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WELCOME FROM SIR PHILIP CRAVEN
Dear Team Leaders,
Welcome back to London, Great Britain, for the 2017 World Para Athletics Championships. Thank you to the following companies I think everyone within the Paralympic Movement is in full agreement that the last time we staged a major and organisations for their support event in the British capital it was a fantastic success. The London 2012 Paralympics were the best Games ever and I am confident that London 2017 will have a similar impact, creating new sporting memories for us to cherish and talk about in the years to come. PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS The London Stadium on Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park holds many special memories for all of us, and I am sure Paralympians who competed at London 2012 will be equally as excited as I am to return to this iconic venue.
This year’s event marks the first time that the Championships have been held back-to-back with the IAAF equivalent. The result is that the level of organisation has taken a huge leap forward and I would like to pay huge credit to the Organising Committee for their outstanding dedication and commitment.
We are expecting record crowds, record TV coverage, record media attendance and record commercial support for this event, providing an ideal platform for the record number of participating Para athletes to NATIONAL PARTNERS inspire and excite the world.
As shown at last September’s Paralympics in Rio, the performances of Para athletes are improving year- on-year, whilst the depth of field is also getting stronger. With many Paralympic medallists, defending world champions and new faces set to compete here, I am certain that multiple world and Championship records will be broken during 10 days of exhilarating competition.
It is vital that London 2017 not only builds on the success of Rio 2016, and the previous editions of the World Championships, but provides us with the best possible start to the next Paralympic cycle. I am sure that these Championships will be the best to date, giving us a fantastic platform from which to build ahead of Tokyo 2020.
Finally, thank you to you as a Team Leader for your continued support to your team of athletes and the Paralympic Movement. NATIONAL SUPPLIERS You are helping to ensure that Para athletics remains the biggest and fastest growing sport in the Paralympic programme.
I wish you the very best of luck for London 2017.
Best wishes
Sir Philip Craven MBE IPC PresidentIPC President
2 3 CONTENTS 6. INFORMATION CENTRES 27 6.1 Technical Information Centre – TIC (Stadium)...... 27 6.2 Helps Desks (Team Hotels) – incorporating Championships Information Desk – (CID) ...... 28 1. GENERAL INFORMATION 7 6.3 Document Distribution...... 28 1.1 International Paralympic Committee (IPC) and World Para Athletics...... 7 7. VENUES AND EQUIPMENT 29 1.2 International Classifiers...... 9 7.1 The London Stadium – Queen Elizabeth Park...... 29 1.3 Information about the United Kingdom and London...... 12 7.2 Training and Warm-Up Venues...... 29 1.4 Key Dates and General Programme...... 16 7.3 Athletes Orientation Visit to the London Stadium...... 31 2. TRAVEL TO LONDON 17 7.4 Sports Equipment...... 31 7.5 Markers...... 31 2.1 Arrivals and Departures...... 17 7.6 Implements...... 31 2.2 Competition Equipment Movement ...... 17 2.3 VISAS...... 18 8. ENTRIES AND FINAL CONFIRMATIONS 32 3. ACCREDITATION 19 8.1 Entry Regulations...... 32 8.2 Final Entries...... 33 3.1 Delegation Registration Meeting (DRM)...... 19 8.3 Event Viability Criteria and Qualification Rounds...... 33 3.2 Accreditation Resolution Centre...... 19 8.4 Final Confirmations...... 34 3.3 Loss of Accreditation Badge...... 19 8.5 Withdrawals...... 34 3.4 Accreditation Access and Special Passes...... 20 3.5 Personal Coach and Training Partner...... 20 9. COMPETITION PROCEDURES 35 4. ACCOMMODATION 21 9.1 Technical Meeting...... 35 9.2 Team Leaders Orientation Visits...... 36 4.1 Accommodation Services Contact...... 21 9.3 Timetable...... 36 4.2 NPC Hotels...... 21 9.4 Athletes’ Bibs...... 36 4.3 Meals...... 24 9.5 Athlete Uniform...... 37 4.4 Meeting Space...... 24 9.6 Personal Belongings...... 37 5. TRANSPORT 25 9.7 Equipment Storage – Throwing Frames and Racing Chairs...... 38 5.1 Approximate Travel Times...... 25 9.8 Call Room...... 38 5.2 Transport Rights on Accreditation...... 26 9.9 Entry onto Field of Play...... 39 5.3 Public Transport...... 26 9.10 Specific Event Procedures...... 39 9.11 Timing and Measurement...... 39 9.12 Post Competition Procedures...... 40 9.13 Technical Protests and Appeals...... 41
4 5 10. CLASSIFICATION 42 10.1 NPC Responsibilities...... 42 10.2 Sport Class Status...... 42 10.3 Pre-Championships Classification Activities...... 42 10.4 Championships-time classification activities...... 43 GENERAL INFORMATION 10.5 Classification Protests...... 45 10.6 Classification Appeals...... 46 10.7 Classification Research – Athletes with Vision Impairment...... 47 1.1 INTERNATIONAL PARALYMPIC COMMITTEE (IPC) AND WORLD PARA ATHLETICS 11. MEDICAL SERVICES 48 World Para Athletics Sport Technical Committee 11.1 Emergency Contact Numbers...... 48 Chair Person Ed Warner OBE (GBR) 11.2 Designated Medical Institutions ...... 48 Vice Chairperson Troy Engle (USA) 11.3 Venue Medical Centres ...... 48 Head of Competition Roger Getzmann (SUI) 11.4 Medical Delegate and Procedures during Competition...... 50 Head of Officiating Tarek Souei (UAE) 11.5 Medical Briefing ...... 51 Head of Technical Control Yukio Seki (JPN) 11.6 Medical Insurance...... 51 Head of Classification Hilary Beeton (RSA)
11.7 Other Medical Matters...... 51 IPC Operational Staff 12. DOPING CONTROL 53 IPC Chief Executive Xavier Gonzalez World Para Athletics Senior Manager Haozhe Gao 13. APPENDICES 55 World Para Athletics Competition Co-ordinator Andrew Groom 13.1 Official Implements...... 55 World Para Athletics Classification Co-ordinator Raesetja Maria Teffo 13.2 Competition Timetable...... 58 World Para Athletics Technical Co-ordinator Albin Heyder Renteria Montoya 13.3 Victory Ceremonies Schedule...... 60 World Para Athletics Administration Assistant Kelly Berndt 13.4 Maps...... 67 World Para Athletics Administration Assistant Nicolas Keller Gonzalez World Para Athletics Media Manager Kate Williams IPC Summer Sports Director Ryan Montgomery IPC Summer Sports Senior Manager Laura Thompson IPC Summer Sports Manager Todd Fraser IPC Digital Media Manager Annemarie Blanco IPC Hospitality, Protocol & Events Director Stephanie Keller IPC Protocol and Events Senior Manager Kim Liu IPC Database & Event Manager Ekaterina Kuzina IPC Marketing and Commercial Coordinator Alexis Vapaille IPC Client Services Coordinator Kiriah Crane IPC Anti-Doping Coordinator Philip Riemann IPC Media Operations Coordinator Sandra Lazarovski
6 7 International Technical Officials 1.2 INTERNATIONAL CLASSIFIERS
Technical Delegate - Lead Roger Getzmann (SUI) Chief Classifier Hilary Beeton (RSA)
Technical Delegate Tarek Souei (UAE) PI Classifier Emma Beckman (AUS) Technical Delegate David Weicker (CAN) PI Classifier Jaime Antunes (POR) Medical Delegate Wayne Dermon (RSA) PI Classifier Linda Bartholomew (RSA) Anti-doping Delegate Vanessa Webb (CAN) PI Classifier Tatsuru Ibusuki (JPN) Anti-doping Delegate Primrose Mhunduru (ZIM) II Classifier - Lead Anna Dahlgren (SWE) Media Delegate Craig Spence (GBR) II Classifier Janne Kerremans (BEL) Marketing Delegate Hannes Hoeltge (GER) Broadcast Delegate Sascha Beck (CAN) II Classifier Daria Zakharova (RUS) Chair of Jury of Appeal Troy Engle (USA) II Classifier Mohamed Lazzouli (ALG) Jury of Appeal Yukio Seki (JPN) VI Classifier - Lead Richard Rawson (AUS)
Jury of Appeal Ernesta Strydom (RSA) VI Classifier Dunera Rahel Ilako (KEN)
Secretary to Jury of Appeal Albin Heyder Renteria Montoya (COL) VI Classifier Robert Chun (USA) International Starter Margaret Werrett (GBR) VI Classifier Olusola Oyetakin (NIG) International Photo Finish Judge Alison Jordan (GBR) Chief ITO Trevor Spittle (NZL) London Championships Ltd Board Members International Technical Official Carlos Alberto Barrios Casasola (GUA) Co-Chair Ed Warner International Technical Official Jerry Clayton (USA) Co-Chair Sir Robin Young
International Technical Official Vassilis Kalyvas (GRE) Director Representing Greater London Authority Jeff Jacobs
International Technical Official Kwan Kee (HKG) Director Representing London Legacy Development David Goldstone International Technical Official Ruth Liong (NZL) Corporation International Technical Official Rinaldo Van Rheenen (GER) Director Representing London Borough of Newham Kim Bromley-Derry International Technical Official Okry Nonvignon (BEN) Director Representing International Paralympic Xavier Gonzalez Committee International Technical Official Claudia Schneck (BRA) International Technical Official Roberto Sorrentino (ITA) Director Representing UK Athletics Terry Colton International Technical Official Jack Todd (USA) Non-Executive Director David Armstrong International Technical Official Ben Vroom (NED) Non-Executive Director Simon Bazalgette
