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FIS ALPINE BRAZILIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS VALLE NEVADO – 2013 RACE INFORMATION WELCOME! CBDN - Brazilian Snow Sports Federation and the Valle Nevado Ski Resort wishes a warm welcome to all National and International competitors to the XXVIII Brazilian Alpine st rd Ski Championships, as part of the FIS Alpine South American Cup 2013 - August 21 to 23 . Further to our Pre-Invitation sent out on April 15 th , we would like to give you additional information and as well as more housing alternatives. Disciplines & Schedule Valle Nevado (Chile) 21-08 - Slalom (SL) - NC 22-08 - Giant Slalom (GS) - NC 23-08 - Super G (SG) – SAC Accommodation in Valle Nevado IMPORTANT: Accommodation in Valle Nevado at the special negotiated rate were available up to June 15 th , 2013 as per our Information sheet send out on April 15 th 2013 . For further accommodation in Valle Nevado please contact directly: Hotel Tres Puntas For apartments in Valle Nevado Tel + 56 2 477 7700 Mr Juan Eduardo Schlotterbeck Fax + 56 2 477 7736 [email protected] [email protected] For accommodation in Farellones and El Colorado please contact: Mrs Soledad Chacon [email protected] and/or check out hotels at: http://www.chilenieve.com/?cat=180 and Manquelodge www.manquelodge.cl For accommodation in La Parva please contact: Helia Moreno o Eduardo Herreros Accommodation on La Parva Condominios. [email protected] / [email protected] Tel- 9642118 - 9642130 Susana Montero Accommodation on private departments. [email protected] Tel- 9642119 www.laparva.cl Transfers For transfers from Santiago Airport to Farellones, El Colorado and Valle Nevado you can contact: Mr. Nelson Donoso e-mail: [email protected] TEL + 56 2 556 15 60 Mobile + 56 9 742 64 14 Entries Please send the Entries through your National Ski Association to: Brazilian Snow Sports Federation [email protected] First Team Captains Meeting Hotel Tres Puntas – Valle Nevado 20-08-2013 at 18:00hs Accident Insurance According to FIS rules, every competitor must have his/her own medical coverage. Liability All athletes must have previously signed the “FIS Athletes Declaration” form in order to register and compete. .

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