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43Rd International SAS Pentathlon 43rd International For Teams of Three 12th – 14th March 2021 Grindelwald Official Programme and Entry Instructions UPROC6 MOUNTAIN MAGIC Stark im Gelände, wendig auf Trails: Das FLYER Uproc6 garantiert auf jedem Terrain Spass und Action. Die erstklassige Fahrperformance, der progressiv gestylte Carbon-Rahmen und eine ganze Reihe technischer Finessen machen das Uproc6 zur Benchmark für Premium E-Mountainbikes. Further. Higher. FLYER Mehr Infos: flyer-bikes.com/uproc6 43rd International SAS Pentathlon Dear Pentathletes! We are in extraordinary times, and extra- ordinarily, we, for the second time, invite you to the 43rd SAS International Pentathlon! With a mixture of optimism and great concern and respect for the ongoing corona pandemic, we prepare for the Pentathlon and sincerely hope that we will be able to run the event in March. Now, I am proud to announce our honorary guest, Patrick Küng Patrick was a highly accomplished Downhill and Super-G skier until he retired from the FIS World Cup in January 2019. He celebrated his greatest victory at the world championships in Beaver Creek in 2015 winning the gold medal in the men’s Downhill race. He was part of the Swiss national team racing in the World Cup for 10 years, with several victories and podium positions both in Super-G and Downhill. From my own experience, I can attest that Patrick is also a great cross- country skier, so the skating specialist pentathletes starting ahead of Patrick on Sunday’s cross-country race should keep an eye over their shoulder! After finishing his athletic career, Patrick remains loyal to the skiing industry. He is now engaged as a sales representative and business developer with Bartholet, a company producing ski lifts. He lives together with his wife, Bianca, and their one-year-old son, Nevio, close to the Flumserberge ski resort. As I am writing this introduction, the corona statistics bode for a grim outlook. The death tolls are high, hospitals’ intensive care wards are close to capacity, we are discouraged from socializing and seeing our beloved ones and friends. Even bigger and more traditional winter sports events, like the Lauberhorn races, are cancelled. With great em- pathy for those hit hard by the pandemic, we accept the possibility of another cancellation of the Pentathlon. But we must also remain opti- mistic and prepare for the event in March in the same manner as we always have. We even go beyond; we will do what we can to adhere to health and safety requirements so that we can run a safe event – even if it means significant adjustments to the well-known programme. Visit www.sas-pentathlon.com for information and updates. You will possibly miss the familiar physical Pentathlon-booklet that has arrived in your mailboxes every year since 1978. The SAS Interna- tional Pentathlon runs with time, and in the name of digitalisation and environmental focus, it is time to take the step into the digital age and distribute this booklet electronically. We sincerely thank our sponsors who endorse our move and for their continued support. I do welcome you to Grindelwald in March! Yours, Rolf Ringdal, President Organizing Committee THE GREATEST SUCCESS STORIES ARE NEVER WRITTEN ALONE. Julius Baer is the number 1 private bank in the BILANZ Private-Banking-Ranking and would like to thank all of its clients for their trust. juliusbaer.com Honorary Guest Patrick Küng Patronage Ivan Wagner President SAS Christoph Nater 1. Organization 1.1 Organization Committee President Rolf Ringdal, SAS Contest Florian Schmid, Samuel Kind, SAS Accommodation Thomas Almer, SAS Sponsoring Robert Kessler, SAS Admin., IT, Results Constantin Schrafl, SAS 1.2 Event Organizers Giant-Slalom Samuel Kind, SAS Ski-Jump SAS Norge Target Curling Magnus Bergaplass, SAS Cross-Country Ski Gaudenz Flury, SAS Swimming Martina Gebert, SAS 1.3 Technical Services Timing Sport-Timing Schönried, Johny Wyssmüller Technical Support Tourismus Grindelwald Transport Grindelwald First Ltd. Photo Service Ernst Schudel, Grindelwald 1.4 Information Service and Check-in Tourist Office Telephone +41 33 854 12 12 Check-in Hotel Sunstar, +41 33 854 77 77 1.5 Application To help us in our administrative efforts, please register your team online, www.sas-pentathlon.com. Deadline: March 2. Acceptance is at the discretion of the organizers. Team members can be substituted until Friday evening’s briefing. With the application the captain confirms that all team members have the necessary competence to accomplish the five events, and that they are adequately insured (accident and 3rd party liability). 5 Ich war noch nie so nervös wie im Ziel, Luca Aerni stürmte 2017 an der Ski-WM in St. Moritz ins Ram- penlicht – der Berner nicht mal fuhr von Rang 30 zum WM-Titel in der alpinen Kombination. (Quelle: watson.ch, am Start. 