Bardal (NOR)
2° Gregor Schlierenzauer (AUT)
3° Peter Prevc (SLO)
Team Mix HS 106
1° JPN (Y. Ito, D. Ito, S. Takanashi, T. Takeuchi)
2° AUT (C. Hoelzl, T. Morgenstern, J. Seifriedsnerger, G. Schlierenzauer)
3° GER (U. Graessler, R. Freitag, C. Vogt, S. Freund)
Men Individual HS 134
1° Kamil Stoch (POL)
2° Peter Prevc (SLO)
3° Anders Jacobsen (NOR)
Men Team HS 134
1° AUT (W. Loitzl, M. Fettner, T. Morgenstern, G. Schlierenzauer)
2° AUT (A. Wank, S. Freund, M. Neumayer, R. Freitag)
3° POL (M. Kot, P. Zyla, D. Kubacki, K. Stoch)