International Technical Official Alan Bell (GBR) Non-Executive Director Elizabeth McMahon
International Technical Official Dave Jessett (GBR) Non-Executive Director Vinai Venkatesham
International Technical Official Dachuan Liu (CHN) Director Representing Athletes Stef Reid International Technical Official Abdel Nasser Brahamia (ALG) International Technical Official Shona Malcom (GBR) International Technical Official Jon Mason (GBR)
8 9 Local Organising Committee Competition Department
Executive Director David Demolder Head of Competition Chris Cohen
Championship Director Niels de Vos Technical Manager – Sport Keith Davis
Managing Director Cherry Alexander Deputy Technical Manager – Sport Angus McKenzie
Chief Finance Officer Kevan Taylor Competition Administration Manager Malcolm Rogers
Head of Planning Tom Moon LOC Contact Details: Head of HR and Welfare Ralph Knibbs Please direct any enquires to Laura Danning, Team Services Manager Head of Competition Chris Cohen Email: [email protected] Head of IT and Telecommunications Lee Dakin Tel: +44 (0)121 7138411 Mobile: + 447469157852 Head of Medical Services Pam Venning
Head of Health and Safety Joe Ryan
Head of Security Graham Fulcher
Head of Operations Pierce O’Callaghan
Head of Accommodation Simon Hainsworth
Head of Transport Chris Hipwood
Head of Marketing Heather Reading
Head of Ticketing - Sales Paul Williamson
Head of Ticketing - Operations Georgia Bekyra
Head of Communications Liz Birchall
Head of Commercial Ryan Murphy
Head of Press Operations Jayne Pearce
Broadcast Manager Bob Caple
Stadium Overlay Manager Kenny Underwood
Accreditation Manager Mike Osborne
Congress/Protocol Manager Lucy Crickmore
Venue General Manager James Mark
Team Services Manager Laura Danning
Victory Ceremonies Manager Kate Channon
Clean Athletics Manager David Herbert
Sport Presentation Director Andy Kay
10 11 1.3 INFORMATION ABOUT THE UNITED KINGDOM Driving: Traffic drives on the left side of the road in right-hand-drive cars. Seatbelts are required by law to be worn at all times by everyone travelling in a car or van. It is prohibited by law to AND LONDON use any handheld mobile device when driving. Drinking and driving is a serious offence and the limit is 80 milligrams per 100ml of blood. All traffic laws are strictly enforced. For information on 1.3.1 The United Kingdom the London Congestion Charge, a toll paid by vehicles driving through certain areas of the city Location: The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland is situated in the northwest at busy times, please visit www.tfl.gov.uk/congestioncharge. For further information on driving in corner of Europe and shares only one border, with the Republic of Ireland. Located between the London visit www.tfl.gov.uk/modes/driving. North Atlantic and the North Sea, the UK is in places only 35km from the coast of France. The Landline Numbers: Telephone numbers that begin with 01, 02 and 03 are landline domestic or countries are separated by the English Channel. business numbers. Area: 243,610 sq km Mobile Numbers: Telephone numbers that begin with 07 are mobile numbers. Government: The UK is a monarchy. Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II has been the reigning Telephone Country Code: +44 Sovereign since 1952. International Calls: To dial either a landline or a mobile number from an international phone, Population: 65,110,000 (2015) the initial 0 needs to be omitted and the UK country code used in its place. For example: 020 Climate: The UK has a temperate climate, with summer starting from June, and July normally 8765 4321 becomes +44 20 8765 4321 and 07987 654 321 becomes +44 7987 654 321. being the warmest month of the year. In summer the average temperature is 20C (68F). The highest Mobile Phone Networks: The UK uses the GSM 900 network, which covers Europe, Australia recorded temperature is 38.5C (101.3F), which was reached in Faversham, Kent, in August 2003. and New Zealand, but is not compatible with the North American GSM 1900 or the non-GSM The prevailing winds come off the Atlantic Ocean in the south west, and can bring frequent spells system that is in use in Japan (though many North Americans have GSM 1900/900 phones that of mild and wet weather. do work in the UK). If you have a GSM phone, check with your service provider about using it in the UK, and beware of calls being routed internationally. It may be more convenient to buy a local Language: The official language is English, but more than 100 languages are spoken across SIM card topped up with your preferred value (normally a minimum of £5). the UK. One in five people in London has a first language that is not English (Office of National Statistics, 2013). Currency: British Pound Sterling (GBP or £)
Religion: The official religion in the UK is Christianity as practised by the Anglican Church. The approximate exchange rate: 0.82 GBP to 1 US Dollar – 0.87 GBP to 1 Euro Followers of this branch of Christianity are known as Protestants. Christians constitute about 71% Coins: 1 pence (p); 2p; 5p; 10p; 20p; 50p; £1; £2 of the population, but the UK is a multi-faith society and all other religions, including Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism and Sikhism are freely practised.
Capital: London
Local Time: During the period of the World Para Athletics Championships the UK is on British Summer Time (GMT plus one hour).
Electricity: Standard mains power in the UK is supplied at 230/240 Volts AC @ 50 Hertz. The New £1 coin introduced in 2017 traditional three-pin fused plug conforms to British Standard BS 1363. Notes: £5; £10; £20; £50 New £5 banknote introduced in 2016:
Credit Cards: Master Card, Maestro, Visa, American Express and Diners Club are all accepted in the UK. NB: American Express and Diners Club may not be accepted in some establishments.
12 13 1.3.2 London Average July weather conditions in London from 2012 to 2016 Average Average Average London is the capital of the UK and one of the most visited cities in the world. It is the most Average Average Highest lowest relative populous municipality in the European Union. From history and culture to fine foods and good Temperature wind speed Temperature Temperature humidity times, London has something to offer every visitor. Its diverse, dynamic culture makes it among the world’s most vibrant cities. (°C) (°C) (°C) (m/s) (%)
In recent years, London has become a capital for sports, hosting major events such as the London 14-Jul 14.8 17.1 13.8 1.8 88 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games, IAAF Diamond League, Premier League football, the 15-Jul 15.5 19.3 12.5 2.3 67 2015 Rugby World Cup, and the 2013 Rugby League World Cup. London has hosted the Olympic 16-Jul 15.6 18.4 13.2 2.8 85 Games on three occasions (1908, 1948 and 2012) since the introduction of the modern edition 17-Jul 18.7 23.4 13.6 3.0 77 in 1896, becoming the first city in the world to do so. 18-Jul 16.9 19.0 14.9 2.8 85 Following the World Para Athletics Championships and the IAAF World Championships, London 19-Jul 17.2 21.6 14.1 2.9 71 will continue in its sport-loving tradition, hosting the 2017 ICC Champions Trophy, the 2017 and 2018 ATP World Tour Tennis Finals, and the semi-finals and finals of the 2020 UEFA Euro 20-Jul 15.5 19.3 13.5 1.8 78 Championships among other major events. 21-Jul 16.1 20.7 12.1 1.3 68 Area: 1,579 sq km 22-Jul 18.0 23.8 12.2 1.8 65 23-Jul 20.8 28.1 12.6 1.7 57 Population: 8.63 million (2015; 13% of the UK population)
Climate:London’s climate has been changing in the past few years, with hotter and drier summers Latitude and longitude: 51°30’26” N, 00°07’39” W and warmer, wetter winters. The temperate oceanic climate allows for light precipitation frequently Altitude: 35 metres / 115 feet (above sea level) throughout the year, warmer summers with modest high temperatures (July being on average the hottest month of the year) and low temperatures in winter that sometimes fall below freezing. Water Quality: Tap water in London is drinkable and safe for every day usage.
The following are the average temperatures per season in south-east England, measured from Government: Greater London Authority (london.gov.uk) 2012-2016 (degrees Celsius): Business Hours: The City of London works on a Monday to Friday 09:00 to 17:00 schedule, but business hours around London generally are flexible. Some larger shops and chain stores open WINTER 5.6 until 21:00 on weekdays in busy shopping streets. Pubs are typically open from midday until 23:00. Restaurants tend to be open from noon until 14:30 for lunch and from 18:00 until 22:00 for dinner, although many restaurants in central London will serve all day until 22:00. On Sunday, SPRING 9.2 the majority of supermarkets close at 17:00, while chain stores and larger shops close at 18:00. Smaller convenience stores will usually have longer opening hours.
