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Winter Viking Games
Winter Viking Games is the ancient biathlon relay race — skiing and bow shooting. The Games arranged for the first time in 1999 in Läntinen Pukkisaari island (Helsinki, Finland) became the annual international event. The team of the Viking-Nevo club represents Russia at the competition since the year 2000 and always keeps the leading positions. In 2005 the Viking-Nevo team became the owner of the main challenge prize of the Games as the three-time winner (2001, 2003 and 2005).
- Rules of the Games
- Ancient skiing and archery
- Games 2005
date — 06.02.2005,
winner — the Viking-Nevo team (Smolensk, Russia) - Games 2004
date — 22.02.2004,
winner — the Torahammas club (Finland) - Games 2003
date — 02.03.2003,
winner — the Viking-Nevo team (Smolensk, Russia) - Games 2002
date — 10.02.2002,
winner — the Warangians team (Finland) - Games 2001
date — 25.02.2001,
winner — the Viking-Nevo team (Smolensk, Russia) - Games 2000
date — 05.03.2000,
winner — the Grey Wolves team (Finland) - Games 1999
date — February 1999,
winner — the Grey Wolves team (Finland)
