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MEDIA GUIDE DOSS PRESS OPEN EDF:Mise En Page 1 28/06/12 9:19 Page 3 DOSS PRESS OPEN EDF:Mise en page 1 28/06/12 9:19 Page 1 MEDIA GUIDE DOSS PRESS OPEN EDF:Mise en page 1 28/06/12 9:19 Page 3 Paris, à trois semaines des Jeux Olympiques! quelques jours des Jeux Olympiques, les stars de la natation mondiale se donnent rendez-vous à l’OPEN EDF les 6 et 7 juillet. AOn y retrouvera l’élite de la natation française, mais aussi les champions étrangers tels que : Kirsty Coventry, Zimbabwe, (championne olympique du 200 dos), Eamon Sullivan, Australie, (vice-champion olympique du 100 nage libre), Laszlo Cseh, Hongrie (quadruple médaillé olympique) et bien d’autres encore… seront de la partie. Au total, 42 nations seront représentées, dont 14 équipes nationales olympiques. A la piscine de la Croix Catelan, dans un lieu magique au centre de Paris… l’OPEN EDF, dont c’est la 6e édition, est aujourd’hui un concept, une marque, un évènement reconnu dans le monde du sport. Evoluant au fur et à mesure des années et en fonction du calendrier, C’est un moment privilégié où se côtoient les champions et le grand public venu les encourager » SOMMAIRE Les infos utiles ............................................... 4 Le programme ............................................... 5 > 6 Les délégations étrangères ................................. 7 > 9 Les têtes d’affiche............................................ 10 > 14 Les équipes de France ....................................... 15 > 16 Les engagements à l’OPEN .................................. 17 Les records du monde Dames ............................... 18 Les records du monde Messieurs ........................... 19 Les records d’Europe Dames ................................20 Les records d’Europe Messieurs ............................. 21 Les records de France Dames ............................... 22 Les records de France Messieurs ............................ 23 Le prize money « Top 5» .................................... 24 Le remerciements ............................................ 27 Plus d’infos sur : www.openedf.com Réalisation : Service de presse FFN Remerciements pour leur collaboration : Georges Kiehl, Sophie Lardillat, Patrick Deléaval 3 DOSS PRESS OPEN EDF:Mise en page 1 28/06/12 9:19 Page 5 > INFOS UTILES > PROGRAMME > Droits TV Europe (territoire EBU), Accréditation media VENDREDI 6 JUILLET 2012 VENDREDI 6 JUILLET 2012 VENDREDI 6 JUILLET 2012 (Date limite : mercredi 27 juin) Marco Pellegrini, Aucune demande ne sera prise en considération à l’issue Email : [email protected] de cette date. Matin : 10H00 Après-midi : 17H20 Après-midi : 18H00 Si votre accréditation n’a pas été confirmée par mail, Gestion sur le site : Finales B Finales A merci de contacter le Service de presse de la FFN : Sébastien Delestre, Directeur production [email protected] ; [email protected] Eurosport 50 papillon M 50 papillon M 800 nage libre (s.rapide) Tél. : +33 (0) 6.59.85.94.88, Seuls les journalistes, reporters, détenteurs Email : [email protected] de la carte de presse officielle en cours de 200 nage libre D 200 nage libre D 50 papillon M validité seront accrédités. Les medias auront la possibilité de retirer leur accréditation sur Contacts presse : 50 brasse M 50 brasse M 200 nage libre D le site de la compétition (au Media Center) Fédération Française de Natation (accréditations, infos…) dès le jeudi 5 juillet. 