SUMMER 16.5 Transport: London has one of the largest public transport networks in the world, with integrated rail, underground, bus, river and road systems connecting the city’s 32 boroughs. The ‘night tube’ AUTUMN 11. 5 was introduced in late 2016, with a 24-hour underground service on Friday and Saturday on the Central, Jubilee, Northern, Piccadilly and Victoria lines.
For more information on transport in London visit: tfl.gov.uk Average rain fall for the last 5 years in July (mm):
2012 2014 2016
103.6 2013 46.2 2015 21.0 31.9 60.0
14 15 1.4 KEY DATES AND GENERAL PROGRAMME Day Date Time Event Venue Saturday - 8 July – 24 July 08:00 – 22:00 Help Desks open Team Hotels Sunday Various Locations TRAVEL TO LONDON Monday 10 July Training venues open (see section 7) Monday - VI: City Sight 10 July – 12 July 09:00 – 18:00 Classification Wednesday PI and II: Stadium 10 July – 13 July 09:00 – 19:00 2.1 ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES 2 hours prior to The Official Ports of Entry for the World Para Athletics Championships are London Heathrow Monday - the first event of TIC Open Stadium Airport (25km west of central London) and London City Airport (12km east of central London). Sunday 14-23 the day – 1 hour after the end of The LOC will provide transportation between the above official ports of entry and the official Team the last event Hotels, free of charge to the NPC, between Saturday 8 July and Tuesday 25 July 2017. Team Leaders 10:00 – 11:00 Stadium Orientation Visit NB: The complimentary airport transfer service only applies to Heathrow and London City Athletes Orientation Airports, transfers can be arranged from other airports, however charges will apply. 10:00-12:30 Stadium Visit Wednesday 12 July 11:00 – 12:00 Starting Practice Stadium In order for the LOC to arrange your airport transfers, your team’s flight information will be Throwing Frame/ required in advance. Each NPC will receive a Transport Information Request Form which will need Equipment Storage 15:00 – 16:00 Racing Chair to be completed and returned to CSE (the LOC’s transport services provider) by 16 June 2017. Room, Stadium Pre-check It is imperative that NPCs provide correct arrival and departure information so that the LOC can 15:00 - 17:00 Medical Briefing Great Briton Lounge arrange transfers accordingly. Any teams/athletes that do not provide their flight information will Team Leaders 10:00 – 11:00 Stadium have to wait at the airport for transport solutions to be sourced. Orientation Visit Throwing Frame/ Upon arrival at either London Heathrow Airport or London City Airport you will be met by a Equipment Storage 10:00-11:00 Racing Chair Room, Stadium member of the LOC’s transport team at the Welcome Desk immediately outside the Arrivals hall Pre-check who will direct you to your transportation to the hotel. Prior to your departure, your departure Athletes Orientation 10:00-12:30 Stadium transfer time will be provided at the Help Desk at the Team Hotel. Visit Thursday 13 July 11:00 – 12:00 Starting Practice Stadium The Great Briton 2.2 COMPETITION EQUIPMENT MOVEMENT 11:00 Technical Meeting Lounge, London Stadium Any competition equipment will be taken from the team at the airport by members of the LOC’s LOC Welcome transport team and transported directly to the competition venue at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic The Forge Lounge, 17:30 – 19:00 Reception Park (QEOP). Please note, it is likely that the equipment will not arrive at the QEOP until the London Stadium (Team Leaders) evening on the day of your arrival. A member of your team is NOT required to travel with the Qualification Rounds/ equipment, however if a member of your team wishes to do so the NPC must declare this in 11:00-11:40 Stadium Non Medal Events advance so the necessary arrangements can be made. Official Opening of Friday 14 July 18:00-19:00 Stadium the Championships During the training and competition period, all competition equipment will be stored at the First Competition Stadium. Should your team require equipment to be sent to the Newham training facility, the 19:00-22.00 Stadium Session NPC’s Team Manager will need to complete an Equipment Movement Form which will be Qualification available from the World Para Athletics Championships Help Desk at the Team Hotel. The Wednesday 19 July 10:00 – 11:10 Rounds/Non-Medal Stadium completed form will need to be returned to the Help Desk by at least 18:00 the day prior to the Events required movement. Final Competition 18:00-21:00 Stadium Prior to your departure, your team’s competition equipment will be returned to your hotel the Session Sunday 23 July evening before departure and will travel back to the airport with your team (additional luggage Official Closing of 21:00 Stadium the Championships vans will be used for teams with a lot of equipment).
16 17 2.3 VISAS 2.3.1 General The United Kingdom has strict regulations about who needs a visa to enter the UK. If you are a ACCREDITATION citizen of a country that requires a UK visa (a visa national) you will NOT be allowed to enter the UK without one.
The LOC is working closely with UK Visas & Immigration (UKVI) to ensure that Visa Decision Making Centres are fully informed about the World Para Athletics Championships and the visa 3.1 DELEGATION REGISTRATION MEETING (DRM) applications they can expect to receive. All applications will be subject to the UK’s Immigration Rules which are available at www.gov.uk/guidance/immigration-rules/immigration-rules-index. Delegation Registration Meetings (DRMs) will take place in the World Para Athletics Family Hotel, Marriott Hotel, West India Quay. The team leader must arrive with the first flight and must attend You can check if you require a visa at www.gov.uk/check-uk-visa. the DRM to complete the following formalities: 2.3.2 Visa Application Process • Uniform Check If you are a visa national and are coming to the UK to participate in the World Para Athletics • Flag and Anthem Check Championships you should apply for the ‘IAAF and IPC World Athletics Championships’ visa type. • LOC Accommodation Invoice (and transport if necessary) This visa is free of charge to accredited team members and NPC Representatives with an official invitation letter from the LOC. The visa is valid for six months from date of issue. • World Para Athletics Competition Fees
You should apply for your free of charge visa at www.visa4uk.fco.gov.uk/home/welcome and • Accreditation and Entries Reconciliation select the visa type ‘IAAF and IPC World Athletics Championships’ on the relevant screen. The Team Leader will be asked to complete any outstanding payments for competition fees, You will need to attend an appointment at a Visa Application Centre (VAC) in person to have accommodation, or transport before they can collect their team’s accreditation, which will be biometric information (fingerprints and photograph) taken and to provide supporting documents issued upon presenting a document stating all procedures have been completed. in hard copy. You can find your nearest VAC at www.gov.uk/find-a-visa-application-centre. UKVI’s NPCs will be scheduled for their DRM according to the arrival of their Team Leader. All Nations standard service for visit visas is 15 working days to decision from providing biometrics at the VAC. will be informed of their scheduled time prior to arrival in London.
3.2 ACCREDITATION RESOLUTION CENTRE While Nations will receive their accreditation during the DRM process at the Marriott Hotel, the Accreditation Resolution Centre will be located in the Uniform Distribution and Accreditation Centre (UDAC) in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, adjacent to the Aquatics Centre and a five- minute walk from the Stadium.
The operational hours of the Accreditation Resolution Centre will be from 08:00 – 20:00 from 09 – 13 July. During the competition period, from 14 – 23 July, the operational hours of the Accreditation Resolution Centre will be from 08:00 until 15 minutes prior to the final event in the evening session.
3.3 LOSS OF ACCREDITATION BADGE In case of loss or theft of an Accreditation Badge, please report it immediately to the Resolution Centre at the UDAC on Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. In order to obtain a new Accreditation Badge, the team member must proceed to the UDAC, accompanied by his Team Leader or the highest official in the delegation, carrying an appropriate identification document. A lost or damaged Accreditation Badge will be cancelled in the accreditation system, and a lost Accreditation Badge will not be reactivated even if found at a later date.