13.2.2017) 43. Internationaler SAS-Pentathlon Fünf Disziplinen, fünf Mal Adrenalin Alle relevanten Disziplinen haben auch wir unter einem Dach erfolgreich vereint – die Universitätsklinik Balgrist ist mit ihren zehn Fachbereichen und Zentren ein hoch- spezialisiertes Kompetenzzentrum für die Abklärung, Behandlung und Nachbetreuung von Schädigungen des Bewegungsapparats. Wir wünschen allen Teilnehmenden einen verletzungs- freien Pentathlon 2021. Wenn Sie uns aber brauchen, sind wir für Sie da. www.balgrist.ch 1.6 Fees Regular: CHF 180.– Event fee, Saturday lift ticket and Saturday dinner per person. Special: CHF 60.– Event fee, Saturday lift ticket and Saturday dinner per person for competitors born in 1992 or later, or domiciled outside Switzerland. To be paid in advance via Ticket Shop of our website http://www.sas-pentathlon.com or to Schweizerischer Akademischer Skiclub, Pentathlon, at Credit Suisse, 8070 Zurich, IBAN CH76 0483 5035 0099 2000 0. 1.7 Accommodation The participants are individually responsible for their accom- modation. Please make your reservations as early as possible and refer to «SAS Pentathlon» when booking. Hotel Sunstar**** CHF 152.– p. P. www.grindelwald.sunstar.ch, +41 33 854 77 77 For all other hotels (***bed & breakfast rate at ca. CHF 75.– p. P.) check grindelwald.swiss to book online or call Grindelwald Tourism, +41 33 854 12 12. 2. General Conditions and Rules of the International SAS Pentathlon Special rules applicable to «Pentathlon Light» see 3.7 2.1 Aim To foster polysportive interests as well as the famous «SAS spirit». To encourage athletes of all ages, men and women, to partici- pate in combined competitions. To activate contacts between SAS and associates sports clubs. To motivate team spirit. Team score is more important than the individual result. 2.2 Events 1. Giant-Slalom (approx. 30 gates, 1,45 min.) 2. Ski-Jump (2 jumps only for distance, normal skis and bindings allowed) 3. Target Curling (8 stones) 4. Cross-Country on skis (approx. 5 km) 5. Swimming (66,67m free style) 2.3 Teams/Participants Teams of three persons, same gender or mixed, independent of age. Teams from universities, academic ski- and sports clubs and other clubs with friendship ties to the SAS. The final selection will be made by the Organization Commit- tee. Participants must reach age 12 in the particular Pentathlon year. 7 2.4 Conditions a) Each competitor must start in every event. b) Each team must appoint a Captain who will be responsible for the team being ready in all aspects. c) Each competitor will be allotted a starting number which must be worn in each event to be allowed to start. In the swimming event, the starting number must be carried to the starting block for identification. d) A competitor who is not ready to start an event at the adver- tised time may be disqualified for this event. e) A disqualified participant (infringement of rules) or a retiree from one and/or more events, is not eliminated from the competition, but will score no points in the events he did not participate. Only competitors participating in every event will be considered for the final classification. f) Exchange of team members will not be permitted after the briefing on Friday evening preceding the event, even in the case of injury, sickness and other reasons. However, the reduced team may remain in the competition and count for points. 2.5 Scoring For each event the results and rankings will be decided on the base of a point method (based on 1000 points). Competitors will be ranked in an order of merit for each event according to the rules. The points gained in each event will be increased by the handicap points. The total from all events will decide the final ranking of teams and individuals. The method of scoring, which is based on International Pentathlon Rules, as well as the handicap formulas, are included in the Rules and Conditions for each event (cf. scoring tabulation). 2.6 Protests Must be addressed by the Team Captain with the Event Or- ganizer within 30 minutes of completion of each event. The Event Organizer will investigate the protest and report to the Organizing Committee. The Jury’s decision is final. 9 180 Years of Expertise www.jsafrasarasin.com 2020 Award Winner: “World’s Best 2020 Award Winner: Private Bank for “Best Private Bank Social Responsibility” for Thematic Investing” Amsterdam • Basel • Bern • Doha • Dubai • Dublin • Frankfurt • Geneva • Gibraltar • Guernsey Hong Kong • Istanbul • London • Lucerne • Lugano • Luxembourg • Mexico • Monaco Munich • Nassau • Panama • Sao Paulo • Singapore • Tel Aviv • Vienna • Warsaw • Zurich History of the International SAS Pentathlon The idea of the SAS Pentathlon originated in the Scottish Highlands. It was brought to Switzerland in 1978 and the first Organizing Com- mittee consisted of Guolf Gattiker und Ivan Wagner. The history of the SAS Pentathlon, traced back all the way to its Greek Olympic ori- gin, is described in the SAS yearbook «Der Schneehase 1975–1980».
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