100 brasse D 100 brasse D 50 brasse M Marie Christine Ucciani, Responsable presse La carte de presse vous sera demandée sur Tél. : +33 (0)1 41 83 87 55 ; +33 (0)6 89 18 85 79 400 4 nages M (s.lentes) 100 papillon D 100 brasse D place. Emails : [email protected] [email protected] 100 papillon D 100 dos M 400 4 nages M (s.rapide) Le site Pour EDF 100 dos M 50 dos D 100 papillon D Lagardère Paris Racing Sonia Berkani, Attachée de presse Havas Sport Chemin de la Croix Catelan Tél. : +33 (0)1 58 47 86 37, +33 (0)6 28 41 65 72 75016 Paris Email : [email protected] 50 dos D 200 papillon M 100 dos M Tél. : +33 (0) 145 27 55 85 A noter dans votre agenda : 200 papillon M 200 4 nages D 50 dos D Les accès Le jeudi 5 juillet : 200 4 nages D 400 nage libre M 200 papillon M Voiture/car : Conférence de presse et points presse sortie périphérique Porte de la Muette Direction Bois de Boulogne et Croix Catelan. Lieu : 400 nage libre M 50 nage libre D 200 4 nages D Transport en commun : sur le site du Lagardère Paris Racing Métro ligne 9, descendre à Ranelagh ou par 50 nage libre D 200 brasse M 400 nage libre M le RER C descendre à Henri Michel. Horaires : PC1, arrêt porte de Passy matin /11H00 : points presse au media center 200 brasse M 200 dos D 50 nage libre D 10 mn à pied, direction Bois de Boulogne Laure Manaudou, Fabien Gilot, Camille Parking presse limité. Lacourt, Florent Manaudou. 200 dos D 100 nage libre M 200 brasse M Entraîneur : Romain Barnier Demande d’installation de lignes numeris : après-midi / 15H45 : conférence de presse et 100 nage libre M 200 dos D Orange France Télécom, Service des abonnements points presse au Restaurant (côté entrée A - temporaires proche du media center) 800 nage libre (s.lentes) 100 nage libre M Email : [email protected], Tél. : 01.55.56.15.46 16H00 : début de la conférence de presse Fin : 19H43 de présentation en présence de : Cahterine Les droits TV Lescure (EDF), Francis Luyce, Christian Donzé Des droits d’exclusivité ont été (FFN) et les nageurs du Team EDF : Yannick négociés avec EUROSPORT FRANCE. Agnel, Alain Bernard, Coralie Balmy, Hugues Duboscq, Camille Muffat. Contacts : > Droits TV nationaux et hors Europe, 16H30 / 17H15 : Points presse des nageurs du Katarina Poggioli, Team EDF. Email : [email protected] * Points presse : Amaury Leveaux, et les > Droits internationaux (hors Europe EBU), entraîneurs Denis Auguin, Fabrice Pellerin Julien Millereux, (en attente d'une confirmation d'horaire). Email : [email protected] 4 5 DOSS PRESS OPEN EDF:Mise en page 1 28/06/12 9:19 Page 7 > PROGRAMME > DÉLÉGATIONS ÉTRANGÈRES SAMEDI 7 JUILLET 2012 SAMEDI 7 JUILLET 2012 SAMEDI 7 JUILLET 2012 42 nations étrangères présentes à l’OPEN EDF, Matin : 10H00 Après-midi : 17H20 Après-midi : 18H00 dont 14 équipes nationales olympiques : Finales B Finales A Pays Nageurs Nageuses 50 papillon D 50 papillon D 1500 nage libre M (s.rapide) Afrique du Sud Van der BURGH Cameron Algérie KEBBAB Nabil 200 nage libre M 200 nage libre M 50 papillon D Allemagne Equipe nationale