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01-10 March 2021 Team GUIDE TEAM GUIDE 01-10 MARCH 2021 www.bansko2021.ski FB Bansko2021 IG Bansko2021 Official hashtags: #bansko2021 #bansko2021jwsc #jwsc2021 Dear participants, guests and media, On behalf of Bansko and Bulgaria we welcome you all to the FIS Alpine Junior World Ski Championships Bansko 2021 and wish you a pleasant and unforgettable stay in the majestic Pirin Mountain! The town is already famous with its capabilities as trusted organizer of top alpine competitions for all age groups locally, regionally, nationally and internationally. We pamper our guests with typical Bulgarian hospitality and are ready to celebrate the best skiers in an exciting and fair competition! Bulgarian Ski Federation invests serious efforts in maintaining alpine traditions and igniting passion and love for the winter sports among the younger generations. Developing the young skiers of tomorrow is our path to the future. Once again, welcome to Bulgaria and it best winter resort, Bansko. Tzeko Minev, Chairman of the Board Organizing Committee www.bansko2021.ski FB Bansko2021 IG Bansko2021 Official hashtags: #bansko2021 #bansko2021jwsc #jwsc2021 COVID – 19 GUIDELINES COVID-19 FIS PASSPORT Most importaNT RULES to FOLLOW: • Based on the latest FIS Covid-19 Guidelines, Covid-19 FIS Passport will apply at WJC Bansko 2021 • All team members have to register personally in 1.5 m FIS Passport system through: https://fispassport.fis-ski.com/fis/ WEARING A MASK KEEP SAFE Access CODE: FIS2021 IS MANDATORY DISTANCE Covid-19 MANagER: Georgi Maximov, M.D. [email protected] tel. +359 886 66 12 48 WASH YOUR AVOID GROUP GENERAL MEasURES AND RULES HANDS OFTEN FORMATION OF CONDUct • Health is the highest priority, that’s why solidarity and individual responsibility are required. • Don’t travel to Bansko with COVID-19 symptoms. SNEEZE AND COUGH PAY CONTACTLESS IN THE CURVE OF YOUR ELBOW IF POSSIBLE • Teams should avoid contacts with non-team OR IN A HANDKERCHIEF members. • Teams should follow and observe the restricted areas for teams. IF YOU FEEL SICK • Avoid contact with other people. Most importaNT RULES • Isolate yourself and contact your Team captain. • Always keep the mouth-nose protection mask • Contact the OC’s Covid-19 manager. and distance of 1.5 m. in all event venues, accredited zones, public areas and transports. Covid-19 ProtocoL • Wash hands frequently and use hand sanitisers. You can find the specific Covid-19 Protocol under • Change masks frequently. the event details in FIS website. • Hand sanitisers will be available at the several event venues, but always take yours with you. www.bansko2021.ski FB Bansko2021 IG Bansko2021 Official hashtags: #bansko2021 #bansko2021jwsc #jwsc2021 CONTENT OrgaNIZING COMMITTEE 4 PROGRAMME & TEAM captaiNS’ MEETINGS 5 EVENT INformatioN 6 SLOPES INFO 8 FINISH AREA 10 PARKING & SHUTTLE SErvicE 11 GONDOLA BOTTOM STATION 12 SKI ROOMS 13 www.bansko2021.ski FB Bansko2021 IG Bansko2021 Official hashtags: #bansko2021 #bansko2021jwsc #jwsc2021 OrgaNIZING COMMITTEE Krassen Kralev Chairman, Minister of Youth and Sports Tzeko Minev Chairman, President of the Bulgarian Ski Federation Georgi Bobev Vice Chairman, Vice President of the Bulgarian Ski Federation Maia Hristoskova Vice Chairman, CEO Ulen Company Viktor Gichev Chief of Competition Speed & Tech. Valentin Stefanov Chief of Course Speed & Tech. Assia Ilieva Race secretary & Race Office Tatiana Berova Accommodation & Travel Stoyan Atanassov Accreditation & Timing & IT Solutions Niki Karadjov Constructions & Finish area Plamen Valkov Press & Media Elitza Popova Marketing, Communication & Sponsoring Petar Pankov Volunteers Georgi Maximov M.D. Covid-19 manager Wilfried Bereiter, SUI Technical Delegate Men Kyriacou Kyriacos, CYP Technical Delegate Women Wim Rossel FIS European Cup Men Coordinator / Referee Men Jordi Pujol FIS European Cup Women Coordinator / Referee Women Janez Flere FIS Alpine Technical and Administrative Coordinator Matjaz Vrecl FIS Equipment Control Roman Erlikhman FIS Medical Supervisor www.bansko2021.ski FB Bansko2021 IG Bansko2021 Official hashtags: #bansko2021 #bansko2021jwsc #jwsc2021 PROGRAMME MEN WOMEN 01.03.2021 06.03.2021 Official arrival day Men Official arrival day Women 02.03.2021 07.03.2021 Training day Men, Training day Women, Free skiing SG Free skiing SG 03.03.2021 08.03.2021 Super G Men Super G Women 04.03.2021 09.03.2021 Giant Slalom Men Giant Slalom Women 05.03.2021 10.03.2021 Slalom Men Slalom Women Departure Men Departure Women We are looking forward to meet you! N.B. Minor changes in the program schedule are possible. TEAM captaiNS’ MEETINGS In accordance with current local Covid – 19 restrictions and regulation all TCM will be organized On-lINE First TCM MEN – 2nd March 17:00 hours First TCM WOMEN – 7th March 17:00 