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Masters Regatta 01.09 - 05.09 – Linz / Ottensheim, Aut 2 WORLD 2021 ROWING MASTERS REGATTA 01.09 - 05.09 – LINZ / OTTENSHEIM, AUT 2 ROWING IS OUR PASSION Foto (C) Stefan Mayerhofer 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS A. Covid Regulations B. Organising Committee C. Arrival & Visa D. Local Transport & Parking E. Accommodation F. Registration G. Programme H. Map of Venue I. On-Site Facilities & Services J. Traffic Rules K. Regatta Information L. Tourism www.wrmr2021.com 4 A. COVID REGULATIONS f I. Entry into Austria Check the current entry regulations to Austria regularly. You can access this information at any time under the following link: EN | www.oesterreich.gv.at/en/themen/coronavirus_in_ oesterreich/pre-travel-clearance.html DE | www.oesterreich.gv.at/themen/coronavirus_in_ oesterreich/pre-travel-clearance.html f II. Pre-Check Questionnaire needed Forms need to be filled in on 23-25th August 2021 and the hardcopy must be shown on the entrance tent. If you or any other person experience COVID-19 related symptoms you have to contact OC [email protected] f III. Facemask requirements or [email protected] - OC will contact World Rowing You need to wear a facemask (FFP2 mask) all the time at the and World Rowing doctor as soon as possible. venue. The facemask is not required only when you are in boat. f VII. Bag storage, lunch and on-venue facilities Bag storage will be contactless using your accreditation f IV. Hand sanitizing card. When entering any buildings or zones you need to sanitize Respect all safety rules at the catering area. One way system. your hands using provided hand sanitizers. f VIII. Registration Center f V. Keeping distance All information will be distributed paperlessly using official If you or any other person experience COVID-19 related communication channels: webpages:worldrowing.com, symptoms you have to contact OC covid.wrmr2021@rudern- wrmr2021.com and mobile app WRMR 2021 for iOS and ooe.at. Android. OC will contact World Rowing and World Rowing doctor as soon as possible. f IX. Team tents No team tents allowed! f VI. Looking for symptoms f X. Showers & changing rooms Showers and Changing Rooms are closed. f XI. Grandstands During the event grandstands remain open. Keep distance and use only the allowed seats. f XII. Costs In the event of cancellation, the entry fee will be refunded minus transaction fees. (3,5 %). 5 6 B. ORGANISING COMMITTEE ADDRESS AND TELEPHONE NUMBERS 2021 World Rowing Masters Regatta Regattastrasse 1; 4100 Ottensheim; Austria Contact Person: Niklas Sageder, Head of OC Office Telephone: +43(0)7234 84030 Email: [email protected] Website: www.wrmr2021.com ORGANISING COMMITTEE STRUCTURE EXECUTIVE BOARD - President, Gerhard Wildmoser - President Austrian Rowing Federation, Horst Nussbaumer - President Upper Austrian Rowing Federation, Horst Anselm - Managing Director, Bernd Schuhmacher MANAGEMENT BOARD - President, Horst Anselm - Managing Director, Bernd Schuhmacher - Head of OC Office, Niklas Sageder - Environmental Officer, Liliane Pretterhofer - Accreditation & Registration, Ottilie Strobl WORLD ROWING EVENT MANAGER - Competition, Wolfgang Pawlinetz & Joachim Deutschbauer - Prateek Gumbar - Finances, Christian Affenzeller & Max Affenzeller - Logistics, Andreas Kropf SAFEGUARDING OFFICERS - Volunteers, Nora Zwillink & Susanne Rosmann - World Rowing Safeguarding Officer, Ana Nikolic - Covid Manager, Eva Grohmann - OC Event Safeguarding Officer, Elisabeth Dittrich WORLD ROWING MASTERS ROWING COMMISSION All rowers, entourage, coaches, volunteers and staff have a right - Ron Chen (USA), Chair to participate and work in a non-violent, safe and respectful - Gary Bain (GBR) environment. Behaviour and actions that constitute harassment - Inga Daukantiene (LTU) and abuse shall not be tolerated. If you have concerns regarding - Sebastian Franke (GER) harassment and abuse whilst you are at this World Rowing event, - Zdenka Norkova (CZE) please contact the Event Safeguarding Officers at the event or - Ana Nikolic (SRB) email [email protected]. - Herman Van Velze (RSA) 7 B. HOST COUNTRY & VENUE (C) WGD Donau Oö Tourismus GmbH INCREDIBLE EXPERIENCES, UPPER AUSTRIA Five things that make Upper Austria special. f 01 Upper Austria offers a convenient f 03 Upper Austria is a place of special f 04 Upper Austria is modern and and compact microcosm of the value – and it has received recognition innovative. Its inhabitants take a whole of Austria’s rich variety. From as such from UNESCO on a number of keen interest in the future and the the Bohemian Forest in the north occasions. The village of Hallstatt in changes it will bring. Many Upper to the Danube Valley and on to the the Salzkammergut region is a World Austrian companies are global leaders mountains and lakes of the northern Heritage Site, as are the prehistoric in their fields – a fact they’re eager to Alps, the Upper Austrian countryside is pile dwelling settlements on Lake demonstrate to visitors. the essence of everything that makes Attersee and Lake Mondsee. Many of Austria special. the region’s customs and traditions f 05 Travelling