18 19 3.4 ACCREDITATION ACCESS AND SPECIAL PASSES 3.4.1 Accreditation Access All team members are required to wear their Accreditation Badge at all times to enter the official ACCOMMODATION Championships Venues; they should wear it in a manner that it is clearly visible to security staff. An Accreditation Badge is not transferable and only permits entry to the individual for whom it is issued. Misuse of an Accreditation Badge may result in cancellation of accreditation. 4.1 ACCOMMODATION SERVICES CONTACT 3.4.2 Special Passes The LOC have appointed CSE as the official accommodation provider for the World Para Athletics World Para Athletics/LOC shall provide special passes as required for the following categories: Championships. CSE are providing an extensive accommodation service for NPCs, including personalised management of all NPC accommodation bookings, data collection of arrival / • TIC (only for collecting items from the pigeonhole – up to a maximum of two per team departure information and on-site representation during the event. depending on team size) Your Accommodation Services Manager is Mandy Bateman from CSE and she can be contacted • Coaching Zones Ticket (for coaches at Field events) (see 9.10.3) as follows: • Mixed Zone passes – up to a maximum of two per team depending on team size. Email: [email protected] • Clean Athletics passes – to be distributed from the TIC when an athlete has been called for an Office Number: +44 (0)121 647 4096 anti-doping test following their event. Mobile Number (on-site): +44 (0)7834 150 006
3.5 PERSONAL COACH AND TRAINING PARTNER 4.2 NPC HOTELS Personal Coaches and Training Partners using “P” accreditations may be allocated to each NPC The LOC have offered NPCs a range of accommodation options in four cluster groups that allow according to the quotas outlined in the following table at a cost of 80 EURO per pass per day. “P” easy access to the competition venue at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park and the training venue accreditations for NPCs are to be used only for personal coaches and training partners and are at Newham Leisure Centre. The accommodation options range from two star to four star and non-transferable. all provide a high level of service with good facilities including complimentary Wi-Fi, adaptive bedrooms and ‘athlete friendly’ buffet meals. Each accreditation in this category grants access to training and warm-up venues, however it does not give the bearer the right to receive the Championships’ services (e.g. lunch/dinner and local Hotels, including accessible rooms, have been allocated to NPCs on a first-come, ground transport) or access to the competition venue during competition. first-served basis.
Maximum Number of “P” Laundry provisions will be available at or near the Team Hotels at an additional cost to the NPC, Number of Athletes Accreditation Passes per NPC further information will be provided on site. Each official Team Hotel will have a World Para Athletics Championships Help Desk located in the 1-20 1 lobby area. Members of the London 2017 team will be based at the desk to assist you with any accommodation, catering, competition, transport or general queries during the event. 21-30 2 Official check in time at all hotels is 14:00 and check out time is 11:00. CSE will endeavour to assist teams with any early arrival /late checkout requirements. 31-40 3 Please note, NPCs must settle any additional costs (telephone, laundry, minibar, damages, etc.) 41-50 4 directly with the hotel front desk prior to departure – the LOC will not be responsible for any additional charges. 50+ 5
20 21 22 23 4.3 MEALS In addition to a buffet breakfast, which is included within the accommodation rates, a two- course buffet lunch and three-course buffet dinner will be provided in the Team Hotels from Saturday 8 TRANSPORT July to Monday 24 July 2017 as part of the World Para Athletics competition fee.
Catering guidelines have been sent to all Team Hotels to ensure that all meals will cater for an athlete’s diet. Any special dietary requirements, including Halal food, can be arranged upon Transport between the Team Hotels and the various venues will be provided by the LOC bus advance request to CSE. service. Detailed timetables will be posted at the Team Hotel Help Desks.
Teams will be able to request on site a packed lunch as an alternative to a buffet lunch. Packed There will be a Help Desk located in each Team Hotel where assistance will be provided on lunch request forms will be available from the World Para Athletics Championships Help Desks. transport matters. The completed forms will need to be returned to the Help Desk at least 24 hours prior to the required service. 5.1 APPROXIMATE TRAVEL TIMES Meal service areas will be accessible for wheelchair users. Arrivals and Departures (in minutes) Meal times are as follows: London Heathrow London City Airport Venues Breakfast: 06:00–10:00 (LHR) (LCY) Guoman Tower Hotel 100-160 30 Lunch: 12:00–16:00 RE London Shoreditch 100-160 25 Dinner: 19:00–23:30 Queen Mary Residences 100-160 25 Holiday Inn London - Stratford City 105-165 20 4.4 MEETING SPACE Premier Inn London Stratford 105-165 20 Meeting rooms will be available at the Team Hotels which are housing a large number of teams. Aloft London ExCeL 105-165 10 Please note this will be a shared facility which can be booked at the Help Desk. Should you wish Crowne Plaza London - Docklands 105-165 10 to book a meeting room exclusively for your team to use throughout the event, your NPC should request this in advance through CSE. Further information regarding meeting rooms will be DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel - London ExCeL 105-165 10 provided on site by the World Para Athletics Championships Help Desk team. Moxy London ExCeL 105-165 10 Please note that journey times are approximate Training and Competition (in minutes) Newham Leisure Venues London Stadium Centre (training) Guoman Tower Hotel 35 40 RE London Shoreditch 15 20 Queen Mary Residences 15 20 Holiday Inn London - Stratford City 5 20 Premier Inn London Stratford 5 20 Aloft London ExCeL 25 10 Crowne Plaza London - Docklands 20 10 DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel - London ExCeL 20 10 Moxy London ExCeL 20 10 Please note that journey times are approximate
24 25 5.2 TRANSPORT RIGHTS ON ACCREDITATION Athletes and Team Officials will have the BA Transport privilege. This accreditation code gives them the right to board the team shuttle buses between the hotels and the Training/Competition Venues. This accreditation right is available for the events which Athletes and Team Officials are entitled to attend. INFORMATION CENTRES Accreditation Client Vehicle Type Transport Access Code Athletes/Team Coach/Bus BA Shuttle services from accommodation to 6.1 TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTRE – TIC (STADIUM) Officials Training/Competition venues . Access to internal shuttle within QEOP for warm up/training. The TIC is located in the London Stadium, outside the west stand, close to the Athlete Entrance and some 50 metres from the end of the Mixed Zone. 5.3 PUBLIC TRANSPORT The main task of the TIC is to ensure a smooth liaison between each delegation and the Local Organising Committee, the World Para Athletics Technical Delegates and the Competition All hotels are well served by public transport, as is the London Stadium. Management of the Championships regarding technical matters.
The London Stadium is served by Stratford Station, Stratford International Station and Pudding Mill The TIC is responsible for, but not limited to, the following: Lane Station (the closest to the team entrance). • Display on the relevant notice board of official communications to the delegations, including The Docklands Light Railway (DLR) is the easiest way to travel between the ExCeL hotel cluster, Classification Schedule, Start Lists, Results and Call Room reporting times. These will also be from Prince Regent (please note that Custom House DLR station will be closed), and from the displayed at the Warm-up Area. Guoman Tower Hotel, from Tower Gateway to Pudding Mill Lane with a change at Poplar. • Distribution of urgent notices to the delegations from the Technical Delegates and Competition 5.3.1 Accessibility Management via the pigeonholes. It is the Team Leader’s duty to collect this information in good time. All DLR Stations are step-free. If you need assistance in any DLR or Underground station, please ask a member of staff. • Receipt of written questions for the Technical Meeting (deadline: 12 July, 18:00)
A map of all step-free stations of the Underground, Overground and DLR can be found at this • Receipt of Final Confirmations link: http://content.tfl.gov.uk/step-free-tube-guide-map.pdf • Distribution of Relay Order Confirmation Forms (to be returned at the TIC) 5.3.2 Oyster Cards • Receipt of Withdrawal Forms An Oyster card is your ticket to the London’s bus, Underground and DLR services. Every time you • Managing National Record Doping Control requests enter or exit a Transport for London service, you will have to “touch-in” and “touch-out” your • TIC General Enquiries Oyster card on the yellow reader. Money will be deducted from your card according to the zones you have traveled during your trip. • Written Appeals
An Oyster Card loaded with £45 will be available The TIC will open from 10 to 13 July from 09:00 to 19:00. On competition days the TIC will open to athletes and team officials and can be requested two hours before the start of the first event of the day and will close one hour after the end of the from the Help Desks in the Team Hotels. We kindly last event of the day. ask you to return your Oyster cards at the Help This will be the main centre for technical information although certain documents produced in the Desk in your hotel before leaving London. We do TIC will also be distributed to the Team Hotel Help Desks for circulation. not encourage topping up with your own money as the cards will expire 48 hours after the conclusion of the World Para Athletics Championships.
