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The Euro Cup Race Series 2019 THE EURO CUP RACE SERIES 2019 What is EDBF EURO CUP ? A series of primarily festival races held in European Cities, to which EDBF Members’ crews are invited to compete. 2019 sees the trial re-launch of the Euro Cup Races which were first held in the early 2000s but this time with a difference !. The new Euro Cup is designed to encourage Sport Racers to go to Dragon Boat Festivals and race for points and medals, whilst also scoring Euro Cup Points for their Country. The Format. The Euro Cup format is not restricted to the Standard Boat but racing the Standard Boat gains the most points, that is, Premier Standard Boat Races score 100 race place points and downwards, according to the number of crews in a competition class and a crews final position in that competition class – Prem Open, Women and Mixed 200m, 500m, whilst the Small Boat competitions score 50 points. If the number of Premier Crews entered and the number of Countries they represent is low, then Junior Crews and Senior Crews may also be included in the event and count towards the Euro Cup points score for their Country. In addition to a crew’s race place points, the points system also gives bonus points based on the total number of participating EDBF Member Countries. The actual Euro Cup Points given, therefore, is a combination of place points and EDBF Member’s bonus points, which are allocated to the EDBF Members and not their competing crews. The number of EDBF Member crews, per competition class, that can score points is limited, as is the number of place points scoring ‘Home Crews’ so as not to advantage hosting Nations. Medals are awarded for each event. EURO CUP Points Calculation Format ; Place Points = Std Bt Euro crews, the first placed crew gets a race points total of 100 (100%) but for the Small Boat the race points score is halved to 50 (50%). For example 500m Prem Opn Stand Boat, 10 crews competing, 1 st place get 100 nd th th st points, 2 place Std Boat 90, third 80 and 4 70 down to 10 for 10 place In the 200m Prem Opn Sml Bt, 1 place gets 50 and nd th then decreasing by 4 points, so 2 place 46 points and then down to 02 points for the 13 placed crew. Bonus Points = Number of crews + number of Nations in competition. 500m Prem Opn Std Boat is 10 from 6 Nations = 16. In the 200m Prem Open Small Boat with 13 crews is reduced by 50% for Bonus points to 6 crews, with 10 Nations competing, gives each crew 16 bonus points to add to their Place Points. Competition Class Total = Place Points + Bonus Points. Prem Std Bt is 100 Race Points, plus 16 Bonus points for a max points total of 116 for 1 st placed Prem Crew down to 26 points for the 10 th placed crew. The Sml Bt is 50 Race Points, plus 16 Bonus Points, for a max points total of 66 to 1 st placed crew down to 18 points for the 13 th placed crew. Euro Cup Points. The points total from the top scoring crew from each EDBF Member, in each competition class, counts as the Euro Cup points for that EDBF Member. The sum of points from all competition classes entered by a,Nation, is the Euro Cup total points for that particular event. Euro Cup Points Scoring Example. In this example, as there are 2 Countries with more than 2 crews competing in a competition class, then the other crews from the Countries with more than 2 crews per competition class, will score the lowest points. The top scoring crew only, per Country in each competition class earns the Euro Cup Points. The Czech Republic is competing in the Standard Boat with two crews, Italy with 4 Crews and Spain with 6 crews. There are 12 crews and 3 Nations in the Prem Open 200m and 500m. Place points for each competition class are therefore 100, 90, 80, 70, 60, 50, 40, 30, 25, 20 15, 10. Bonus points are 12 + 3 = 15 to add to the Place Points. 200m RESULT : 1st Spanish Club, 2nd Czech Club, 3rd Italian Club , 4th Spanish Club , 5th Spanish Club. 6th Czech th th th th th Club, 7 Italian & 8 Italian Club, 9 Spanish Club, 10 Italian Club, 11-12 Spanish Club. Total Competition Points: 1 st 115, 2 nd 105, 3 rd 95 4 th 85, 6 th 75, 7 th 65, 5 th 55, 8 th 45, 9 th 40, 10 th 35, 11 th 30, 12 th 25. 