Note how the different route choice toward post 11 is caused by the split post 10A and 10B. For example in the anchor leg at 46:22 Sweden goes to the right towards 10B. You can later see it on the map at 47:02
There is also a split post at 13. 13B is a much longer route than 13A. You can see it for example in the 2nd leg, when Denmark looses contact to the leading group. Or in the Anchor leg when Norway suddenly has a bigger gap to Sweden and Switzerland. (PS: Every team has 2 times split post B and 2 times split post A, just not in the same legs. So all in all they run the same distance. For example Switzerland had posts B in 1st and 3rd leg. That's why in first leg Simona Aebersold took another route than most)
Note how the different route choice toward post 11 is caused by the split post 10A and 10B. For example in the anchor leg at 46:22 Sweden goes to the right towards 10B. You can later see it on the map at 47:02
There is also a split post at 13. 13B is a much longer route than 13A. You can see it for example in the 2nd leg, when Denmark looses contact to the leading group. Or in the Anchor leg when Norway suddenly has a bigger gap to Sweden and Switzerland. (PS: Every team has 2 times split post B and 2 times split post A, just not in the same legs. So all in all they run the same distance. For example Switzerland had posts B in 1st and 3rd leg. That's why in first leg Simona Aebersold took another route than most)