26 27 6.2 HELPS DESKS (TEAM HOTELS) – INCORPORATING CHAMPIONSHIPS INFORMATION DESK – (CID) A Help Desk will be situated in each of the Team Hotels and will be linked to each other as well as to the TIC. They shall be responsible for, but not limited to, the following: • Display on the relevant notice board of official communications to the teams, including Start VENUES AND EQUIPMENT Lists, Results and Call Room reporting times
• Distribution of urgent notices to the delegations from the Technical Delegates and Competition Management via the pigeonholes. It is the Team Leader’s duty to collect this information in 7.1 THE LONDON STADIUM – QUEEN ELIZABETH PARK good time The Championships will take place in the 50,000 seater London Stadium, Queen Elizabeth Olympic • Receipt of written questions for the Technical Meeting (deadline 12 July, 18:00) Park, the venue for the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Since 2012 a Community Track has • Distribution of information and answering of queries for issues relating to accommodation, been built immediately beside the main stadium. This will provide the main warm-up facility. meals, transport and the Championships in general The London Stadium will provide:
• Receipt of Equipment Movement Form • 2 long /triple jump pits
• Managing the pool of shared Team Attachés • 2 high jump beds
Help Desks will open from 8, 9 or 10 July depending on team arrivals and will be open each day • 5 circles, which include the appropriate number for seated throws from 08:00 to 22:00. • 1 javelin runway 6.3 DOCUMENT DISTRIBUTION 7.2 TRAINING AND WARM-UP VENUES The distribution of competition related information at the TIC and Help Desks will NOT be systematically made through printouts in the team pigeonholes but will be displayed on the notice 7.2.1 Newham Leisure Centre boards (also available at the Warm-up Area). It will still be possible to request occasional copies of specific event start lists and/or results (at the TIC). The main training venue for the World Para Athletics Championships is Newham Leisure Centre, 281 Prince Regent Lane, London. E13 8SD. Important notices of general interest (e.g. changes to the timetable) will also be displayed on the notice board while individual communications to specific teams will be posted through the pigeonholes. Newham Leisure Centre is located between 10 and 40 minutes’ drive from the Team Hotels (see section 5.1 for approximate travel times from the hotels) and 6km from the competition venue at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.
The facility includes:
• An 8 lane, 400m Mondo track
• 4 horizontal jumps pits
• 1 high jump bed
• An 8 lane indoor straight
• A small gymnasium with weights and cardio equipment
Immediately adjacent to the Leisure Centre will be a throws training centre with:
• 3 circles for ambulant discus, which will also accommodate all seated throws
• 3 circles for ambulant shot put
A Map of Newham Leisure Centre can be found in the Appendices under Maps.
The Centre will be open from 10 July 2017.
28 29 7.2.2 North Park Lawn - Throws Warm Up Area 7.3 ATHLETES ORIENTATION VISIT TO THE North Park Lawn will provide training and warm up for ambulant shot put, discus and javelin. LONDON STADIUM
Facilities include: Athletes will be given the opportunity to visit the London Stadium before the competition to do some light training but without equipment or implements. These orientation visits are scheduled • A shot put circle for Wednesday 12 July and Thursday 13 July between 10:00 and 12:30. Training with the official starters will take place on Wednesday 12 July and Thursday 13 July between 11:00 and 12:00. • A discus cage • A javelin runway 7.4 SPORTS EQUIPMENT • A weight training area All sports equipment will be provided by NORDIC. • Physiotherapy tents • A light refreshment area 7.5 MARKERS A detailed schedule of warm-up times for each event will be published and must be strictly Athletes will not be permitted to use their own markers during the Championships. Those athletes adhered to. wishing to use a marker will be required to use the markers provided by the LOC at the event site. Officials will also provide adhesive tape for the relay runners at the track. A transport shuttle service will run from the Throws Warm-up Area to the Call Room. The facility will be available from 10 July 2017. 7.6 IMPLEMENTS 7.2.3 South Park Lawn 7.6.1 Official Implements For seated throws, two circles with cages (for club, discus or javelin) and two further circles (for The updated list of Official Implements (including additional implements requested by NPC/NF shot put or javelin) will be available at South Park Lawn some 200m from the Community (Warm and Manufacturers) can be found in Appendix 13.1. Up) track, adjacent to Market Street.
This facility will be available from 10 July 2017. 7.6.2 Personal Implements 7.2.4 Community Track Personal Implements will be allowed, providing that: • they are readily identifiable and are IAAF certified or meet World Para Athletics specifications The Community Track will be the main warm-up area for track events, long and triple jump and for Para Athletics specific weights high jump. It is immediately next to the main stadium. • they are not already on the official list Facilities include: • they have been checked for compliance with IAAF or World Para Athletics rules • A 6 lane (8 lane straight) 400m Mondo track • they are made available to all the other athletes until the end of the Final • 2 long/triple jump runways The checking procedure will be as follows: • 1 high jump bed Checking Location & Time Return • 1 circle for ambulant shot put. Personal throwing implements At the TIC no later than 17:00 Implements are returned in There will also be team tents on the infield, with sufficient space remaining for jogging on the grass. are to be checked prior to the the day before the Final of exchange for the receipt after event, after which a receipt will the event. the event’s final at the TIC. Adjacent to the warm-up track will be a weights area with facilities for both fixed and free weights. be given for the implements. There will also be medical services, space for physiotherapy and light refreshment facilities adjacent to the warm-up track. If a personal implement cannot be accepted into the pool due to it not meeting the specifications or being unidentifiable, the relevant team will be notified through the TIC, with an explanation, This facility will be available from 10 July 2017. and the implement will be returned.
30 31 8.2 FINAL ENTRIES ENTRIES AND FINAL Final Entries must be submitted by 8 June 2017, midnight Central European Time (CET), via the CONFIRMATIONS IPC Online Entry and Bipartite System (EBS) www.paralympic.org/entries. EBS will be available from 25 May for NPCs to enter final entry by number and name. If you encounter difficulties when submitting entries, please contact World Para Athletics ([email protected]) for assistance. 8.1 ENTRY REGULATIONS 8.3 EVENT VIABILITY CRITERIA AND 8.1.1 Declaration of Participation QUALIFICATION ROUNDS By completing and submitting the sport entries via the IPC Online Entry and Bipartite System (EBS), A minimum of four athlete entries from two NPCs is necessary to sustain an individual medal NPCs are considered to have declared the participation of their athletes in the specified event(s). event on the programme. A minimum of four entries from four NPCs is necessary to sustain a Athletes are required to compete in all their event(s) specified on the Final Entries by Name relay medal event on the programme. Validation Report and submitted by their NPC. Only athletes that are injured or who become ill during the course of the Championships, may be granted an exception subject to this withdrawal World Para Athletics shall review the event viability following the close of the final entry by name to be in line with the withdrawal rules in the World Para Athletics Rules 2016-2017, Rule 5.3. on 8 June 2017. In the case an event did not meet the above viability criteria by final entry, World Para Athletics reserve the right to combine such event with other event(s) where appropriate and Any athlete found to be in breach of the Declaration of Participation Regulation may be disqualified applicable.. by World Para Athletics from all remaining events at the World Para Athletics Championships. World Para Athletics also reserve the right to either cancel such events or run them as non-medal 8.1.2 Athlete Programme events. Non-medal events shall be run in an additional non-ticketed session outside of the official programme (within the official competition period). After the close of the entries on 8 June 2017, athletes are subject to the Athlete Programme Regulation and NPCs may not enter athletes into additional events to those already specified on In the case the entry number of an event dropped below the aforementioned event viability the Final Entries by Name Validation Report. World Para Athletics may accept additional event criteria due to withdrawals after 8 June 2017, the event shall still be run as a medal event and the entries under exceptional circumstances. medals will be allocated under the ‘minus one’ rule. The Athlete Programme Regulation also applies to any proposed substitute athlete or athlete Qualification Rounds eligible for re-entry due to a change in sport class (see 9.4.3). Seated Throw Events 8.1.3 Athlete/Guide-runner Substitution Should a seated throw event exceed twelve entries at the close of final entry, a qualification round shall be held to allow the competition to be conducted in a single round (final). The top eight Athlete/guide runner substitutions in principle will only be considered for an NPC if the entered athletes from the Qualification Ranking on the day the entries closed shall proceed to substitution is made for an athlete in the same gender, sport class and event. Under exceptional the final without competing in the qualification round. The top four athletes from the qualification circumstances, at the discretion of World Para Athletics, substitutions not meeting these criteria round shall proceed to the final. may be accepted. Ambulant Throw Events The substitute athlete should have met the conditions of the qualification criteria as outlined for Should an ambulant throw event exceed 16 entries at the close of final entry, a qualification the respective event(s). round shall be held to allow the competition to be conducted in a single round (final). The top 12 entered athletes from the Qualification Ranking shall proceed to the final without competing in the Substitutions may only be made for an athlete/guide runner who withdraws due to injury, illness qualification round. The top four athletes from the qualification round shall proceed to the final. or other exceptional circumstances prior to 9 July 2017. In the case of illness or injury, a medical certificate signed by the team/LOC medical doctor must be submitted to World Para Athletics for Track Events approval. Absolutely no athlete substitution will be permitted after this date. Should a track event from 100m to 800m exceed 27 entries (28 entries for classes T11 & T12) at the close of final entry, a qualification round shall be held to allow the competition to be Substitutions for guide runners after 9 July 2017 may only be permitted due to injury, illness or conducted in a maximum of two rounds (First Round & Final) or three rounds for classes T11 other extraordinary circumstances within the existing team. & T12 (First Round, Semi-final and Final). The top 18 entered athletes from the Qualification World Para Athletics must receive an official request from the NPC for any proposed substitution Ranking shall proceed to the first round without competing in the qualification round. The top six prior to the above date. The official request must include all the required supporting documents athletes from the qualification round shall proceed to the first round. for consideration and processing by World Para Athletics.