500m RESULT 1st Italian Club, 2nd Czech Club, 3rd Spanish Club, 4th Italian Club, 5th Spanish Club 6th Czech Club, 7-8th Italian Crews, 9-12 th Spanish crews Total Competition Points: 1 st 115, 2 nd 105, 3 rd 95 4 th 85, 5th 75, 6th 65, 7th 55, 8 th 45, 9 th 40, 10 th 35, 11 th 30, 12 th 25. Euro Cup Points: Spain, 115 + 95 = 180. Italy, 95 + 115 = 210. Czech Rep, 105 + 105 = 210. 1 of 6 EURO CUP RACE 2 - SEVILLE, RESULTS AND POINTS TABLES in conjuction with the 18 th EDBF European Club Crew Championships –25-28 July 2019 Seville hosted the 2nd Euro Cup Race, as part of the 18 th EDBF European Club Crew Championships, organised by the Spanish Dragon Boat Federation. Sixty-Seven (67) Club Crews took part in the Euro Cup Races, racing in Standard and Small Boats. Fifteen EDBF Member Countries took part (see Racing Points Table), The weather was very warm and sunny throughout the event and so was the atmosphere, with some great racing enjoyed by all !! EURO CUP RACE 2, SEVILLE - 500m PREMIER FINALS RESULTS Prem Open STA ND Boat 5 00m GRAND Final Prem Open Small Boat 500m GRAND Final 1. 1:54.680 1. DC Burevisnyk Kyiv 1. 2:09.216 Salsa Zhytomyr 2. 1:54.930 2. Thunder Dragons Bad Säckingen 2. 2:09.811 Otaman Lviv 3. 1:55.180 3. WannSea Dragons Berlin 3. 2:10.421 Neckardrachen Heilbronn 4. 1:57.390 4. El Misil Sevilla 4. 2:11.038 ATOM Desnogorsk, Smolensk 5. 1:58.060 5. CN Santa Lucia Cartagena 5. 2:12.788 Beast Boat DeMachdeburjer 6. 1:58.650 6. ONV - BOX Ostrozska Nova Ves 6. 2:19.328 A.S.D. Canottieri Ticino Pavia Prem Open STA ND Boat 200m M inor Final Premier Open Small Boat 5 00m Minor Final 1. 2:05.812 1. AS Mantes la Jolie Ck 1. 2:15.371 C.D P Sevidragon Sevilla 2. 2:05.947 2. C.D P Sevidragon Sevilla 2. 2:17.486 DBC Eglisau 3. 2:07.190 3. Kendra Warriors Athy 3. 2:17.809 AS Mantes la Jolie Ck 4. 2:14.860 4. Los Troncos-Phamton Almeria 4. 2:18.066 EP Mar Menor San Javier 5. 2:19.509 PG Smoki Północy Gda ńsk Prem Mxd STA ND Boat 5 00m GRAND Final 1. 1:55.425 BDC Mixed Berlin 2. 1:55.787 DC Burevisnyk Kyiv Pre m Wmn Small Boat 5 00m GRAND Final 3. 1:57.684 ATOM Desnogorsk, Smolensk 1. 2:26.089 RK Dragons Jablonec nad Nisou 4. 1:58.925 CN Santa Lucia Cartagena 2. 2:26.099 Neckardrachen Heilbronn 5. 1:59.831 RK Dragons Jablonec nad Nisou 3. 2:29.399 Muchachotas Sevilla 6. 2:02.595 Moravian Dragons Prerov 4. 2:29.426 DC Burevisnyk Kyiv 5. 2:33.431 Salsa Zhytomyr Prem Mxd STAND Boat 500m Minor Final 6. 2:37.031 C.D P Sevidragon Sevilla 1. 2:03.125 ONV - BOX Ostrozska Nova Ves 2. 2:04.179 EP Mar Menor San Javier Pre m Mixed Small Boat 5 00m GRAND Final 3. 2:06.464 Amathus DBC Liverpool, UK 1. 2:09.347 Salsa Zhytomyr 4. 2:07.978 Notts Anaconda DBRC Nottingham 2. 2:10.141 Neckardrachen Heilbronn 5. 2:09.821 C.D P Sevidragon Sevilla 3. 2:10.601 Otaman Lviv 6. 2:11.549 Los Troncos-Phamton Almeria 4. 2:12.824 ONV - BOX Ostrozska Nova Ves 5. 2:12.856 Beast Boat DeMachdeburjer 6. 2:15.677 Canoa Club Sile Silea (TV) Premier Women Stand Boat 500m – Total Time from two r nds Rd.1 Rd 2 Total Time 1. 2:11.183 Spree Sisters Berlin 2.11.246 4.22.429 Premier Mixed Small Boat 5 00m Minor Final 2. 2:15.373 ONV - BOX Ostrozska Nova Ves 2.12.686 4.28.059 1. 2:15.503 Eaglemountain Drgs Stockholm 3. 2:15.667 CN Santa Lucia Cartagena 2.16.519 4.32.206 2. 2:15.614 Greifensee Dragons 4. 2:19.311 DB Tragedky Praha 2.16.676 4.35.987 3. 2:15.904 DBC Eglisau 6. 2:31.059 EP Mar Menor San Javier 2.30.406 4.61.465 4. 2:16.333 Pirindolo Sevilla 5. 2:30.797 Los Troncos-Phamton Almeria 2.32.329 4.63.126 5. 2:16.958 C.D P Sevidragon Sevilla 7. 2:33.151 Club Piragüismo Triana Sevilla 2.34.154 4.67.305 6. 2:18.257 AS Mantes la Jolie Ck 2 of 6 EURO CUP RACE 2, SEVILLE - 200m PREMIER FINALS RESULTS Prem Open STAND Boat 200m GRAND Final Pre m Open Small Boat 200m GRAND Final 1. 0.43.595 WannSea Dragons Berlin 1.
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