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Uci Road World Championships Via www.IrishCyclingNews.com UCI ROAD WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS TECHNICAL GUIDE Team Time Trials Individual Time Trials Road Races 17-24 SEPTEMBER 2017 Via www.IrishCyclingNews.com TECHNICAL GUIDE – 2017 UCI ROAD WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS 2 UCI SPORTS DEPARTMENT – SEPTEMBER 2017 Via www.IrishCyclingNews.com TECHNICAL GUIDE – 2017 UCI ROAD WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS TECHNICAL GUIDE – 2017 UCI ROAD WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS TABLE OF CONTENTS GENERAL INFORMATION 3 to 16 Event partners ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4 UCI Management Commitee, Professional Cycling Council and UCI Road Commission .......................................5 Out of competition programme ............................................................................................................................................................................ 6 Officials .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................7 General plan of competition venues....................................................................................................................................................... 8 to 9 Access to the main finish venue - accreditations for vehicles ....................................................................................................... 10 Access to feeding zones ................................................................................................................................................................................................11 Main finish venue - accreditation for individuals ....................................................................................................................................12 Bergen hotels .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................13 Information about race vehicles - distribution of vehicles to nations .....................................................................................14 Hospitals and medical services ..............................................................................................................................................................................15 Special regulations ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 16 UCI TEAM TIME TRIAL 17 to 22 INDIVIDUAL TIME TRIALS (WJ, MU, MJ, WE CATEGORIES) 23 to 30 INDIVIDUAL TIME TRIALS (ME CATEGORIES) 31 to 36 ROAD RACES (MU, WJ, WE CATEGORIES) 37 to 42 ROAD RACES (MU, MF CATEGORIES) 43 to 49 PAST WINNERS OF THE UCI ROAD WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS 50 to 51 FULL PROGRAMME OF EVENTS 52 3 UCI SPORTS DEPARTMENT – SEPTEMBER 2017 Via www.IrishCyclingNews.com TECHNICAL GUIDE – 2017 UCI ROAD WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS EVENT PARTNERS MAIN SPONSORS OFFICIAL SPONSORS OFFICIAL SUPPLIERS INSTITUTIONAL PARTNERS OFFICIAL MEDIA DISTRIBUTION PARTNERS TV PARTNERS ALBANIA RTSH NORWAY TV2 AUSTRALIA SBS PAN EUROPE* Eurosport 1 AUSTRIA ORF POLAND TVP BELGIUM RTBF, VRT SINGAPORE Starhub CANADA (ENG) FUBO TV SLOVAKIA RTV Slovakia CZECH REPUBLIC Czech TV SLOVENIA RTV Slovenia DENMARK TV2 SOUTH AFRICA Super Sport FRANCE France TV SPAIN TVE GERMANY ZDF SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Echonet ITALY RAI SWEDEN SVT JAPAN NHK SWITZERLAND SRF, RSI, RTS MALAYSIA ASTRO THAILAND Truevision MENA OSN UNITED KINGDOM BBC NETHERLANDS NOS USA NBCUniversal NEW ZEALAND SKY NZ * PAN Europe: Albania, Andorra, Armenia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Belgium, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Kazakhstan, Kosovo, Kyrgyzstan, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Macedonia, Malta, Moldova, Monaco, Montenegro, Morocco, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, San Marino, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine, United Kingdom, Vatican. 4 UCI SPORTS DEPARTMENT – SEPTEMBER 2017 Via www.IrishCyclingNews.com TECHNICAL GUIDE – 2017 UCI ROAD WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS TECHNICAL GUIDE – 2017 UCI ROAD WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS UCI MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE PRESIDENT MEMBERS Mr. Brian COOKSON Mr. Osama Ahmed Abdullah AL SHAFAR Mr. Mohammed BEN EL MAHI VICE-PRESIDENTS Mr. Renato DI ROCCO Mr. Mohamed Wagih AZZAM Mr. Harald Tiedemann HANSEN Ms Tracey GAUDRY Mr. Artur LOPES Mr. David LAPPARTIENT Mr. Igor Viktorovich MAKAROV Mr. Emin MÜFTÜOGLU Mr. José Manuel PELAEZ Mr. Mike PLANT Mr. Marian STETINA Mr. Tom VAN DAMME CO-OPTED MEMBER Mr. Bobbie TRAKSEL President of the UCI Athletes’ Commission PROFESSIONNAL CYCLING COUNCIL UCI ROAD COMMISSION PRESIDENT PRESIDENT