32 33 Qualification Round Time Table All qualification rounds shall be held in an additional non-ticketed session outside of the official programme. The qualification rounds for events scheduled from 14 to 18 July will be held on 14 July (day 1 of competition) in the morning. The qualification rounds for events scheduled from 19 COMPETITION to 23 July will be held on 19 July (day 5 of competition) in the morning. In all throwing events, athletes will have a maximum of three trials in the qualification round. PROCEDURES
8.4 FINAL CONFIRMATIONS 9.1 TECHNICAL MEETING 8.4.1 General The Technical Meeting will take place on the 13 July 2017 at 11:00 in the Great Briton Lounge Teams will receive the Final Confirmation Forms prior to the Technical Meeting. Team Leaders or in the London Stadium. Two representatives from each NPC may attend the technical meeting. If their representatives, must confirm the names of those athletes already entered who will actually necessary, an interpreter or Team Attaché may also attend. take part in the competition. The completed forms must be returned to the TIC at the end of the The World Para Athletics Technical Delegates will preside over the meeting, which will be Technical Meeting. conducted in English.
8.4.2 Relays The agenda will be as follows:
The final composition of the relay teams and the order of running must be declared at the TIC • Welcome by World Para Athletics no later than one hour before the published first call time for the first heat of each round of competition. The Declaration Forms will be available at the TIC on the day of the event. Further • Introduction of the World Para Athletics Technical Delegates and main Championships Officials changes may be made for medical reasons (verified by World Para Athletics Medical Delegate) • Timetable amendments (if any) up until the final call for the particular heat in which the team is competing. This declaration must be made at the Stadium TIC where an official will be based at specific times for this purpose. • Call Room reporting times Once the team has taken part in the event, only two additional athletes may take part in the final. • Qualifying procedures for races and field events Substitutes may only be taken from the list of entered athletes in the respective event. • Starting heights and raising of the bar
8.4.3 Failure to participate • Protests and Appeals Any athlete who after the Final Confirmation has been submitted, or after qualifying during a • Opening and closing nights qualifying round or a heat for any event, fails to participate in the event without giving a valid reason (e.g. a medical certificate issued by the official doctor of the Championships), shall be • Information on testing for Autonomic Dysreflexia and Boosting excluded from participation in any further events in the competition, including relays. • Information on the Clean Athletics programme 8.5 WITHDRAWALS • Answers to written questions Withdrawals after arrival in London must be submitted on the official Withdrawal Form to the TIC. The Written Questions reason for the withdrawal, subject to Entry Regulations 8.1 has to be specified in detail, its acceptance All questions and proposals concerning the procedures of the athletics competition, which will being the responsibility of the Technical Delegates in consultation with the Medical Delegate. be dealt with during the Technical Meeting, must be made in English on the ‘Questions for the Technical Meeting’ form. This form must be submitted to the Help Desks in the Team Hotels or the TIC no later than 12 July 2017 at 18:00. No questions will be accepted during the Technical Meeting. A summary of all submitted questions and answers will be distributed during the Technical Meeting. Confirmation of starting heights, distances and progressions
The qualification procedure for the track events (number of heats in each round, and method of progression from each round), triple jump board distances, starting heights, and the raising of the bar in high jump will be determined by the Technical Delegate. Team Leaders will be informed of the decision at the Technical Meeting. Full documentation of the qualification procedures will also be available at the Stadium TIC and the Help Desks in the Team Hotels.
34 35 9.2 TEAM LEADERS ORIENTATION VISITS 9.4.4 Hip Numbers There will be visits organised to the London Stadium and Warm-up Areas on 12 July and 13 Athletes competing in Track Events will also be given two adhesive lane numbers at the Call Room July at 10:00 for the Team Leaders to familiarise themselves with the exact location of the main before entering the Field of Play. The lane numbers must be secured to both sides of the athlete’s facilities (Warm-up Areas, Call Room, Team Mixed Zone, Technical Information Centre etc.). More shorts / legs / helmet as appropriate. information regarding this visit, including transport arrangements, will be available at the Help Desks in the Team Hotels. 9.5 ATHLETE UNIFORM 9.3 TIMETABLE To ensure compliance with the World Para Athletics Uniform and Equipment Advertising Regulations all athlete uniform, kit and national team emblem designs are subject to review by The timetable for London 2017 can be found in Appendix 13.2. World Para Athletics in advance of the Championships. Any advertising on clothing, accessories and bags must also comply with the regulations, which can be found on the World Para Athletics Information on any changes to the official timetable shall be provided at the Technical Meeting website (http://www.paralympic.org/athletics/about/official-documents). and through the TIC and the Help Desks in the Team Hotels. NPCs are advised to submit all of their uniform and kit designs for preliminary inspection electronically via the Uniform Pre-Inspection application on SDMS (https://db.ipc-services.org/ 9.4 ATHLETES’ BIBS sdms/uniform/default/login). Uniform and kit including, but not limited to, competition uniform (top and bottom), warm up attire and victory ceremony attire must all be submitted accompanied 9.4.1 General by size specifications for all logos on each article of clothing. World Para Athletics will review All athletes will receive four bibs, each of which will show their name. the items submitted and provide advice to each team. The comments apply only to those items uploaded and are advisory ahead of the on-site inspection. • The first bib must be attached to the front of the athlete’s vest, the back of the athlete’s racing chair, or the throwing frame. During the Delegation Registration Meeting the on-site inspection of requested uniform items shall be conducted. Teams will be notified of the uniform items they must present via email and the • The second bib must be attached to the back of the competition vest for ambulant athletes Uniform Pre-Inspection application on SDMS. The on-site inspection is mandatory and must be and seated throwers. Wheelchair racers should attach this bib to their day chair to ease done before official accreditation is handed out to the whole delegation. All uniform and kit must identification. be approved prior to the start of the Championships and the findings of the on-site inspection • Two other bibs are to be used for the tracksuit and/or the bag. shall prevail. Any non-compliant uniform and kit must be modified to comply with the regulations. Please keep in mind that it is ultimately the collective responsibility of the NPC to remain in The same bibs are to be used by the athletes, regardless of the number of events in which compliance with the regulations at all times. Athletes not wearing approved uniform will be they compete. required to modify attire before progressing through the Call Room and any infringement of the regulations may result in the disqualification of the athlete. The bibs (and the necessary safety pins) will be distributed at the TIC following the return of Final Confirmation forms. Bibs which are not collected will be taken to the Stadium TIC.
Arrangements will be made at the Stadium to reprint bibs, should the need arise. 9.6 PERSONAL BELONGINGS Athletes will only be permitted to take a backpack or similar sized bag with them onto the Bibs must be worn in accordance with World Para Athletics Rules and must not be cut, folded or Field of Play. obscured in any way. Failure to comply with the Rules may result in a disqualification and/or sanction. A strict inspection will be made for illegal and prohibited items, which athletes may have in their 9.4.2 Vertical Jumps possession. Electronic devices (e.g. radios, tablets, mobile phones, cameras, etc.) shall not be permitted. Any items that do not conform to the World Para Athletics Technical and/or Advertising Rules In the high jump, athletes can decide to wear only one bib on the front OR on the back. and Regulations will be confiscated. Confiscated items may be retrieved at the TIC after the event. 9.4.3 Relays The bibs for the relays (carrying the country code – e.g. Great Britain and NI - GBR), which must be worn on the front, will be handed out at the Call Room. Athletes must wear their personal bib on the back. Wheelchair relay teams will wear only the bib bearing the country code on the back of their racing chair.
36 37 9.7 EQUIPMENT STORAGE – THROWING FRAMES AND 9.9 ENTRY ONTO FIELD OF PLAY RACING CHAIRS All athletes, guide runners and assistants, accompanied by competition officials, shall enter the On arrival the LOC will make arrangements for the transfer of racing chairs and throwing frames Field of Play as directed by the officials. During an event, no athlete or assistant may leave the from the airport to the London Stadium. competition area without permission from the Chief Judge. In cases where an athlete or assistant must leave the Field of Play, an official will accompany the athlete. Should racing chairs or throwing frames be required for training at Newham, the LOC will make arrangements for transport. All requests must be made through the Help Desks in the Team Hotels Sealed water bottles will be provided to all athletes in the competition area. (see 2.2 Competition Equipment Movement).
For competition, racing chairs and throwing frames should be presented at the Call Room 9.10 SPECIFIC EVENT PROCEDURES according to the Call Room Schedule. They will checked here by Call Room staff. Throwing frames will then be transferred to the competition site by officials. 9.10.1 Track Events The starter’s commands will be given in English.
9.8 CALL ROOM Lanes 2-9 will be used for all events run entirely in lane when there are fewer than nine athletes.
The Call Room is located in the South Tunnel immediately adjacent to the Warm-up Track. All According to the Competition Regulations, already circulated, there may be a qualification round athletes, guide runners and assistants will use this Call Room. From here, routes to the Field of held outside the ticketed competition sessions (see section 8.3). Qualification for the final will be Play will vary. according to the Competition Regulations. In the Call Room, checks on athletes’ numbers, clothing, footwear and bags will be carried out. See above information about items which are not permitted on the Field of Play. The same 9.10.2 Field Events Trials procedure will apply for assistants who enter the Field of Play with an athlete. Assistants will All field events within the ticketed competition sessions will be finals. In horizontal jumps and receive their bib in exchange for their accreditation card, which will only be returned at Post Event ambulatory throws, the competing order for the fourth, fifth and final rounds of trials will be in the Control on return of the bib. reverse ranking order recorded after the first three rounds of trials. In seated throws, there will be Athletes warming up at the Throws Warm-up Areas (North Park Lawn and South Park Lawn) will no reversal of the throwing order, unless it is decided to hold the first three rounds in two pools. have a pre-call to direct them to leave for the Stadium. Transport will be provided from North According to the Competition Regulations, already circulated, there may be a qualification round Park Lawn to the entrance of the Community Track, approximately 50 metres from the Call Room held outside the ticketed competition sessions (see section 8.3). Qualification for the final will be entrance. Athletes moving from South Park Lawn will need to cross a short bridge to make their according to the Competition Regulations. way to the Call Room, a distance of approximately 150 metres. 9.10.3 Coaching Zones Athletes may be asked to enter the Boosting Tent on their way to the Call Room in order to carry out a boosting test. Dedicated seating will be provided in in the first two rows for the Field Event coaches, close to the event site. These will be accessible by means of a specific ticket for that event, one per athlete, A detailed schedule of all call times will be published in advance every day and displayed in Team distributed through the TIC once the start lists are issued. They will refer to a specific period of Hotels, at the Technical Information Centre and at the Call Room. time and block of seats. Coaches must vacate the allocated seats immediately after the conclusion Athletes competing in track events and field events which are at the south end of the Stadium will of the event. enter the Field of Play directly from the South Tunnel. Coaches in wheelchairs must also obtain a ticket as described above, but must then report to the Athletes competing in track events and field events which are at the north end of the stadium, will Call Room in order to be escorted to the coaching area set aside for the purpose. enter the Field of Play from the North West Tunnel (close to the 100m start).
The route to this entrance is along a synthetic surfaced walkway. Here there is an indoor track 9.11 TIMING AND MEASUREMENT (six lanes) available to athletes before they go on to the Field of Play if there is any delay in Official timing and measurement will be provided by Seiko. Electronic Distance Measurement will competition. For certain events hip numbers will be handed out here. be used in all throwing events and in horizontal jumps, except those for Classes T11 and T12, in Athletes and guide runners in track events will leave their personal belongings, including track which events a system of tape measurement will be used. suits, before entering the Field of Play ready to compete. Their personal belongings will be transported to Post Event Control for collection after their event. In case of cold or rainy weather, athletes and guide runners will be allowed to enter wearing their track suit and their belongings will be collected at the start line and taken to Post Event Control.
38 39 9.12 POST COMPETITION PROCEDURES The medals, gifted to successful athletes once they return from their victory ceremony, will be for them to hand to their coach or significant advisor in recognition of the unique and valued working Athletes will always leave the Field of Play via the Mixed Zone. In the Mixed Zone, the media may relationship between athlete and coach. conduct short interviews. After passing through the Mixed Zone, athletes move to Post Event Control where they will be able 9.13 TECHNICAL PROTESTS AND APPEALS to recover and collect their clothing. Post Event Control is located at the end of the Mixed Zone. Team Leaders will be allowed to access the end of the Mixed Zone by means of a special pass, Protests and Appeals will be handled according to Chapter 4 of the World Para Athletics Rules where they will be able to check if the athlete has been called for drug testing. If that is the case, and Regulations, details of which appear below. Protests and appeals shall be handled by the TIC they should return to the TIC to collect a Clean Athletics pass to accompany their athlete to the at the Stadium. testing area. 9.13.1 Protests Victory Ceremonies Protests concerning the result or conduct of an event shall be made within 30 minutes of the The first three athletes in each individual event (including guide runners) and the first three official announcement of the result of that event. teams in each relay race will be presented with a gold, silver or bronze medal respectively (in accordance with the event viability criteria). When a delegation competes in the first round of The Organising Committee of the competition shall be responsible for ensuring that the time of the relays and in the final with more than four athletes, only the four athletes in the final will be the announcement of all results is recorded. awarded medals during the official ceremony. The other athletes will receive their medals later at Any protest shall be made orally to the Referee by an athlete, by someone acting on his behalf the TIC. or by an official representative of a team. Such person or team may protest only if they are All Victory Ceremonies will take place at the Medal Plaza in Hero Village with the exception of competing in the same round of the event to which the protest (or subsequent appeal) relates. To the final evening, when all Victory Ceremonies will take place in the London Stadium. The Victory arrive at a fair decision, the Referee should consider any available relevant evidence. The Referee Ceremony podium will be located on the stage of the Medal Plaza. Within the stadium it will be may decide on the protest or may refer the matter to the Jury of Appeal. If the Referee makes on the finish straight, outside the track next to the long jump runway. a decision, there shall be a right of appeal to the Jury. Where the Referee is not accessible or available, the protest should be made to her/him through the TIC. With the exception of the last session, all morning session medallists will be awarded their medals Note: on the same afternoon; evening session medallists will be awarded their medals the following The relevant Referee shall, after his decision on a protest, immediately inform the TIC of the day. Final session medallists will all be awarded their medals as part of the final evening timetable time of the decision. If the Referee was unable to communicate this orally to the relevant team(s) / within the Stadium. LOC staff will be responsible for gathering the first three athletes or relay athlete(s), the official time of the announcement will be that of posting the decision at the TIC. teams at Post Event Control and will give them a letter with the necessary information required for their ceremony. For those ceremonies on the final evening, athletes will be escorted by a member 9.13.2 Appeals of LOC staff to the Victory Ceremony waiting area where they will wait for the ceremony. An appeal to the Jury of Appeal must be made within 30 minutes:
Athletes must wear their delegation’s official uniform during Victory Ceremonies (guide runners (a) of the official announcement of the amended result of an event arising from the decision must wear the same uniform as the athlete during Victory Ceremonies). They will also be expected made by the Referee; or to wear a Championship bib, given to them as they wait for their ceremony. During the playing of the anthem and the raising of the flags, they shall face the flags and conduct themselves in a (b) of the advice being given to those making the protest, where there is no amendment dignified manner at all times. The medallists will not be permitted to bring a national flag or any of any result. other items to the ceremony. It shall be in writing, signed by the athlete, by someone acting on his behalf or by an official It is the athlete’s responsibility to ensure they are at the Medal Plaza at their allotted time. The representative of a team and shall be accompanied by a deposit of €200 (or £170 as a fixed LOC are not in a position to delay any ceremonies for late arrival of athletes. In such cases, the equivalent in GBP, unless there are significant exchange rate fluctuations), which will be forfeited ceremony will be conducted without the athlete and the Team Leader can pick up the respective if the appeal is not allowed. Such athlete or team may appeal only if they are competing in the medal for the athlete at the TIC at the end of the competition day. A medallist may not delegate same round of the event to which the appeal relates. the receipt of his/her medal during a Victory Ceremony for any reason.
All athletes are permitted to bring one member of team management with them to the Medal Plaza. A provisional Victory Ceremonies schedule is provided together with the competition timetable (Appendix 13.3).
For the first time ever at a World Para Athletics Championships, London 2017 will be awarding medals to coaches of medal winning athletes.
40 41 10.4 CHAMPIONSHIPS-TIME CLASSIFICATION ACTIVITIES 10.4.1 Classification Evaluation Period CLASSIFICATION Athletes with a Sport Class Status of New (N) or Review (R) (not including athletes with a fixed date review beyond 2017) will be required to undertake Athlete Evaluation upon arrival at the World Para Athletics Championships London 2017 and are thus required to arrive prior to the Classification Evaluation Period. It is the responsibility of each NPC, through the Team Leader, to 10.1 NPC RESPONSIBILITIES ensure that athletes listed on the Classification Evaluation Schedule are available and present for It is the collective responsibility of each athlete and their NPC, through the NPC Team Leader their Evaluation Session at the designated time, date and location. Locations are as follows: and relevant Team Officials, to be informed about and comply with all classification policies and London Stadium procedures relating to the World Para Athletics Championships London 2017, and as outlined in the World Para Athletics Classification Rules and Regulations: • Physical Impairment Classification (PI) https://www.paralympic.org/athletics/classification/rules-and-regulations • Intellectual Impairment Classification (II) Each NPC is responsible for ensuring that athletes who need to present for an Evaluation Session City Sight Optometry Clinic, University of London during the Classification Evaluation Period attend at the time as specified in the Classification Evaluation Schedule. • Visual Impairment Classification (VI)
Transportation will be provided from official Team Hotels to specified classification venues based 10.2 SPORT CLASS STATUS on the Classification Evaluation Schedule. A Sport Class Status indicates whether or not an athlete will be required to undertake Athlete All athletes listed on the Classification Evaluation Schedule must present no later than 30 minutes Evaluation. Athletes with a Sport Class Status of New (N) or Review (R) (not including athletes with before the scheduled Evaluation Session at the designated venue, and must be present with a fixed date review beyond 2017) will be required to undertake Athlete Evaluation upon arrival at the appropriate equipment, attire and medical documentation as stipulated in the World Para the World Para Athletics Championships London 2017. Athletics Classification Rules and Regulations.
