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2-3 September 2017 Kruszwica Poland 2-3 September 2017 Kruszwica Poland WORLD ROWING AND WWF PARTNERS FOR CLEAN WATER URZĄD MARSZAŁKOWSKI WOJEWÓDZTWA KUJAWSKO-POMORSKIEGO KRUSZWICA 3 Table of contents 4. Honorary patron of the 1st Europe an Rowing Under 23 Championships 2017. 5. Welcome to 1st European Rowing Under 23 Championships 2017. 6. The Mayor of Kruszwica. 7. European Rowing Under 23 Championships. 8. Kruszwica. 10. Regatta course. 13. Travel to Kruszwica. 14. Accommodation. 16. Organization. 18. Provisional competition schedule. 4 Honorary patron of the 1st European Rowing Under 23 Championships 2017 Dear Rowers The race course at Goplo Lake is regarded as one of the best natural water regions in Europe. It is a perfect place to host significant sports events. Hosting the European Rowing Championships is a great honour for local rowing. I am convinced that the Championships will be met with great interest at home and abroad, and will create an opportunity for promoting the Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodenship in Europe. It is with great pleasure that I accept the position of honorary patron of the First European Rowing Under 23 Championships, which will take place in the Polish town of Kruszwica on 2nd - 3rd September 2017. I would like to wish the best of luck to all the rowing teams and crews, and to the organisers. I hope you achieve all your goals, and I hope you are satisfied with this event. The Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivode Mikołaj Bogdanowicz 5 Welcome to 1st European Rowing Under 23 Championships 2017 Young Friends and Sportsmen! The Kujawsko-Pomorskie Region and the Town of Kruszwica are the hosts of 2017 European Rowing Under 23 Championships. This is a superb opportunity to present our region – Cuiavia and Pomerania to youth from many European countries. Sport is a perfect ground for international understanding and a chance to establish friendships. I believe the youth who will arrive at Kruszwica shall be joined by far more than rowing competition on the Gopło lake. Kujawsko-Pomorskie is developing sports. 2017 European Rowing U-23 Championships is not the only big event in our region. Another just as prestigious is the European Athletics U-23 Championships in Bydgoszcz, and International Athletics Indoor Meeting Copernicus Cup in Toruń. We are proud of our water-sports which are the brands of the region. Our athletes of rowing, canoeing and windsurfing have won several medals during European, and world championships as well as Olympic Games. I welcome you in Poland, in Cuiavia and Pomerania - the region that support youth, activity and creativity. I hope you will bring from here unforgettable good memories and come back in the future. Piotr Całbecki Marshal of the Kujawsko-Pomorskie Voivodeship 6 The Mayor of Kruszwica Dear Rowing Friends! I hereby inform that we are privileged to organize the 1st European Rowing Under 23 Championships, a prestigious sports event, which will take place in Kruszwica in 2017. I always acknowledge and support every action that propagates physical culture, sports and sports competition. I am proud that Kruszwica, which is situated by picturesque lake Gopło and undoubtedly has well-established rowing traditions, has become a place of rowing rivalry for outstanding sportspersons. We are highly experienced in organizing rowing competitions. It was lake Gopło that hosted events such as the Polish Rowing Junior Championships, the Polish Rowing Senior Championships, the Polish Youth Olympic Days, the 1st European Rowing Junior Championships and the 5th European Universities Rowing Championships. Our great advantage is the fact that we possess suitable sports infrastructure and a natural rowing course; the latter has recently been thoroughly modernized so it meets required standards. I am convinced that this championship will be a great and unique sports event for the competitors, the invited visitors as well as the inhabitants of Kruszwica and Kuyavian-Pomeranian Region. You are cordially invited to Kruszwica, a legendary capital of Poland. Wishing you every success and pleasant experiences during the stay in our town and Kuyavian- -Pomeranian Region. Yours faithfully Dariusz Witczak Mayor of Kruszwica 7 European Rowing Under 23 Championships European Rowing Under 23 Championships in Kruszwica 2-3.09.2017 In 2017, Kruszwica will host the European Rowing Under 23 Championships. This will be another of the European sports events held in the town. Organizers expect a huge turnout from all over Europe. The races are scheduled for 2-3.09.2017. The competition will be staged by the Polish Rowing Federation and Goplo Kruszwica. Previous events organized by the rowing club Goplo Kruszwica (Olympic Hopes Regatta 2007, Academic European Championships 2009, European Rownig Junior Championships 2011 and Baltic Cup 2012) have been highly evaluated. We are