DEIBLER Markus LIPPOK Silke DEIBLER Steffen MENSING Jenny 50 brasse D 50 brasse D 200 nage libre M DI CARLI Marco POEWE Sarah FELDWEHR Hendrik RUHNAU Caroline GLANIA Jan-Philip VITTING Lisa 100 brasse M 100 brasse M 50 brasse D MEEUW Helge WENK Alexandra VOM LEHN Christian Allemagne Bavaria 400 4 nages D (s.lentes) 100 papillon M 100 brasse M MEISSNER Soeren KALLA Lena SCHWINGENSCHLOGL Fabian LAEMMLER Nadine WERKMESTER Max ROGER Tina 100 papillon M 100 dos D 400 4 nages D (s.rapide) WOLF Philipp SCHLEGEL Dajama Allemagne Berlin SV WUDTKE Paul EICHHORN Doris 100 dos D 50 dos M 100 papillon M REUSS Eric RIEBENSAHM Alisa SCHUCHHARDT Nancy 50 dos M 200 papillon D 100 dos D WOHLERT Franziska Allemagne Hambourg VOLLMER Bastian 200 papillon D 200 4 nages M 50 dos M WIECHHYSEN Paul Allemagne Heidelberg FISCHER Mark DALACKER Sibylle 200 4 nages M 400 nage libre D 200 papillon D HENGEL Simon JANSEN Fransiska KOHLER Sarah KOST Nina 400 nage libre D 50 nage libre M 200 4 nages M SILVEIRA Sarah Allemagne Württemberg BERGER Florian 50 nage libre M 200 brasse D 400 nage libre D HUSING Lukas KUHN Jusius Allemagne SC Magdeburg 200 brasse D 200 dos M 50 nage libre M HENTKE Franziska Allemagne SV Wacker Burghausen HAUPERT Vanessa 200 dos M 100 nage libre D 200 brasse D Australie SULLIVAN Eamon EDINGTON Sophie TARGETT Matt GOLDMAN Katie 100 nage libre D 200 dos M KUKLA Yolane Autriche STRIGL Christina 1500 nage libre M (s.lentes) 100 nage libre D Belgique Equipe nationale GRANDJEAN Yoris LECLUYSE Fanny HEERBRANDT François Fin : 19H49 SURGELOOSE Glenn SYSTERMANS Pholien Bostwana TODD Adrian RUELE Naomi Bulgarie RANGELOVA Nina Burkina Faso OUEDRAOGO Adama OUEDRAOGO Angelika Cameroun GUEDIA Mouafo-Antoinette Danemark Farum HEDEGAARD Niklas SIEM PEDERSEN Frederik Ecosse Equipe nationale BUCHAN Kerry MUIR Ross SCOTT Douglas SMITH Lewis 6 7 DOSS PRESS OPEN EDF:Mise en page 1 28/06/12 9:19 Page 9 > DÉLÉGATIONS ÉTRANGÈRES Pays Nageurs Nageuses Pays Nageurs Nageuses Espagne Equipe nationale Pays-Bas RTC Drachten MUNOZ Rafael BADILLO Conception HAZELEGEN Stephan VAN DER STRUIK Monique SAUMELL Eloi COSTA Melanie VAN LITH Sébas CASTRO Patricia Pologne Equipe nationale DA ROCHA Duane KORZENIOWSKI Pawel DOWGIERT Anna IGNACIO Judit KUCZKO Slawomir PUTRA Aleksandra MORANT Lydia WOJT Lukasz SZCZEPANIAK Karolina PERIS Mercedes TCHORZ Alicja VILLAECIJA Erika WILK Katarzyna Espagne Castalia-Castellon Portugal MARTINEZ David OLIVEIRA Sara Estonie Rép. Tchèque DEGTJARJOV Pjotr GROSSMANN Tess DOSTALOVA Sabina JUERISOO Kristjan HARUTJUNJAN Maria RD Congo Equipe nationale PROVORKOV Filipp KERSA Karleen MASUMBUKO MUADA Franck KABAMBA NGUNWA Véronique PAK Gerda MUTAPAYI WA MUTAPAYI Bruno KASANGA BAHATA Irene SEPP Kaetlin OTETE OTIKA Serge LIANZA ESIYO Jeannine VAPPER Karen Grande-Bretagne MULOPO KONO Judhit JAMIESON Michael Roumanie Hongrie POTEC Camélia CSEH Laszlo Russie Equipe nationale Iles Marshall DEGTYAREV Egor BESPALOVA Irina HARRIS Giordan HEPLER Ann-Marie FESIKOV Sergey POPOVA Zueva Islande Equipe nationale GRECHIN Andrey SOKOLOVA Elena McKEE Anton Sveinn GUSTAFSDOTTIR Eyglo Osk KOROTYSHKIN Evgeny ZUEVA Anastasia SVEINSSON Jakob Johann HANNESDOTTIR Eva LAGUNOV
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