Daniel Hubmann

Daniel Hubmann ( born April 16, 1983 in Eschlikon ) is a Swiss orienteers.

Daniel Hubmann is the most successful Swiss orienteer. He is a trained carpenter, since 2007 a ​​professional orienteer. He was known primarily for his double victory at the Junior World Championships ( JWOC ) in 2002. The Swiss Sports Aid Foundation awarded him then as a junior athlete of the year 2002. In the same year he was athlete of the year in the canton of Thurgau. Among his biggest successes, the four overall World Cup victories (2008 to 2011), the World Championship title over the long distance in 2008 and 2009 and the world title in the Sprint 2011.

Sports career

  • 1992-1996 Youth squad TV Eschlikon (including athletics)
  • 2000-2003 National Junior Squad
  • 2003 Athlete Recruit School, Swiss Army
  • Since 2004, the national team (from 2005 A-team )
  • Since 2007 Orienteering professional

Awards

  • Swiss junior athlete of the year 2002
  • Thurgau athletes in the years 2002, 2008, 2010 and 2011
  • 2nd place at Swiss Newcomer 2005 elections
  • World - orienteer the years 2008 and 2009

Clubs

  • KTV Wil Athletics
  • OK Kristiansand, Norway

Achievements

  • 2004: World Championships in Sweden 9 Sprint, Season 9
  • World Cup 11 overall, 3 podiums
  • World Championships, Aichi / Japan: 2nd Sprint, Season 3
  • World Games in Duisburg: 2 Single, 1 Mixed Relay
  • Overall World Cup: 3 total, 2 World Cup wins
  • World Championships, Aarhus / Denmark: 2nd Sprint
  • European Championships, Otepaeae / Estonia: 2 long distance
  • Overall World Cup: 2nd place, 5 podiums
  • CISM Croatia: 1 long, Season 2, 3 means
  • World Championships in Ukraine: 4 Sprint, Season 5, 7 means
  • Track record in the half marathon of the Frauenfelder Marathon ( 1:05:58 )
  • Overall World Cup: third place overall, 2 podiums
  • European Championships in Latvia: 2nd Sprint, 2 long, Season 2, 4 means
  • World Championships in Olomouc / Czech Republic: 1 long, 2 Sprint, Season 3, 4 means
  • Overall World Cup: 1st place overall, 3 wins
  • World Championships in Miskolc / Hungary: 1 Long, 1st Squadron, 2nd agents, third Sprint
  • Overall World Cup: 1st place overall, 3 wins
  • European Championships Primorsko / Bulgaria: 1 long, 2 sprint, 3 means
  • World Championships in Trondheim / Norway: 3 means, Season 3
  • Overall World Cup: 1st place overall, 3 wins
  • World Championships Savoie / France: 1st Sprint
  • Overall World Cup: 1st place overall, 2 wins
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