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Official Invitation FIS Nordic World Championships Seefeld2019.Indd FIS NORDIC WORLD GREETINGS SKI CHAMPIONSHIPS 2019 FROM THE ORGANISER Vorwort Christian Scherer INVITATION SEEFELD 2019 INVITATION 2 FIS NORDIC WORLD SKI CHAMPIONSHIPS 2019 GREETINGS FROMINVITATION THE ORGANISER Vorwort Christian Scherer CONTENTS Greetings from FIS 4 Greetings from the organiser 5 Seefeld2019 organisation chart 6 FIS officials 10 Competition programme 11 Venue overview 14 Accommodation 15 Transportation 17 Preliminary entry for teams and SRS industry 19 Wax cabins and wax trucks for teams and SRS industry 20 Wax trucks 21 Equipment delivery 22 Regulation of radio equipment 23 Accreditation 24 Team captains meetings 24 Race offices 24 Team hosts 25 Insurance 25 Medical meetings 25 Prize money 26 Summary of FIS rules 27 Seefeld2019 – Cross-Country Courses 32 Seefeld2019 – Nordic Combined Courses 33 Courses 34 Jumping Certificate Bergisel HS 130 54 Jumping Certificate Seefeld HS 109 55 Important contacts and dates at a glance 56 GREETINGS FROM FIS On behalf of the International Ski Federation, it is my pleasure to welcome you to the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2019 in Seefeld (AUT). The FIS Nordic World Ski Championships return to Austria, exac- tly 20 years after Ramsau am Dachstein hosted the three discip- lines of Cross-Country Skiing, Nordic Combined and Ski Jumping in 1999. In February 2019, the world will turn its eyes to Seefeld for two weeks full of world class competitions and great festival events. Seefeld is a primary winter sports tourism destination in the Tirol region and is sure to provide skiing fans, media and participants with outstanding pictures and atmosphere throughout the World Championships. Also special for these World Championships will the opportunity to include a city venue with the Ski Jumping events in the heart of Inns- bruck on one of the most recognized hills in the world. Seefeld has worked tirelessly in the last years since being awarded these World Cham- pionships to renovate and upgrade their facilities and to make a smooth rundown and best working conditions for athletes and teams, media, sponsors and partners a top priority. I am sure that the entire FIS Family, all athletes, teams and media, sponsors and spec- tators will enjoy excellent competitions and great hospitality. Gian Franco Kasper President, International Ski Federation (FIS) SEEFELD 2019 INVITATION 4 GREETINGS FROM THE ORGANISER SEEFELD: GLAMOROUS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS VENUE OF GREAT DIVERSITY! 52nd FIS Nordic World Ski Championships in Seefeld. From 19 February to 3 March 2019, the world’s best Nordic skiers will compete for much sought-after World Championships medals in the Olympic region. For the fourth time, Seefeld, with its almost 3,500 inhabitants, located north of Innsbruck, is the host of major events; it has already been an Olympic venue twice (1964, 1976). In view of the relatively small number of inhabitants, sophisticated Seefeld amazes with a great variety of opportunities. It is a tourism and sports region but also offers cultural events – all of this at the highest level, with Mayor Werner Frießer playing a decisive role as a driving force. As President of the Austrian Ski Association, I would like to warmly welcome all the athletes of the participating nations to Seefeld and wish them all a successful and