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INVITATION CHI AL RACES SL – GS 26 – 28 March 2021 Vasilitsa GREECE Page1! "#$ !6 PLACE Vasilitsa GRE ( https://vasilitsa.com ) DISIPLINES 26.3. CHIU16 SL Men, Women 27.3. CHI U16 GS Men, Women 27.3. CHI U14 GS Men, Women 28.3. CHI U14 SL Men, Women ORGANIZING COMMITTEE Chairman: Mentzios Konstantinos The Chief of Race: Marmarelis Ioannis FIS Technical Delegate: Pandelidis Adreas National TD: Chatziliadis Makis The Chief of Course: Proios Evaggelos The Chief of Timing: Kaliantasi Asimina Race Secretary: Bikias Miltos CONTACTS XOS Grevenon Metzios Kostas Tel.: E-mail: [email protected], [email protected] Hellenic Winter Sports Federation 71, Patission str. 10434- GRE Athens Greece Fax: +302103230142 Tel.: +302103220182 Email: [email protected] Website: www.eox.gr PARTICIPATION According FIS rules ENTRIES No later than 24/03/2021– 19:00 local time EET Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Fax: +302103230142 Page2! "#$ !6 RACE SCHEDULE Program March 23 2021 Time Place Arrivals Program March 24 2021 Time Place Arrivals Training 09:00-13:00 Program March 25 2021 Time Place Arrivals Training 09:00-13:00 HOTEL NEFELI Accreditation at race office 15:30-18:30 SMIXI Team Captains Meeting 19:30 Webinar Program March 26, 2021 Time Place Athletes Inspection 08:30 Forerunner 09:00 Start first skier 09:05 AFTER THE Prize giving Finish area RACE Team Captains Meeting 19:30 Webinar Program March 27, 2021 Time Place Athletes Inspection 08:00 Forerunner 08:35 Start first 08:40 After the Prize giving Finish area race Team Captains Meeting 19:30 Webinar Program March 28, 2021 Time Place Athletes Inspection 08:30 Page3! "#$ !6 Forerunner 09:00 Start first skier 09:05 After the Prize giving Finish area race Departures ENTRY FEE 10 euro /race per athlete RACE OFFICE OPEN FOR ACCREDITATION, DOCUMENTS – COVID TESTS: Thursday 25.03, 15:30-18:30 Bikias Miltos Tel:+306942406299 Email: [email protected] COMMUNICATION Information during the race and Team Captains Meeting at 19:30 on Thursday 25.03.2021 https://chat.whatsapp.com/Fj4AyIYLfUH5KJXSrHUjds One representative of each team or/and club ACCOMMODATION - LODGING 1. ΤΟ ΑΓΝΑΝΤΙ ΤOY MPEGKA ΤEL. 2462085339 2. PENSION NEFELI ΤEL 2462082777 MOB 6932639464 3. ΤΟ PETRINO GEFIRITEL 2462081848 DOTSIKO Page4! "#$ !6 4. SALE ROMPOLO ΤEL 6977959117 VASILITSA 5. PENSIONPAPAZISITEL 6977911006 ΚΟSMATI 6. HOTEL ΑΧΙLLΕΙΟΝ TEL 246085600 GREVENA 7. NATASA ROOMS ΤEL 6949981947FILIPPAIOI LOGISTICS- TRANSPORT By plane MAKEDONIA Airport, Thessaloniki GRE (http://www.thessalonikiairport.com) By car E90/A2 and A1 VISA In case you need any assistance with getting visa entrance to Greece do not hesitate to contact with Hellenic Winter Sports Federation 71, Patission str. 10434- GRE Athens Greece Fax: +302103230142 tel.: +302103220182 Email: [email protected]) Website: www.eox.gr WEATHER INFORMATION Web Links http://penteli.meteo.gr/stations/vasilitsa/ https://gr.snow-forecast.com/resorts/Vasilitsa/6day/mid Page5! "#$ !6 COVID19 INFO https://gga.gov.gr/component/content/article/278-covid/2981-covid19- sports http://www.visitgreece.gr/en/home/about_covid_19 AREAS Page6! "#$ !6.

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