Discussion: 10mila coverage

Live feed* is already up and running. Nothing exciting happening for another day or two, of course, but you can check that it works and pay in advance for continued coverage.

This will be for free until 15 minutes into the Youth Relay - then you´ll have to create an account and pay 150 SEK for the whole thing.

* This is HD - there´s also a Mobile version.

Here´s the Startlists with team running order slowly getting filled with names...

The CSU team has nine assembled runners after we stumbled into Giacomo. Ali is arriving shortly. CSU's running order is:
1. Giacomo
2. Boris
3. Ian
4. Matthias
5. Brendan
6. Ken
7. Greg
8. Ali
9. Ross
10. Peter
We have realized that avoiding the mass start cutoff of 8:40 am will be very challenging - 108 km in 790 minutes. Still, we are very excited and optimistic. Conditions are excellent albeit cold. No Tove sightings yet.

Sam and Cristina will both be running soon on 2nd leg in the women's race.

Sam started her leg in 117th, now in 50th through 6k at the 2nd tv control. She is having a great run!

The WebTV service is working great here in Ohio.

WorldofO has a live blog as well: http://worldofo.com/liveblog/

Leg 3 is the Long Night, and runners are on it now.

So, it's the Spaniard first back on leg 1, the Aussie first back on 2, and now there's an Irishman in the lead. Any Scandinavians in contention this year?

Leg 6 is the longer night, though it will be day for some.

Go go go!

I didn't realize there were 2 long, night, unforked legs. Interesting...

Here are the leg lengths: http://www.10mila.se/index.php/en/competition/10mi...

The true long night is 17 km. For a long night 13 km is a bit on the short side...

I read that on the World of O live chat, and passed it along without a lot of thought. It was my mistake.

Kenny just finished the long night leg. Team CSU in 164th place - on pace to beat our start number (165),

I saw Alison at the finish run-in, but I missed getting a screenshot.