hours Detailed information in regard to On-line TCM will be communicated with the teams’ captains upon arrival. www.bansko2021.ski FB Bansko2021 IG Bansko2021 Official hashtags: #bansko2021 #bansko2021jwsc #jwsc2021 EVENT INFORMATION RacE OFFICE Will be opened on 1st of March and closed on the Teams will be accommodated in Strazhite 10th of March. hotel and/or similar properties in Bansko Opening hours – every day from 09:00 till 19:00 town. Depending on the accommodation the Location: Hotel Strazhite – 7 Glazne Str., approximate distance from hotels up to bottom Bansko 2770 station of the gondola lift is from 300 m. up to Contact person Assia ILIEVA 2300 m. e-mail: [email protected] Accommodation price of 90 CHF per person mobile: +359 878 105 990 per night will be applied for all team members – athletes, coaches and teams officials. This price ACCREditatioN includes: • accommodation on full board basis; Only team members entered through FIS on-line entry system will be accredited • ski passes; Team accreditation pick up at the race office • tourist taxes; Men – from 1st March • shuttle bus service up to bottom station of the gondola lift. Women – from 6th March Allocation of single rooms will be in accordance with art. 10.3 Rules for Alpine WJC. AccommodatioN, PAYMENTS: BOOKING Payment of the costs of transfers Sofia-Bansko- Sofia and accommodation will be settled on the AND paYMENTS: day before the departure, at latest after the last The Organizer will provide accommodation in teams captain meeting, for the respective gender accordance with official arriving - departure race. dates: OC recommends payments with credit/debit MEN – 1st March – 5th March cards. Contact for accommodation: WOMEN – 6th March – 10th March Mrs. Tatiana Berova [email protected] tel. +359885330466 www.bansko2021.ski FB Bansko2021 IG Bansko2021 Official hashtags: #bansko2021 #bansko2021jwsc #jwsc2021 EVENT INFORMATION MEALS WINNER Awards CEREMONY To avoid crowding, the exact meal times will will be held in the finish area after the races be in accordance with the daily schedule and the Covid-19 protocol. The common hours and LIVE strEAMING locations are: Live streaming of events will be available via links published on our website Breakfast: 06:30 – 09:30 in team hotel/s https://www.bansko2021.ski/live Lunch: 11:00 – 13:30 in hospitality tent Stay tuned! Dinner: 18:00 – 21:00 in team hotel/s ANTI-DOPING EQUIPMENT CONTROL Anti-doping is compulsory and will be carried out according to the rules for the Organization Preliminary equipment control one day before of FIS Alpine Junior World Ski Championships. the SG. Location - next to the wax cabins. Anti-doping facilities will be located at the Equipment control during the race, at a tent next Gondola top station 100 meters from the Finish to the exit of the finish gate. area. BIB distribUTION MEdicaL SErvicE Bibs will be handed out before each race, at the Dr. Albena Atanasova Start, and can be kept as souvenir. [email protected] +359 883 329 424 COURSE accESS Covid-19 MANagER All team members must have the proper accreditation to access the course. The Race Georgi Maximov, M.D. Office will provide extra course accesses only [email protected] and strictly under FIS permission. +359 886 66 12 48 OPENING & CLOSING CEREMONY There will be no official public ceremonies www.bansko2021.ski FB Bansko2021 IG Bansko2021 Official hashtags: #bansko2021 #bansko2021jwsc #jwsc2021 SLOPES INFORMATION SG GS SL Start (m): Start (m): Start (m): Départ (m): 2060 Départ (m): 1960 Départ (m): 1810 Start (m): Start (m): Start (m): Finish (m): Finish (m): Finish (m): Arrivée (m): 1610 Arrivée (m): 1610 Arrivée (m): 1610 Ziel (m): Ziel (m): Ziel (m): Vertical Drop (m): Vertical Drop (m): Vertical Drop (m): Dénivelée (m): 450 Dénivelée (m): 350 Dénivelée (m): 200 Höhendifferenz (m): Höhendifferenz (m): Höhendifferenz (m): Length (m): Length (m): Length (m): Longueur (m): 1238 Longueur (m): 986 Longueur (m): 615 Länge (m): Länge (m): Länge (m): Average gradient %: Average gradient %: Average gradient %: Pente moyenne %: 39% Pente moyenne %: 38% Pente moyenne %: 35% Durchschnittliche Neigung: Durchschnittliche Neigung: Durchschnittliche Neigung: Max. gradient %: Max. gradient %: Max. gradient %: Pente max. %: 57% Pente max. %: 57% Pente max. %: 54% Grösste Neigung %: Grösste Neigung %: Grösste Neigung %: Min. gradient %: Min. gradient %: Min. gradient %: Pente min. %: 20% Pente min. %: 20% Pente min. %: 16% Geringste Neigung %: Geringste Neigung %: Geringste Neigung %: Orientation: Orientation: Orientation: Orientation: North Orientation: North Orientation: North Himmelsrichtung: Himmelsrichtung: Himmelsrichtung: www.bansko2021.ski FB Bansko2021 IG Bansko2021 Official hashtags: #bansko2021 #bansko2021jwsc #jwsc2021 SLOPES
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