Pasi Ikonen

    -born in Lampinsaari on 30.06.1980
    -Club: Vaajakosken Terä
    -loves to study orienteering
    -studying sports coaching and fitness testing in the University of Jyväskylä
    -hobbies: geography and history
    -the goal is still: a perfect orienteering performance

Best achievements (in the field of orienteering):

 World Championships

    World Champion, short distance (2001)
    Silver medalist, sprint (2001)
    Bronze medalist, relay (2007)
    4th, middle distance (2003)
    7th, long distance (2004)
    8th, middle distance (2008)
    8th, sprint (2006)
    9th, middle distance (2004)

 World Cup

    2002: 3 stage wins, 4th in the total World Cup
    2007: 4th, middle distance, Mjölby
        8th, middle distance, Stein am Rhein
    2008: 2nd Norway, 3rd Latvia

 European Championships

    European Champion, relay (2002 & 2004)
    Bronze medalist, middle distance (2008)
    Bronze medalist, relay (2008)

 Nordic Championships

    Nordic Champion, short distance (2003)
    Silver medalist, relay (2007)
    7th, long distance (2007)
    9th, middle distance (2007)

 Junior World Championships (1998-2000)

    Junior World Champion, relay (1999)
    Silver medalist, long distance (2000)
    Silver medalist, relay (1998)
    Bronze medalist, relay (2000)

 Finnish Championships

    Finnish Champion, middle distance (2008)
    Finnish Champion, short distance (2001, 2003 & 2004)
    Finnish Champion, relay (2006)
    Silver medalist, long distance (2006)
    Bronze medalist, long distance (2007)
    Bronze medalist, middle distance (2006)
    Bronze medalist, ultra long distance (2001)
    Bronze medalist, night (2003)
    Finnish Champion in junior seven times (1998-2000)
    Silver medalist in juniors two times (1996-1997)

The Finnish Huippuliiga

    1st place (2007)
    2nd place (2006)

Kainuun rastiviikko

    1st place (1990, 1997 & 2007)

 Jukola

    Silver medalist, SK Pohjantähti (1999)
    Fastest on own leg (1999-2001)
    2nd fastest on own leg (2002 & 2006)

 Tiomila

    Silver medalist, Vaajakosken Terä (2007)
    Fastest on own leg (1999 & 2005)