honoured that FISA has decided to entrust the organization of this event to Poland. The Chairman of the club, Stefan Janeczek, is happy that the championships will be organized in our country and by his club. 8 Kruszwica Kruszwica ( 52° 40’38’’ N,18° 19’45’’ E ) is a town in central Poland, situated at Lake Goplo in the Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship (since 1999), previously in the Bydgoszcz Voivodeship (1975-1998). Its population reaches 9,412 people (2004) living in the area of over 9,800 hectares. The town charter was granted to the settlement in 1422 by king Władysław Jagiello. Kruszwica, the legendary capital of Piast Monarchy, with its administrative district has 26.219 hectares; the majority of the land is devoted to agriculture but 6,600 hectares is a reserve of Goplo Millennium Park. The name Kruszwica comes from a lump of salt which was called “kruszwa” in the Old Polish language. In the Middle Ages, salt was obtained from the undergro- und salt water of the neighbouring area. The emblem of the town is a picture of a green pear tree, a traditional Polish symbol of wealth. Kruszwica is beautifully situated at Lake Goplo and its location is great encouragement to visit this magnificent district of Kujawy. 9 Kruszwica One of the most famous monuments of Kruszwica is The Mouse Tower. Made of bricks, this octagonal tower is 32 meters high and it is situated on Rzepowski peninsula at Lake Goplo.The most interesting thing is the architecture because the tower inside has the round shape. This is the part of a castle which was built by Kazimierz Wielki in 1350. At first, it was a small fort built in order to protect Kruszwica from the Knights of the Cross. After the breakdown of the Teutonic Order, it became a seat of Kruszwica’s castellany. It was devastated by Swedes in 1657 after having been occupied by them for two years. The tower was bought back by Adam who gave the Swedes a ransom of pigs and cattle. Since 1895 it has been a tourist attraction and a vantage point. 10 Regatta course A natural rowing course situated in a Landscape Park, protected by the program Natura 2000 is a wonderful place to rest and to play water sports. The post-glacial lake is a sheltered spot. The rowing club is situated just by the lake shore, near the regatta course, so it is very easy, comfortable and safe to keep the boats and to go down the water. The area of the club is fenced in and monitoring 24 hours a day. Near the regatta course, there is a historical tower, 32 meters high, which provides a great opportunity to admire wonderful views of the lake as well as the regatta course. The activists of our “Goplo Kruszwica” Rowing Club have great experience in organising rowing competitions, including European Championships with over 1000 competitors. We have vast rescue and medical services. Near the regatta course, there is a restaurant which serves tasty meals. There is also a guarded car park for about 300 cars and buses. 11 Regatta course N 12 Regatta course 13 Travel to Kruszwica By Air: The nearest airports are: Paderewski Airport in Bydgoszcz – about 60 km from Kruszwica, Lawica Airport in Poznan – about 110 km from Kruszwica and Chopin Warsaw Airport in Warsaw – about 250 km from Kruszwica or Wrocław Airport – about 230 km from Kruszwica. Transport from all airports is provided by the organizer. By Road: In order to get from Warsaw to Kruszwica, you have to take route 62, from Poznan you have to take route 5/E261 and then route 15 and from Wroclaw you have to take route 25. 14 Accommodation All participants of the European Rowing Under 23 Championships 2017 will be accommodated in two sanatorium hotels. Breakfasts and dinners will be served at the hotels, while lunches will be provided on the regatta course. Transport from the hotels to Kruszwica will be provided as well. The hotels are located 17 km away from the destination. The cost of accommodation per day including breakfast, lunch and dinner are: single room 90 Euro, double room 75 Euro, 3 person room 65 Euro. ENERGETYK Hotel - can accommodate 400 peoples. Niepubliczny Zakład Opieki Zdrowotnej Centrum Uzdrowiskowe ENERGETYK Sp. z o.o. 88-100 Inowrocław ul. Wilkońskiego 2; tel. 48 52 353 57 00 fax. 48 52 353 57 30 15 Accommodation OAZA Hotel - can accommodate 200 peoples. Sanatorium Uzdrowiskowe Ośrodek Rehabilitacji i Odnowy Biologicznej „OAZA” d. Sanatorium Metalowiec 70 88-100 Inowrocław, ul. Świętokrzyska 76 tel. 48 52 355 11 22, fax 48 52 355 11 26 16 Organization The Organizing Committee for the 2017 First European Rowing Under 23 Championship. Dariusz Witczak Mayor of Kruszwica The President of The Organizing Comittee. Stefan Janeczek The Vice President of The Organizing Committee: • The President of Kujawsko – Pomorskie Regional Rowing Association. • The President of “Goplo” Kruszwica Rowing Club. Robert Zaborski •The Vice President of The Organizing Committee.
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