accident-free course of the competitions. My greetings also apply to the officials, coaches and service technicians. In this context, I also want to greet all fans who will come to the competitions. There is one thing I can forecast – all of them will find ideal conditions in Seefeld, because in the course of the World Championships preparations, strenuous financial efforts have been carried out to enable infrastructural measures in the transport sector (station conversion, road construction, etc.) as well as in the sports sector (new trails, new passages with bridges). In a nutshell: Seefeld is well prepared and will fully live up to its reputation as a perfect organizer of major sporting events. Again, a cordial welcome to Seefeld, the State of Tyrol, and Austria. Prof. Peter Schröcksnadel President Austrian Ski Federation SEEFELD 2019 INVITATION 5 SEEFELD2019 ORGANISATION CHART Prof. Peter Schröcksnadel Dr. Klaus Leistner President & CEO Secretary General & CEO Christian Scherer Director Organisation Werner Frießer Alfons Schranz Joachim Pölzl Josef Schmid Yvonne Kirnbauer Sports Seefeld Sports Bergisel Event Production Press/Media Administration SEEFELD 2019 INVITATION 6 SPORTS KEY TECHNICAL OFFICIALS SEEFELD Werner Friesser Sports Director Seefeld Jacqueline Stark Staff Coordinator Christian Krepper Günter Csar Harald Haim Chief of Competition Chief of Competition Chief of Competition Wolfgang Wörgötter Michael Flaschberger Christian Kathol Ass. Chief of Competition Ass. Chief of Competition Ass. Chief of Competition Christof Norz Ski Jumping Chief of Hill Cross-Country Thomas Unterfrauner Chief of Course Combined Nordic Martin Mausser Josef Kneisl Peter Schwandl Chief of Course Chief of Hill Chief of Stadium Robert Krautgartner Anna Ihrenberger Andrea Mladek Chief of Stadium Competition Secretary Competition Secretary Angelika Grabner Rastinger Competition Secretary SEEFELD 2019 INVITATION 7 SPORTS KEY TECHNICAL OFFICIALS BERGISEL INNSBRUCK Alfons Schranz Sports Director Bergisel Max Obergruber Organisation Günter Csar Christian Kathol Chief of Competition Chief of Competition Michael Flaschberger Harald Haim Ass. Chief of Competition Ass. Chief of Competition Lambert Grill Ski Jumping Chief of Hill Nordic Combined Nordic Martin Mausser Lambert Grill Chief of Course Chief of Hill Robert Krautgartner Reinhold Gigele Chief of Stadium Competition Secretary Angelika Grabner Rastinger Competition Secretary SEEFELD 2019 INVITATION 8 GREETINGS FROM THE ORGANISER Vorwort Christian Scherer SEEFELD 2019 INVITATION 9 FIS OFFICIALS CROSS-COUNTRY Race Director Mignerey Pierre, FIS Assistant Race Director Lamplot Michal, FIS Technical Delegate Viljanmaa Annmari, FIN Assistant Technical Delegate Sundbaum Mikaela, SWE Jury Member Fort Mathieu, FRA Jury Member Norton Mike, CAN Equipment Control Ulvang Vegard, FIS Event Coordinator Spitz Sandra, FIS Media Coordinator Kallen Doris, FIS NORDIC COMBINED Race Director Ottesen Lasse, FIS Assistant Race Director Grave Jan Rune, FIS Technical Delegate Branko Simic, SLO Assistant Technical Delegate Nurmela Tapio, FIN Equipment Control Kraus Guntram, FIS Media Coordinator Tegethof Silke, FIS SKI JUMPING Race Director Hofer Walter, FIS Assistant Race Director Sedlak Borek, FIS Technical Delegate Greger Ivo, CZE Assistant Technical Delegate Mathis Hubert, SUI Equipment Control Gratzer Sepp, FIS Race Director Ladies Yoshida Chika, FIS Assistant Race Director Ladies Tepes Miran, FIS Equipment