Mr. David LAPPARTIENT (FRA) Mr. Tom VAN DAMME (BEL) MEMBERS APPOINTED BY THE UCI MANAGEMENT MEMBERS APPOINTED BY THE UCI MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE COMMITTEE Mr. Gilles DELION (FRA) Mr. Stefano FELTRIN (ITA) Mr. Marco PINOTTI (ITA) Mr. Alexander GUSYATNIKOV (RUS) Mr. Mike PLANT (USA) Mr. Charlie JACKSON (GBR) Ms Agata LANG (POL) Mr. Sean PETTY (USA) Mr. Tom VAN DAMME (BEL) Ms Yvonne MATTSSON (SWE) RIDERS’ REPRESENTATIVE ORGANISERS’ REPRESENATIVE Mr. Bobbie TRAKSEL (NED) - President of the UCI Mr. Ed BUCHETTE (LUX) - AIOCC Member Athletes’ Commission RIDERS’ REPRESENTATIVES MEMBERS APPOINTED BY PARTNER ASSOCIATIONS Ms Marianne VOS (NED) - Member of the UCI Athletes’ Mr. Gianni BUGNO (ITA) - CPA President Commission Mr. Javier BARRIO (ESP) - AIGCP Managing Director Ms Iris SLAPPENDEL (NED)- Member of the UCI Mr. Iwan SPEKENBRINK (NED) - AIGCP President Athletes’ Commission Mr. Richard CHASSOT (SUI) - AIGCP Director General DEVELOPMENT TEAMS’ REPRESENTATIVE Mr. Christian PRUDHOMME (FRA) - AIOCC President Mr. Pierre-Yves CHATELON (FRA) HONORARY PRESIDENT UCI PROFESSIONAL CONTINENTAL TEAMS Mr. Vitorio ADORNI (ITA) REPRESENTATIVE OBSERVER STATUS Mr. Javier BARRIO (ESP) - AIGCP Managing Director Mr. Roger LEGEAY (FRA) 5 UCI SPORTS DEPARTMENT – SEPTEMBER 2017 Via www.IrishCyclingNews.com TECHNICAL GUIDE – 2017 UCI ROAD WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS OUT OF COMPETITION PROGRAMME EVENT DATE TIME VENUE OPENING CEREMONY 16 Sept. 17:00-18:30 Torgallmenningen UCI WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS AND UCI BIKE CITY LABEL AWARDS 19 Sept. 18:00-19:30 Radisson Blu Royal Hotel 2018 INNSBRUCK PRESENTATION 20 Sept. 19:30-21:30 Grieghallen Convention Centre UCI CONGRESS – PRESIDENT ELECTION 21 Sept. 09:00-13:00 Radisson Blu Royal Hotel MASS PARTICIPATION EVENT 21 Sept. 15:30-18:30 Road Race Circuit UCI JUNIOR CONFERENCE 21 Sept. 16:30-18:00 Radisson Blu Royal Hotel CLOSING CEREMONY 24. Sept. 17:30-19:30 Torgallmenningen Other cultural and sporting events as well as entertainments open to public are available on www.bergen2017.no/en/programme UCI ATHLETES’ COMMISSION - ROAD REPRESENTATIVES Elections for the two road representatives – one man and one woman – will be held during the 2017 UCI Road World Championships taking place in Bergen (NOR). Under the new voting system, not only will the number of athletes on the UCI Athletes’ Commission increase, but there will be men-women parity across all disciplines. All representatives on the Commission will be elected for a term of four years, from the 2017 UCI Congress to the 2021 UCI Congress. The vote will be carried out as follows: 19 September (14:00-18:00) – Upon exit of Festplassen Mixed Zone, next to Transponder tent. 20 September (10:00-12:00) – In Team Parking Area (Lars Gate Hill) near Medical Tent 20 September (13:00-18:00) – Upon exit of Mt Floyen Mixed Zone, next to Transponder tent. 21 September (10:00-13:30) – In Team Parking Area (Lars Gate Hill) near Medical Tent Any athletes participating in the Elite competitions at Bergen will be eligible to vote. The results of the elections will be communicated via www.uci.ch. 6 UCI SPORTS DEPARTMENT – SEPTEMBER 2017 Via www.IrishCyclingNews.com TECHNICAL GUIDE – 2017 UCI ROAD WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS TECHNICAL GUIDE – 2017 UCI ROAD WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS OFFICIALS UCI HEAD OF ROAD Mathew KNIGHT / +44 788 006 13 51 UCI ROAD WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS GENERAL MANAGER Kevin BENJAMIN / +44 738 894 58 84 ASSISTANT Sophie GAIDON / +44 746 915 78 40 UCI ROAD WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS BERGEN 2017 ORGANISING COMMITTEE PRESIDENT Harald TIEDEMANN HANSEN HEAD OF COMMUNICATIONS BERGEN 2017 AMBASSADOR Toril BERLE SCHALCK / +47 938 13 731 Thor HUSHOVD TECHNICAL DIRECTOR SPORTS DIRECTOR Heikki DAHLE / +47 901 03 509 Torjus LARSEN / +47 907 47 472 ADMINISTRATIVE DIRECTOR MARKETING AND COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR Erik KUBON HALVORSEN / +47 984 03 378 Eli ORRE / +47 404 63 131 EVENT MANAGER HEAD OF SAFETY AND SECURITY Helge STORMOEN / +47 941 10 000 Svein Erik MALKENES / +47 924 35 699 COMPETITIONS MEDICAL SERVICE SPORTS MANAGER UCI OFFICIAL DOCTOR Vincent JOURDAIN / +44 788 006 12 91 Dr Ton ZASADA / +44 790 925 28 47 CHIEF DOCTOR IN THE RACE COURSE SECURITY Dr Terje STRAND / +47 952 51 051 Laurent SERVAES / +44 788 124 05 77 EMERGENCY SERVICES 113 T REGULATORS Robbie HUNTER / +44 778 546 79 51 24-HOUR DOCTOR +47 48 13 54 34 ECHNIQUE ET SÉCURIT Paolo LONGO BORGHINI /+44 788 006 15 02 SPORTS SERVICES SPORTS ASSISTANCE NEUTRAL SERVICE Olivier GRANDJEAN / +33 6 08 72 51 64 Bert Roesems (Shimano) / +32 475 871 740 SPORTS HEADQUARTERS
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