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The day between the races, the PWT group headed to the Great Wall, where you had a perfect chance of running your legs out. But but, who is here leading the group?

And who scored the victories in the following race on 27.10.2017? The answer you can find in Made for loving it.

Mao Jiaxin and the Park World Tour athletes in Glasgow, Scotland, 15.6.1999, were welcomed with joy by the boys at Stewart Memorial Fountain. The largest monument in Kelvingrove Park commemorates the Lord Provost that provided the city with fresh water.

Which IOF President was present at the PWT premiere in Great Britain? Made for loving it tells you more.

Though it was not the waves that forced the maneuvers, Asaf Avner seemed to be surfing out of the control on 29.10.2017 in the Green Dragon Lake park, holding his balance.

Check out more ways to surf from control to control in Made for loving it.

Having started and finished on a rock festival stage, 3.5 metres above ground, and successfully found 23 controls in the Vartiovuori park in central Turku, Finland, 11.6.1999, Gunilla Svärd receives another Park World Tour prize cheque. A banquet cruise on the Aura river is waiting.

Who won the men’s race? The photo gives you a clue. Catch the rest in Made for loving it.

During the World Orienteering Championships in Doksy, Czech Republic, between 3.–9.7.2021, you can buy the PWT book Made for loving it with special WOC discount price of 1000 Czech crowns (about 39€). The offer is naturally available to both athletes and spectators alike

During the WOC, you can find and buy the book from the Czech federation shop in the event centers.

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We also have book storages in Czech Republic, Sweden, Austria, and Italy giving you a possibility for a pick-up in certain events in these countries, thus saving the postal fee. For pick-up options, please contact Jaroslav Kacmarcik (jkpwt [a] hotmail.com) to enquire about this option – use the title “PWT book pickup” in the email.

Above the sounds and ships of Stockholm, Sweden, careful navigation brings Maria Sandström to a first Park World Tour victory at Skansen outdoor museum and zoo 23.4.1999. Johanna Asklöf flies in third, 3,6 seconds behind.

Which control is Johanna heading for? Check out the full course – and 120 more – in Made for loving it.

Hirokazu Osaki crossing from one of the many island to another in the Old Summer Palace of Beijing on 30.10.2017.

How many different islands did the athletes cross? Make your route choices and count your islands on the map in Made for loving it.

In an open spring forest in Farum, Denmark, 26.3.1999, eager spectators, journalists and passengers get to watch Carsten Jørgensen heading for the wrong control and challenging a train.

Which novelty did the Park World Tour introduce in the 1999 season opening? Punch into Made for loving it and find out.

Race number 100, on 31.10.2017, together with the unveiling ceremony of the local newly build PWT International Orienteering Park in Linqigu, China, gave reason for a lot of celebration, and a cake, of course.

Who celebrated the victories and got to cut the cake first? Find out in Made for loving it.

Hans Mårtensson, Ola Gustafsson, Gåvert Wååg and the other Park World Tour crew members were overwhelmed by the gift they got in Gothenburg, Sweden, 15.8.1998: New headgear from the top orienteers, thanking them for an amazing season.

What was a dominating element of the final at amusement park Liseberg? Find your flow in Made for loving it.