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Austrian Canoe Federation Berggasse 16 A-1090 Vienna T: +43 664 240 25 36 E: Office@Kanuverband.At W: ZVR-Zahl: 178316517 Austrian Canoe Federation Berggasse 16 A-1090 Vienna T: +43 664 240 25 36 E: [email protected] W: www.kanuverband.at ZVR-Zahl: 178316517 SULZER ICF RANKING RACE VIENNA|AUT 3rd – 5th August 2018 CONTENT FOREWORD ............................................................................................................................................. 3 GENERAL INFORMATION VIENNA ........................................................................................................... 4 VENUE ..................................................................................................................................................... 5 EVENTS .................................................................................................................................................... 6 ENTRIES ................................................................................................................................................... 6 ACCREDITATION ...................................................................................................................................... 6 TRAINING SESSIONS ................................................................................................................................ 8 PROVISIONAL SCHEDULE ........................................................................................................................ 8 RACE PROGRESSION ................................................................................................................................ 9 AWARD CEREMONY ................................................................................................................................ 9 TRANSPORT ........................................................................................................................................... 10 ACCOMODATION .................................................................................................................................. 11 VISA INFORMATION .............................................................................................................................. 13 MEDIA ACCREDITATION ........................................................................................................................ 13 CONTACTS ............................................................................................................................................. 14 Austrian Canoe Federation Berggasse 16 A-1090 Vienna T: +43 664 240 25 36 E: [email protected] W: www.kanuverband.at ZVR-Zahl: 178316517 FOREWORD This year, the Austrian Canoe Federation together with the Slovak Canoe Association launched a new race Series: The Danube Cup. The races this year will take place from 27th to 29th of July in Bratislava and from 3rd to 5th of August in Vienna. Apart from medals in the individual competitions there will be prize money awarded to the overall Danube Cup winners. Strengthened by the success of the 2014 European Canoe Slalom Championships and the Wildwater Sprint World Championships 2015, the Austrian Canoe Federation together with the Vienna Watersports Arena powered by Wien Energie, want to establish themselves as a reliable host for future big events. The modern performance centre of the Austrian Canoe Federation Is located on the so called “Donauinsel”, a long and narrow island in central Vienna next to the Danube. To most visitors, the island is known as a recreational area with bars, restaurants, nightclubs and many sports opportunities. Recently Vienna has been rated for the ninth year in a row as the world’s most “liveable” city and we warmly welcome the athletes and their teams to our beautiful city. Good luck for the races and best regards, Herbert Preisl, President GENERAL INFORMATION VIENNA Recently, Vienna has been voted most liveable city for the ninth time in a row and there are many reasons for that. Its urban atmosphere, combined with large recreational areas and a lively cultural landscape as well as the hospitability of the locals, this all contributes to the positive image of the beautiful city on the Danube river. Visitors of Vienna get to experience the high culture of the centrepiece of the old Habsburg monarchy, the glitter of the Vienna ball culture, the lively urban sphere of young professionals making the city their playground and the Viennese special zest for life, which you can find in the “Heurigen” (traditional wine cellar bars) on the outskirts of the town. Of course, Vienna has been making its way in the sphere of sports events as well. The hosting of the UEFA EURO 2008 and the FIVB Beach Volleyball World Championships 2017 were great successes. The Vienna City