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Technical Guide 2014.Docx התקנון בעברית יופיע אחרי האנגלית Technical Guide C1 Carmel mountain XCO 29/9/2018 MTB Stage Race The race will take place at the Carmel mountains in the village Kerem Maharal, which is in the region of Hof Carmel. The venue of the race is in one of the most fascinating riding areas in Israel, with a very active cycling community taking care of the single tracks, giving many opportunities for good training and enjoyable fun rides. The Venue: Football stadium in Kerem Maharal village: https://goo.gl/maps/E17HEu8B5DU2 THE Route • The type of race: XCO C1 • Distance of lap: 5.8km 180m elevation • Type of start: Mass start • There will be one Feed Zone/Technical Zones. • The route will be marked from the 26/9/18 RACE PROGRAM Friday 28/9/18 8:00 - Team Managers Meeting Saturday 29/9/2018 7:00 – 10:00- Complete registration at the venue 7:00 – 9:00 – Amateur races 08:50 Women Elite Staging 09:00 Start Women Elite Race - Estimated race time 80 min 10:20 – Men Elite Staging 10:30 - Start Men Elite Race – Estimated race time 80 min 12:00 - Awards Ceremony Registration Registration is open until Tuesday the 25/9/18 22:00 [email protected] send: Full name, passport no., date of birth, UCI no., Team name, Country. And please send UCI card Registration Fee For non-UCI teams: 100 NIS Payment at the morning before the race. Prize Awards The prize money will be accordance with the UCI 2018 Financial Obligations and will be given by the Israeli cycling federation. Race Regulations The race is conducted based on the UCI regulations for Mountain Bike Races Categories Invited Categories invited to the international competition are: ME, WE. Information organizers [email protected] Accommodation The villages that are close to the Venue of the races are 1. Kerem Maharal – The village of the venue of the races. 2. Ofer 3. Ein Ayala 4. Tsrufa 5. Nahsholim (has a big resort on the beach) - http://www.nahsholim.co.il/en/ The town that is the closest is Zichron Yaakov Booking and Airbnb has all the places in the villages above. You can also have a look at the website of the area: http://www.carmelim.org.il/eng Nearest Hospital Rambam Medical Center https://www.rambam.org.il/EnglishSite/Pages/default.aspx Tel: 1-700-50-51-50 Located 29 KM form the race village. Travel Information - International riders are advised to arrive to Ben Gurion Airport (Tel-Aviv) Points scale – C1 Stage race UCI Points Place 60 1 40 2 30 3 25 4 20 5 18 6 16 7 14 8 12 9 10 10 8 11 6 12 4 13 2 14 1 15 Prize Awards The prize money will be accordance with the UCI 2018 Financial Obligations, will be paid by the Israeli Cylcing Federation Prize money C1 ME + WE (EURO) 1 600 2 500 3 400 4 300 5 250 6 200 7 150 8 125 9 100 10 50 מרוץ הכרמל בין לאומי C1, יום שבת 29/9/2018 בארגון מועדון CCC מועדון אופניים, city cycling club, מועצה אזורית חוף כרמל ואיגוד האופניים בישראל שמחים להזמין את הרוכבים למרוץ ביער עופר בכרמל , על הקפה כיפית וזורמת. התחרות לרוכבי העלית גברים ונשים בין לאומי ברמה C1 ההרשמה למקצה העילית פתוחה לחברי איגוד האופניים בלבד. המסלולים יהיו מסומנים החל מיום ד' 26/9/18 כינוס: תקנון: התחרויות יתקיימו לפי תקנון מרוצי אופני ההרים של ה-UCI ותקנון התחרויות של איגוד האופניים בישראל. יש לעיין בתקנון באתר האיגוד : www.israelcycling.org.il נקודת כינוס והגעה לתחרות: מגרש הכדורגל של כרם מהר"ל : https://goo.gl/maps/E17HEu8B5DU2 בצומת עופר יש להיכנס מזרחה לכביש 7021 עד לכניסה לישוב כרם מהר"ל, שם יש לעקוב אחר השילוט לתחרות מסלול חימום: החימום יתבצע מחוץ למסלול התחרות. פרסים: מדליות לזוכים בשלוש המקומות הראשונים בכל קטגוריה. במקצה העלית פרסים כספיים על פי תקנון ה UCI, ינתנו ע"י איגוד האופניים. המסלול: הקפה באורך כ 5.8 ק"מ 180 מטר טיפוס מצטבר להקפה • בכל המקצים התחרות מסתיימת כאשר הראשון מסיים )אין כניסה להקפה נוספת( נקודת סיוע טכני: תפתח נקודת סיוע טכני אחת לאורך המסלול בקרבת נקודת חלוקת המים. מסלול ארוך )כל הזינוקים מלבד 07:00( 5.8 ק"מ עם 180 מטר גובה להקפה מסלול אפרוחים/קטקטים 1.8 ק"מ עם 30 מטר גובה להקפה הרשמה: הרשמה מראש : 1. חברי איגוד האופניים נרשמים באתר איגוד האופניים עד יום שלישי 25.9.2018 בשעה 22:00. 2. רוכבים מעל גיל 18 שאינם חברי איגוד צריכים לשלוח להרשמה: שם מלא/ת.ז./תאריך לידה/קטגוריה/מועדון/טלפון/מייל ל[email protected] כמו כן יש לשלוח מראש למייל אישור רופא ספורט וביטוח המכסה תחרויות בתוקף. 3. רוכבי UCI נרשמים לפי סעיף 2 ועליהם לשלוח בנוסף מספר UCI וצילום כרטיס UCI בינלאומי לאותו מייל. אין הרשמה מאוחרת ואין הרשמה במקום. תשלום בבוקר התחרות!! התשלום במזומן - נא להגיע עם סכום מדויק כדי ליעל את התהליך. • כלל הרוכבים נדרשים לחתום על רשימת הזינוק במזכירות התחרות. עמדת החתמות תסגר 40 ד' לפני כל זינוק. עלויות ההרשמה: • קטקטים, אפרוחים - 70 ₪ • ילדים – 80 ש"ח • קדטים, ג'וניורס , עילית, פרו, ספורט - 100 ש"ח. • משתתפי פורד אפיק ישראל יקבלו הנחה של 50% בהרשמה בהצגת אישור הרשמה לתחרות. מקצה אורך תחרות שעת זינוק אפרוחים/יות א,ב 11-12 20 דקות )מספר הקפות יפורסם בהמשך( 07:00 קטקטים/יות א,ב 15 דקות )מספר הקפות יפורסם בהמשך( 07:01 9-10 רמה 1 60 דקות )מספר הקפות יפורסם בהמשך( 07:45 **קדטים/ות 15-16 60 דקות )מספר הקפות יפורסם בהמשך( 07:46** רמה 3+2 60 דקות )מספר הקפות יפורסם בהמשך( 07:47 מתחרים יחד כאחד **ילדים/ות א,ב/ 35דקות )מספר הקפות יפורסם בהמשך( 07:48** ספורט 15-16 עילית נשים 80 דקות )מספר הקפות יפורסם בהמשך( 09:00 ג'וניורס בנות 60 דקות )מספר הקפות יפורסם בהמשך( 09:01 עילית גברים 80 דקות )מספר הקפות יפורסם בהמשך( 10:30 ג'וניורס בנים 70 דקות )מספר הקפות יפורסם בהמשך( 10:31 ** יש לשים לב לעדכונים בתקנון ב26/9/18 במידה ויהיה ריבוי נרשמים הזינוק יועבר לשעה 12:00 למקצה הקדטים והילדים בעלי תפקידים: מנהל המרוץ: אילן אידלסון מנהל מסלול: גל צחור .
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