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Centro Velico Punta Ala Asd Maremma Tuscany Italy 1 2 3 Introduction Location Race Area 2021 FORMULA 18 EUROPEANS EVENT PROPOSAL PUNTA ALA CENTRO VELICO PUNTA ALA ASD MAREMMA TUSCANY ITALY 1 2 3 INTRODUCTION LOCATION RACE AREA 4 5 6 LOGISTICS ACCOMMODATIONS RESORT INTRODUCTION 1 01 INTRODUCTION DUE TO ITS IMPORTANCE, THE EVENT WILL OBTAIN SPONSORSHIPS FROM ALL LOCAL AND REGIONAL ADMINISTRATIONS. A JOINT EFFORT WITH THE COMMITTEE WILL COOPERATE WITH THE NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL CLASS ASSOCIATIONS TO ORGANIZED THE 2021 FORMULA 18 EUROPEANS INTRODUCTION 2 01 LOCATION LOCATION: PUNTA ALA EASY TO REACH GPS: N 42°.50'.29" E 10°.46'.47" MILANO: 400 km ROMA: 215 km FIRENZE (Airport): 160 km PISA (Airport): 130 km GROSSETO (Train station): 42 km FOLLONICA (Train station): 13 km SKILLED ORGANIZATION PUNTA ALA HAS DEMONSTRATED ITS SOLID RACE ORGANIZATION EXPERTISE SINCE 2004. HAVING ALREADY PLAYED HOST TO 16 CHAMPIONSHIP EVENTS FOR VARIOUS DISCIPLINES, WE KNOW WHAT WORKS AND HOW MAKE IT HAPPEN. 2004 WORLD F18 CHAMPIONSHIP 2013 NATIONAL HOBIE CAT 16 CHAMPIONSHIP 2006 NATIONAL F18 CHAMPIONSHIP 2014 NATIONAL A-CLASS CHAMPIONSHIP 2007 EUROPEAN TIGER AND FX ONE CHAMPIONSHIP 2015 WORLD A-CLASS CHAMPIONSHIP 2008 EUROPEAN CONTENDER CHAMPIONSHIP 2015 NATIONAL FIREBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2009 WORLD TOPCAT CHAMPIONSHIP 2016 NATIONAL MOTH CHAMPIONSHIP 2010 WORLD SUNFISH CHAMPIONSHIP 2017 NATIONAL F18 CHAMPIONSHIP 2011 WORLD FINN MASTER CHAMPIONSHIP 2017 NATIONAL FIREBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2012 WORLD DART18 CHAMPIONSHIP 2018 NATIONAL F18 CHAMPIONSHIP UPCOMING EVENTS: 2020 F18 NATIONAL REGATTA: ABOUT 40 BOATS 2021 FINN MASTERS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP: ABOUT 350 BOATS 2022 A-CLASS WORLDS: ABOUT 200 BOATS INTRODUCTION 3 01 RACE AREA THE GULF OF FOLLONICA, LOCATED IN THE MEDITERRANEAN SEA, IS ENCLOSED BY PIOMBINO, PUNTA ALA, AND THE ISLAND OF ELBA. PROTECTING IT FROM STRONG CURRENTS AND VERY STRONG WINDS. Gulf of Follonica Piombino Race Area (assumption) Elba Punta Ala CHARACTERISTICS OF THE RACE AREA GULF OF FOLLONICA SEA CHARACTERISTICS THE WATER TEMPERATURE DURING THE SUMMER MONTHS IS BETWEEN 18° AND 24° DEGREES CELSIUS. THE WATERS ARE CLEAN AND CERTIFIED BY INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS WHICH CONTROL THE QUALITY OF THE ENVIRONMENT. PROPOSED EVENT WEEK SEPTEMBER 3-10 We propose this week because it is for many the last week of summer holidays. For example both Bayern’s and Italy’s summer holidays end on September 13th. We also trust that the month of September, instead of the traditional month of July, is a good option as worlds are being held March 22-28 in Australia. INTRODUCTION 4 01 LOGISTICS LOGISTICS - STAFF INTRODUCTION Our secretary and beach staff will take care of all participants and their companions before, during and after the race days. A website could be available for on-line entries, N.O.R and immediate details and info. As an example, please visit the official web site of our Centro Velico: www.centrovelicopuntaala.it to see the past events INTRODUCTION 5 01 ACCOMMDATIONS ACCOMODATIONS PuntAla Camp & Resort Mobile Homes, Silverfield Campers, Pitches Restaurants & Bars, Supermarket & Bazaar PUNTALAPUNTALA CAMP & & RESORT RESORT FAMILYFAMILY FRIENDLYFRIENDLY ANDAND ENDLESSENDLESS FUN FUN INTRODUCTION 6 01 RESORT PuntAla Camp & Resort HOSTED BY NATURE FOLLOWING THE TRENDS OF THE ECO-TOURISM SECTOR, IN SYNERGY WITH THE SENSITIVITY OF ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES — THE PUNTALA CAMP & RESORT SITE WORKS TO RECREATE A “NATURAL LIFESTYLE”, AN APPROACH THAT HAS BEEN ACCLAIMED AND REWARDED BY NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS. THE CAMPING SITE HAS MOBILE HOME, TENT / CAMPER VAN-CARAVAN / TRAILER TENT PITCHES AVAILABLE IN VERY SHADY AREAS. NEARLY ALL THE ACCOMMODATIONS ARE LOCATED CLOSE TO THE SEA (MAXIMUM 300 METERS AWAY) WHERE THE VEGETATION IS DENSER, OTHERS RISE UP NEAR THE LARGE PLAYGROUND, AND OTHERS STILL ARE CLOSE TO THE SHOPS AND RESTAURANTS. The Best Choice… PUNTA ALA 2022 The Best Choice… PUNTA THANK YOUYOU FORFOR YOURYOUR CONSIDERATION CONTACT INFORMATION Thomas Daddi Maria Luisa Cionini Sailing Club Chairman Sailing Club Secretary email: [email protected] email: [email protected] phone: +39 347 807 1795 phone: +39 349 881 6427 Please watch our video: https://vimeo.com/imtb/sailwithus.
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