Jan Elmar and Rigmor lead the TF Winter Series after four rounds

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Here are the standings in the TF Winter Series ahead of the fifth round, which will be held on Saturday in connection with the Faroese Cross-Country Championships in Hoydalar. As things stand, it is a very exciting TF Winter Series this year. Nothing at all has been decided yet in the individual competition, and several runners still have the chance to finish top of the points table after the 8 rounds, of which the best five count, plus the bonus points. The team competition is also still exciting.

In the open category, Jan Elmar Sørensen and Hallur Holm are level on 183 points, but Jan Elmar has the edge with two second places. Teitur Bjarnastein and Rúni Seloy are in the next places, while Sam Vang has won two rounds and has missed one, so he can still make his mark. Either way, it will be exciting to see how things go over the next four rounds.

In the women’s category, Rigmor N. Arge has taken the lead, ahead of Beinta H. Joensen and Adelaid Kirke. It should be borne in mind, however, that Rebekka Fuglø has only taken part in the last round and now looks set to take part in the coming rounds, and that Duruta R. á Lofti, who is currently seventh, has only taken part in three rounds.

In the super-veterans category, Jens R. Weihe has almost secured victory, but the battle for the next places could become exciting. Hallur Holm is clearly in the lead in the veterans category ahead of Guttormur Sørensen, but it should be borne in mind that Henry Olsen has missed one round, and he will probably compete with Hallur for first or second place.

Jóngerð H. Høgnesen leads after four rounds ahead of Sunneva Olsen, who has only run three rounds. In the women’s veterans category, Rigmor N. Arge already has four wins and is very close to overall victory. Adelaid Kirke and Eydna Weihe are second and third, but both Duruta R. á Lofti and Ann Thomsen have missed one round.

In the boys’ category, it will be very exciting between Gunnar Sivertsen, Niklas Kruse and Rúni Skarðhamar. Gunnar currently leads after four rounds ahead of Hans Erland Thomsen and Ingi Johannesen. Both Niklas and Rúni have missed one round.

In the girls’ category, Oddvør Josephsen and Maria Biskopstø have each won two rounds, so it will be exciting to see which of them comes out on top in the end. Elin Kristina Ryan is currently second and Unna Ró Jacobsen third. Maria Biskopstø has missed one round.

The junior men’s category is led by Teitur Bjarnastein, ahead of Rúni Seloy and Julian Gregersen, and judging by how the previous rounds have gone, this could become a very exciting contest between them.

 

In the team competition all rounds count, so it matters quite a lot if a runner misses a round. Bragdið 1, Bragdið 2 and Treysti are currently battling for the top places.

 

The women’s team competition has become a very exciting two-way battle between Hvirlan 1 and Bragdið 1, while Bragdið 2 and Bragdið 3 are competing for third place.

 

 

 

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