Sponsorship Proposal for Lasportiva

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Sponsorship Proposal for Lasportiva Location: Shing Mun Reservoir Main Dam 地點: 城門水塘主壩 Transport: 1. By Mini Bus from Tseun Wan MTR Station Take MTR to Tsuen Wan Station. Change to Mini Bus No. 82 at Shiu Wo Street (behind Citistore) and get off at the terminal at Pineapple Dam, Shing Mun Reservoir. The event centre is 10-minute walk from the mini bus terminal. 2. Take Taxi from Tseun Wan MTR Station Exit at Tsuen Wan MTR Station Exit B and cross a footbridge to get the taxi to Shing Mun Reservoir Main Dam. It will cost around HK$55. 前往途徑: 1. 於荃灣港鐵站轉乘小巴 乘港鐵至荃灣站,在兆和街轉乘 82 專線小巴至城門水塘菠蘿壩總站,步行 10 分鐘到達賽事 中心。 2. 從荃灣地鐵站乘坐出租車 在荃灣地鐵站 B 出口,穿過一條行人天橋,乘的士去到城門水塘菠蘿壩。車費約為 55 港元。 Parking 停車場: No public parking lot is available at Event Centre. 賽事中心不設公眾停車場 Mini Bus Stop 小巴站 Event Centre 賽事中心 1 Race Starting Time: 3:00pm 賽事開始:下午 3:00 Registration 報到: 1:30 – 2:30pm 下午 1:30 – 2:30 1. Please get changed at toilet. Toilet is 2-minute walk from the Start Point. 參賽者可在廁所更換衣 服。廁所需步行 2 分鐘到達 2. Return your Drop-off Bag to luggage collecting counter. Race organiser will keep it till the end of the race. 參賽者可將個人行李交到行李收集區, 大會將會代為保管至賽事完结。 The entire course will be marked with PINK color ribbons in every 100 meters along single trail and will be in a closer distance in forest or at trail junction. 賽道沿途會以粉紅色絲帶標 示,間距約為 100 米,在小路交界及密林裏相距會更短。 At some trail junction or open area, white plastic plate with an RED arrow will also help to indicate the race direction. 在分岔路口將會加設以白色做底的紅色箭嘴指示牌以示正確方 向。 There will also be a “cross” on the trails that you should not take. 在不正確的山徑上,同時 會設置「X」指示牌。 2 Race marking 賽道標示記號 2.2.1 Distance 距離 9km 公里 2.2.2 Checkpoint 檢查站 Following items will be provided at checkpoints 各檢查站會提供以下物品: Checkpoint Location Drinking Water Tailwind Sport Drinks Fruits 檢查站 地點 水 Tailwind 運動飲品 香蕉 Shing Mun Reservoir Main Start Point Dam Yes No No 城門水塘主霸 Shing Mun 1 Reservoir Road Yes Yes No 城門水塘道 Shing Mun Reservoir Main Finish Point Dam Yes No Yes 城門水塘主霸 3 Zone B 2.2.4 Cut-off Time 檢查站時限 Due to safety reasons, if participants are unable to arrive at the checkpoints at the designated time, the unfinished part will be cancelled. Cut-off times of each checkpoint are as follows: 為安全起見,未能於各檢查站關閉前到達之參加者,將被終止繼續餘下之賽事。各檢查站關閉 時間如下: 1. Checkpoint 檢查站 1 – 16:30 Total Time Limit 賽事時限:3hrs. 3.1 On the Course 比賽途中 1. Follow the course as directed and marked. No deviations are allowed. 參加者應緊隨標 示賽道前進,嚴禁另走捷徑,參加者若被發現違規,將被取消資格。 2. Obey instructions from all marshals and members of staff. 遵從賽會工作人員指示。 3. All participants must pass through water points, challenge stations and finish together as a team to get ranked. 參加者到達或離開每個水站,均必須通知檢查站負責人員。 4. Race number bib must be worn at all times. 號碼布必須置於上衣前方,於任何時間均清 晰可見。 5. Act responsibly, especially on the restricted or steep sections of the trail. 參加者應為自 己和他人的安全著想,無論任何時候應顧及路徑的其他使用者。 6. All decisions regarding infringement of rules, allocation of prizes etc. are at the discretion of the Race Director. 參加者請按主辦機構指示進行活動,不得異議;所有有關 活動之安排、變動,亦由主辦機構作最終決定。 7. Please respect the environment. Avoid littering, in particular discarding water bottles, plastic bags, etc. 參加者要保持環境清潔,不得在沿途亂扔垃圾。 8. In any emergency situation, call 93185822 to report and request for assistance. 如遇有 任何緊急情況,請致電 93185822 求助。 3.2 Withdrawal from the Race 中途退出比賽 1. Any participant opting to drop out from the race has to do by notifying any of the marshals. 各參賽者如中途選擇退出活動,請通知沿途之工作人員。 2. If you are injured and cannot move, please ask other passing-by racers to notify the nearest marshals or call the Event Director on 93185822. 活動期間,如你受傷不能行動 4 ,請求路過的其施參加者通知最鄰近之工作人員,作出支援;或致電活動總監求助,電話 93185822。 3.3 Disputes 爭議 Any protests and disputes must reach the Race Director or the Finish-Marshal at the Finish Point no later by 5:00pm. 如對活動過程、結果有任何異議、不滿、投訴,請於活動當日之下 午 5 時正前,向活動總監或終點工作人員作出反映,逾時將不獲處理。 4.1 Personal gear for the Race 個人裝備 Closed-toe trail running shoes or multi-purpose outdoor shoes are compulsory during the whole race. No sandals allowed during the race. 跑鞋 (不可穿涼鞋) Lightweight sportswear. 快乾運動衣服 Capacity to carry at least 1.5 litres of water (water bladder or water bottles) 容量不少於 1.5 公升的水袋或水壺 Some energy food 能量食物 Mobile phone 手提電話 Note: Number bib should be attached in the front of the chest and remains visible during the whole race. 號碼布必須置於上衣前方,於任何時間均清晰可見。 5.1 Foul Weather 惡劣天氣 If the Red or Black Rainstorm Warning or No. 3 (or above) typhoon signal is hoisted at 10am on the race day, the race will be canceled and postponed to another date. If the Thunderstorm Warning is hoisted at 12:00 noon on the race day, the race will be canceled and postponed to another date. If the participant cannot participate in the race on the rescheduled date, there will be NO any refund. 比賽當日上午 10 時,如天文台發出紅色、黑色暴雨警告或 3 號(或以上)颱風信號,賽 事將會取消及改期進行。 比賽當日中午 12 時,如天文台發出雷暴警告,賽事將會取消及改期進行。 5 如參加者未能在重新安排比賽之日期出賽,賽會將不會安排任何退款。 5.2 Insurance 保險 Race Organizer has bought third party liability insurance for this event. Racers are strongly encouraged to have their own personal medical insurance for this race and also to check with the insurance company that the insurance policy covers all the activities in the race. 主 辦機構已為是次活動購買了第三者責任保險。 大會仍鼓勵各參賽者為是次活動自行購買醫療 或意外保險。購買時,請向你的保險公司了解保單是否覆蓋了所有的活動中之活動。 5.3 Enquires 查詢 If you have any questions concerning the race, please contact the following people. 如果您對於是次 活動有任何查詢、疑問,請聯絡主辦機構。 Mr. Felix Shum 沈先生 Race Director 賽事總監 Tel: 9318 5822 Email: [email protected] 6 .
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