to Upper Austria is quick also feature on intangible cultural and easy, whether by flying to Blue f 02 Upper Austria is hospitable and heritage lists, and we must not forget Danube Airport Linz, taking the train welcoming. Its people fully appreciate Linz’s status as the cutting-edge (ÖBB) or driving (on the A1) from the treasures their state holds, UNESCO City of Media Arts. Vienna (180 km) or Salzburg (130 km). whether in its unique landscapes or its culinary delicacies, and are happy f upperaustria.com/rowing to nurture visitors’ interest in the local specialities and attractions. REGATTA VENUE LINZ-OTTENSHEIM The regatta venue is located in Ottensheim, an idyllic small town at a distance of 10 kilometres from Linz. The course is situated in a side branch of the river Danube, making it one of only a handful of natural, non-artificial regatta venues. After the attribution of the 2019 World Rowing Championships to Linz-Ottensheim, Austria, an extensive investment programme was started to modernise and expand the regatta venue. A futuristic, flood protected, and fully accessible National Training Centre for both rowers and canoeists has been constructed that enables to stage international events as the 2021 World Rowing Masters Regatta. World Rowing Under 23 World Rowing Nations Cup Nations Cup World Rowing Cup II Championships Championships 1990 1998 2001 2007 2008 2013 2018 2019 2021 World Rowing World Rowing Junior World Rowing World Rowing Junior Championships Championships and World Cup II Masters Regatta Rowing Championships (non-Olympic boats) www.wrmr2021.com 8 C. ARRIVAL & VISA Czech Republic Germany Slovakia Vienna 195km A1 A1 Hungary LIE Switzerland Italy Slovenia Due to its central location, Linz can easily be reached by bus, train, and car. ADDRESS REGATTA VENUE Regattastrasse 1; 4100 Ottensheim; Austria PUBLIC TRANSPORT f Linz-Hörsching International Airport direct bus connection to Linz: www.ooevv.at f Vienna International Airport direct train connection to Linz: tickets.oebb.at/en/ticket f Central Train Station Linz information and timetables: tickets.oebb.at/en/ticket CAR A1 Westautobahn (motorway) - Exit LINZ ZENTRUM (A7) - B127 (main road) westward direction OTTENSHEIM 9 COMPENSATION OF CO2 EMISSIONS Compensation means that CO2 emissions can be offset by a climate protection project somewhere else in the world. The Paris Climate Agreement aims at climate neutrality by 2050, that means a balance between additional CO2 emissions and their deple- tion in sinks - an ambitious goal. Therefore, it is absolutely essential to use all possible instruments that lead to CO2 reduction. Offsetting emissions begins whenever air or car travel is unavoidable. Consumers can offset unavoidable CO2 emissions by paying for them. Emissions therefore gain a certain price. Compensation has several positive effects. On the one hand, it raises consumers’ awareness of their activities and the emissions they generate. On the other hand, compensation projects have a positive effect on sustainable development in partnership countries, strengt- hening local sustainability pathways. Start your project here VISA REGULATIONS Citizens from some non-EU countries are required to hold a visa when travelling to the Schengen Area. The EU has a common list of countries whose citizens must have a visa when crossing the external borders and a list of countries whose citizens are exempt from that requirement. These lists are set out in Regulation (EU) 2018/1806. Generally, a short-stay visa issued by one of the Schengen States entitles its holder to travel throughout the 26 Schengen States for up to 90 days in any 180-day period. Further information can be found under: https://ec.europa.eu D. LOCAL TRANSPORT & PARKING The regatta venue Linz-Ottensheim is located within a distance of 10 kilometres from Linz. LOCAL TRANSPORT The use of public transport between Linz and the venue is included when booking accommodation through the OC. f Bus Line 200 f Bus Lines 230/231 and Train f Bike The bus line 200 operates between Also, there is public transport to Did you know that Ottensheim is located Central Train Station Linz (Linz Ottensheim train station (Ottensheim directly at the Danube Cycle Path and Hauptbahnhof – Bus Terminal) and Bahnhof) either by train or bus lines 230 therefore perfect to reach by bike? „Ottensheim Marktplatz“. The regatta and 231 in direction „Rohrbach“. To transport your bike from Linz to the venue lies within walking distance from venue, please take the train from „Linz/ „Ottensheim Marktplatz“. Information about all public transport Donau Urfahr Bahnhof“ to „Ottensheim possibilities can be found here Bahnhof“ (further information can be The timetable can be found here found here) or the „Danubebus“ for the waterway connection. Also, we provide a bike rental on-site. www.wrmr2021.com 10 PARKING f Cars f Trailer Opening hours contact point: Parking areas for private cars are Please check in your trailer at the Sunday, 29 Aug. to Tuesday, 31 Aug. in walking distance to the venue contact point you’ll pass when accessing from 09:00 – 17:00 hrs.
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