Marathon is Austria´s largest running competition and attracted about 40,000 runners from 125 nations in 2017. Also the 2014 European Canoe Slalom Championships and the Wildwater Sprint World Championships 2015 at the Vienna Watersports Arena were great successes for the Austrian canoeing community. All of these events are not only well-organized and successes in terms of revenue but also made their impact on the image of Vienna as a sport city. VENUE The Vienna Watersports Arena powered by Wien Energie is the first artificial slalom course in Austria, opened August 2013. The High Performance Centre of the Austrian Canoe Federation is a modern and economically efficient sport venue with a growing number of visitors each year. Most importantly, it is a perfect training spot for Austria’s top athletes and a course with interesting characteristics. Course Length: 255m Address: Drop: 3,75m Vienna Watersports Arena Steinspornbrücke 1 Width: 10 - 16m A-1220 Wien Google Maps Link: Flow rate: 8 - 12 m3 / sec. https://goo.gl/maps/dsK96WYnt8n Grade: III/IV EVENTS K1-M K1-W C1-M C1-W C2-Mx ENTRIES Nominal entries must be processed via ICF online entries system. Please note the following deadline for the nominal entries: 20/07/2018 There is no limit for the number of boats per event per federation. During the week prior to race please come to the race office to check your entries. ACCREDITATION The accreditation fee is € 125,- per athlete. The payment of the accreditation fee can be made in cash at the venue directly before the start of the first training. For bank transfers, please use the following account details: Account Holder: Austrian Canoe Federation Subject: Danube Cup Vienna – followed by nation/name IBAN: AT49 2011 1829 8330 7901 BIC: GIBAATWWXXX Also note that transaction costs are the responsibility of your NF. If your payment will be done by bank transfer, please make sure that we receive the payment no later than 23rd July 2018. For Bibs we will take a deposit of € 50, - per Club or Federation. The accreditation fee includes: One Training Session (1h) per day the week prior to competition: 30th July – 02nd August 2018. Free training in groups from 08:00 till 16:00 on Friday (3rd August 2018). The duration of these sessions will be approx. 45 min and depend on the total numbers of participants. Entry fee Lunch for Saturday and Sunday Please come to the race office during the weak prior to the race to check your entries. © Franz Anton TRAINING SESSIONS Trainings sessions from 30th of July to 2nd of August can be booked online via the following link: https://www.viennawatersportsarena.at/deutsch/danube-cup-2018-training-session/ For any questions please contact: Mr. Michael Straganz: T: +43 (0) 1 210 90 78 E: [email protected] PROVISIONAL SCHEDULE Please note that the race schedule is subject to change. The official race schedule will be provided at least 10 days prior to the competition. DATE TIME PROGRAMM Monday, 30.07. – Training in groups by schedule – upon request Thursday, 08:00 – 18:00 Accreditation fee payment before first training in race 02.08.2018 office 08:00 – 16:00 Training by Schedule 17:00 Course Closed & Course Setting Friday, 03.08.2018 17:00 – 19:00 Bib distribution 19:00 Teamleaders-Meeting 07:45 ITO Meeting Saturday, 08:15 Forerunners 04.08.2018 08:30 – 13:00 Qualification: C1-M; C1-W & C2-Mixed 13:00 – 17:00 Qualification: K1-M & K1-W 09:30 ITO Meeting 10:15 Forerunner Sunday, 05.08.2018 10:30 –14:00 Semifinals – all categories 14:30 – 16:00 Finals – all categories 16:30 – 17:30 Price giving Ceremony RACE PROGRESSION According to the ICF Rules. AWARD CEREMONY DANUBE CUP l - Bratislava – Prizes will be awarded to the Top 3 athletes. DANUBE CUP II - Vienna – Prizes will be awarded to the Top 3 athletes. DANUBE CUP OVERALL - Prize Money will distributed to the Top 3 athletes in the overall Danube Cup ranking in the Categories K1-W, K1-M, C1-W, C1-M as follows: 1st € 400,- 2nd € 200,- 3rd € 100,- © Franz Anton TRANSPORT Vienna has one of the most efficient public transport systems in the world. We highly recommend making use of the available subways, tram and bus system and to leave your car at your accommodation when visiting the City. TRAVEL BY PUBLIC TRANSPORT TO VENUE To get to the Vienna Watersports Arena your best option is the subway line U2 (direction: Seestadt, stop: Donaustadtbrücke) and then the bus 92B (Direction: Ölhafen, stop: Biberhaufenweg), which will take you right to the Steinspornbrücke where the Vienna Watersports Arena is located. PARKING Parking directly at the Vienna Watersports Arena is strictly forbidden. Please use the designated parking areas and walk over Steinspornbrücke (Bridge) approx. 5 minutes to the venue. It is only allowed to drop off your boats at the first arrival. There will be a control point in front
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