Control Ladies Baczkowska Aga, FIS Media Coordinator Nilgen Horst, FIS Chief Distance Measurer Rappenglück Franz, GER Judge Wolf Stefan, AUT Judge Slavik Josef, CZE Judge Herzig Michael, GER Judge Carli Giambattista, ITA Judge Solbu Jarle, NOR Judge Amstein David, SUI MEDICAL/ANTI DOPING Medical Supervisor Gaul Larry, USA Anti-Doping Coordinator Fussek Sarah, FIS SEEFELD 2019 INVITATION 10 COMPETITION PROGRAMME CROSS-COUNTRY* TIME EVENT Day 1: Wednesday, 20.02.2019 12:30 pm Qualification Ladies 5 km CL 02:00 pm Qualification Men 10 km CL Day 2: Thursday, 21.02.2019 12:00 am Qualification Sprint Ladies & Men FT 02:30 pm Finals Sprint Ladies & Men FT Day 4: Saturday, 23.02.2019 11:00 am Skiathlon Ladies 15 km 12:30 pm Skiathlon Men 30 km Day 5: Sunday, 24.02.2019 09:15 am Qualification Team Sprint Ladies & Men CL 11:30 am Finals Team Sprint Ladies & Men CL Day 7: Tuesday, 26.02.2019 01:30 pm Ladies 10 km CL Day 8: Wednesday, 27.02.2019 02:00 pm Men 15 km CL Day 9: Thursday, 28.02.2019 01:00 pm Relay Ladies 4 x 5 km Day 10: Friday, 01.03.2019 01:15 pm Relay Men 4 x 10 km Day 11: Saturday, 02.03.2019 12:15 pm Mass Start Ladies 30 km FT Day 12: Sunday, 03.03.2019 01:00 pm Mass Start Men 50 km FT *Subject to change SEEFELD 2019 INVITATION 11 COMPETITION PROGRAMME NORDIC COMBINED* TIME EVENT Day 3: Friday, 22.02.2019 09:30 am Trial Round Ski Jumping IG HS 130 10:30 am Ski Jumping IG HS 130 04:15 pm Cross-Country IG 10 km Day 5: Sunday, 24.02.2019 09:30 am Trial Round Ski Jumping Team Sprint HS 130 10:30 am Ski Jumping Team Sprint HS 130 01:30 pm Cross-Country Team Sprint 2 x 7,5 km Day 9: Thursday, 28.02.2019 10:00 am Trial Round Ski Jumping IG HS 109 11:00 am Ski Jumping IG HS 109 03:15 pm Cross-Country IG 10 km Day 11: Saturday, 02.03.2019 10:00 am Trial Round Ski Jumping Team HS 109 11:00 am Ski Jumping Team HS 109 02:45 pm Cross-Country Team 4 x 5 km *Subject to change SEEFELD 2019 INVITATION 12 COMPETITION PROGRAMME SKI JUMPING* TIME EVENT Day 3: Friday, 22.02.2019 01:30 pm Trial Round Men HS 130 02:30 pm Qualification Men HS 130 Day 4: Saturday, 23.02.2019 01:30 pm Trial Round Men HS 130 02:30 pm Ski Jumping Men HS 130 Day 5: Sunday, 24.02.2019 01:45 pm Trial Round Team Men HS 130 02:45 pm Ski Jumping Team Men HS 130 Day 7: Tuesday, 26.02.2019 03:00 pm Trial Round Ladies HS 109 04:00 pm Qualification Ladies HS 109 Day 8: Wednesday, 27.02.2019 03:00 pm Trial Round Ladies HS 109 04:15 pm Ski Jumping Ladies HS 109 Day 9: Thursday, 28.02.2019 03:30 pm Trial Round Men HS 109 04:30 pm Qualification Men HS 109 Day 10: Friday, 01.03.2019 03:00 pm Trial Round Men HS 109 04:00 pm Ski Jumping Men HS 109 Day 11: Saturday, 02.03.2019 03:00 pm Trial Round Mixed Team HS 109 04:00 pm Ski Jumping Mixed Team HS 109 *Subject to change SEEFELD 2019 INVITATION 13 VENUE OVERVIEW 1 Team Parking 2 Wax Trucks Area 3 Service Area Cross-Country 4 Race Office Cross-Country 5 Team Catering Cross-Country 6 OC Office 7 Team Captains Meetings 8 Team Catering Ski Jumping/Nordic Combined 9 Race Office Ski Jumping 8 10 Service Area Ski Jumping/Nordic Combined 9 11 Team Drop-off Sprungschanze HS109 12 Race Office Nordic Combined 10 12 11 ZIEL START 1 7 3 2 1 5 Hauptzugang 4 MÖSERER LANDESSTRASSE SEEFELD 6 SEEFELD 2019 INVITATION 14 ACCOMMODATION The National Ski Association (NSA) teams/athletes will be accommodated in hotels of a very good standard in the Olympiaregion Seefeld, from two to approx.
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