| Event: | 2022 World MTB Orienteering Championships |
| Location: | Falun, Sweden |
| Dates: | 15–20 July |
| Competitors: | 201 |
| Nations: | 26 |
| Website: | Home page |
| Previous: | Kuortane 2021 |
| Next: | 2023 |
The 2022 World MTB Orienteering Championships took place in Falun and Säter Municipality in Sweden from 15 to 20 July 2022.[1]
All times are Central European Summer Time .
| width=150 | Date | Time | width=150 | Event |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Friday, 15 July | 9:30 | Middle distance | ||
| Saturday, 16 July | 10:00 | Relay | ||
| Sunday, 17 July | 9:00 | Long distance | ||
| Monday, 18 July | Rest day | |||
| Tuesday, 19 July | 10:00 | Sprint | ||
| Wednesday, 20 July | 10:00 | Mass start |
| Men | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Middle (19,9 km)[2] | ||||
| Relay (16,8-17,2 km)[3] | André Haga Jussi Laurila Juha Lilja | Adrian Jäggi Silas Hotz Simon Brändli | Jan Hašek Vojtěch Ludvík Kryštof Bogar | |
| Long (41 km)[4] | ||||
| Sprint (9,3 km)[5] | ||||
| Mass start (28,4 km)[6] | ||||
| Women | ||||
| Middle (16,7 km)[7] | ||||
| Relay (14,3-14,6 km) | Henna Saarinen Ruska Saarela Marika Hara | Cæcilie Christoffersen Nikoline Splittorff Camilla Søgaard | Renáta Pauličková Marie Kamarytová Martina Tichovská | |
| Long (30,4 km)[8] | ||||
| Sprint (7,6 km)[9] | ||||
| Mass start (22,1 km)[10] | ||||
| Men | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Middle (15,7 km)[11] | Not awarded | |||
| Relay (12,3-12,5 km)[12] | Paulus Hanhijärvi Eemil Koskinen Tatu Aaltonen | Jon Hansson Sverre Röjgård Felix Silver | Tomáš Zrník Adam Černík Matěj Tůma | |
| Long (27,3 km)[13] | ||||
| Sprint (6,9 km)[14] | ||||
| Mass start (20,6 km)[15] | ||||
| Women | ||||
| Middle (13,3 km)[16] | ||||
| Relay (10,9-11,1 km)[17] | Yrsa Röjgård Hanna Ring Tilda Palm | Vilma Pesu Emma-Riikka Laamanen Aino Kankaanpää | Lucie Nedomlelová Rozálie Kuchařová Natali Chamraďa | |
| Long (23,1 km)[18] | ||||
| Sprint (5,8 km)[19] | ||||
| Mass start (17,1 km)[20] | ||||