Failure to comply with Athlete Evaluation (as outlined in Part 4 of the World Para Athletics 10.3 PRE-CHAMPIONSHIPS CLASSIFICATION ACTIVITIES Classification Rules and Regulations) may deem an athlete ineligible to compete. 10.3.1 Classification Master List One person (in addition to any required interpreter) may accompany an athlete to their Evaluation Session. If the athlete is a minor or has an Intellectual Impairment, the athlete must Each NPC is responsible for verifying the Sport Class data of their athletes. NPCs should liaise directly be accompanied by a member of the Athlete’s National Body or National Paralympic Committee with World Para Athletics if the Classification Master List contains incorrect athlete data (name, sport when attending an Evaluation Session (World Para Athletics Classification Rules and Regulations, class, sport class status) and/or if an athlete is not included on the Classification Master List. art. 13.3.1). 10.3.2 Classification Evaluation Schedule Athletes must accept the terms of the Athlete Evaluation Agreement Form prior to participating in Athlete Evaluation. The Classification Evaluation Schedule will be distributed by email to NPCs after the final entries The athlete must provide photo identification, such as passport or ID card along with their deadline. The schedule will include the details of all athletes that must present for an Evaluation accreditation that verifies the athlete’s identity. Session.
In the event that an athlete attends World Para Athletics International Classification between 10.4.2 Classification competition period – the final entry deadline and the start of the Classification Evaluation Period at the World Para First Appearance Athletics Championships London 2017, changes to the Classification Evaluation Schedule may be necessary. Any changes will be communicated to the respective NPCs via email. A Classification Panel may require that an athlete undertakes Observation in Competition Assessment before it allocates a final Sport Class and designates a Sport Class Status to that Athlete. If a Classification Panel requires an Athlete to undertake Observation in Competition Assessment the provisions regarding Observation in Competition will apply (World Para Athletics Classification Rules and Regulations, Article 14).
42 43 An athlete who is required to complete Observation in Competition Assessment will be designated If the revised Sports Class is outside the eligible Classes of that event, the performance(s) achieved with Tracking Code: Observation Assessment (OA). This replaces the Athlete’s Sport Class Status by the athlete shall stand, but the placing and prize won by the athlete shall be void. Re-entry of for the duration of Observation in Competition Assessment. that same event in the revised Sports Class is subject to above re-entry criteria.
Observation in Competition Assessment must take place during First Appearance. In this regard: If the athlete had entered other events in his/her previous Sports Class at the same competition, he/she may be re-entered in those events of the revised Sport Class, subject to the above re-entry • First Appearance is the first time an athlete competes in an event during a competition in a criteria and approval of the appointed Technical Delegate. particular Sport Class. Field Events • First Appearance within a Sport Class applies to participation in all events within the same Sport Class. If the revised Sport Class is still within the eligible Classes of that event, re-entry of that event is not required. The performance(s) achieved by the athlete may stand provided the same The Classification Panel must allocate a Sport Class and replace the athlete’s Tracking Code: competition rules apply in his revised Sport Class. If the Raza system is being used, the points Observation Assessment (OA) by designating a Sport Class Status upon completion of First which determine the placing and prize shall be recalculated against his revised Sport Class. Appearance (or completion of any Observation in Competition conducted as part of a Protest). If changes to an athlete’s Sport Class or Sport Class Status are made following Observation in Re-entry of that same event in the revised Sport Class is subject to above re-entry criteria. Competition, the changes are effective immediately. If the revised Sport Class is outside the eligible Classes of that event, the performance(s) achieved In the event an athlete’s Sport Class changed following Observation in Competition Assessment, by the athlete may stand provided the same competition rules apply in his revised Sport Class but the athlete is subject to re-entry (10.4.3). the placing and prize won by the athlete shall be void. 10.4.3 Re-entry after changes in sport class If the athlete had entered other events in his previous Sport Class at the same competition, he may be re-entered in those events of his revised Sport Class subject to the above re-entry criteria Should an athlete’s Sport Class change during the Classification Evaluation Period and/ or the and approval of the appointed Technical Delegate. Classification Competition Period, re-entry will be considered in accordance with the following criteria: 1) The minimum eligibility criteria for the newly allocated sport class have been met; 10.5 CLASSIFICATION PROTESTS 2) The event(s) is/are offered in the newly allocated sport class; 10.5.1 General Principles 3) The maximum entries per NPC have not been reached; Only athletes with a Sport Class Status New (N) or Review (R) may be subjected to Classification 4) The competition of the concerned event(s) has not started; Protest by their own NPC (known as a National Protest). An athlete with a Sport Class Status of Confirmed (C) or Review (R) with a fixed review date review beyond 2017 may only be subjected 5) The competition schedule is not affected. to Classification Protest by World Para Athletics. Where an athlete’s Sport Class changes during the Classification Evaluation Period, for a re-entry National Protests must be lodged in accordance with the World Para Athletics Classification Rules to be considered, the NPC is requested to confirm to World Para Athletics his/her re-entry within and Regulations (Article 22). one (1) hour after the publication of the classification outcomes. Protests may be lodged by the authorised person on behalf of the NPC as outlined in the Athletes who are subject to re-entry may only be permitted to re-enter in the same event(s) that table below: had been previously entered of the revised class. In the event that an athlete cannot be entered into an event due to lack of availability in his/her revised class, he/she may enter another Protests during Classification Evaluation Period available event of the revised class, provided the re-entry criteria are met. All re-entries are Sport Class Status at Protest by athlete’s Protest by World Para Protest by other NPC subject to the Technical Delegate’s approval. final entry NPC (National Protest) Athletics Change of Class during Competition New (N) Yes No Yes Review (R) Yes No Yes During the competition period, the Sport Class of an athlete may change after Observation in Competition, protests after Observation in Competition, or World Para Athletics Protests. Confirmed (C) No No Yes Protests during Classification Competition Period (First Appearance) The following regulation outlines how Sport Class changes in competition shall take effect on an Tracking status at athlete’s Sports Class, result and record at these Championships. Protest by athlete’s Protest by World Para entry of competition Protest by other NPC NPC (National Protest) Athletics Track Events period Observation If the revised Sport Class is still within the eligible Classes of that event, re-entry of that event is Yes No Yes Assessment (OA) not required. Result, placing and prize won by the athlete shall stand.
44 45 10.5.3 National Protest deadlines If a National Body or National Paralympic Committee considers there have been procedural errors made in respect of the allocation of a Sport Class and/or Sport Class Status and as a National Protests must be submitted by an authorised person on behalf of the NPC to the TIC consequence an athlete has been allocated an incorrect Sport Class or Sport Class Status, it may within the below timeframes. If a protest is lodged by World Para Athletics, the NPC will be submit an Appeal. notified verbally and in writing, and will be provided with a time and date for any subsequent re-evaluation if required. The Board of Appeal of Classification (BAC) will act as the hearing body for the resolution of Appeals. Classification Phase Classification Evaluation Protest Deadline Window Results Posted An Appeal must be made and resolved in accordance with the applicable BAC Bylaws. Classification Evaluation Period Following each classification No later than one hour after session (morning/afternoon) the athlete’s Sport Class was 10.7 CLASSIFICATION RESEARCH – ATHLETES WITH posted VISION IMPAIRMENT Classification Competition No later than 15 minutes after No later than 15 minutes after Period (First Appearance) the completion of the event the athlete’s Sport Class was The IPC has approved a research project “Visual Impairment Athletics Classification Research in which First Appearance posted Project” for data collection at the World Championships. The project contributes to the occurred development of a sport-specific classification system for athletes with vision impairment, and consists of a series of vision tests. Participation in the study is on a voluntary basis, and initially Protests during the Classification Evaluation Period targets athletes in short-distance track events. The data will be complemented with the on-track performance of the athletes, in order to understand the relationship between vision impairment In order for a classification protest to be considered during the Classification Evaluation Period, it and sport performance. must be lodged following the publication of the results and within the protest deadline window as listed in the table above. Project leader on site is prof. Peter Allen, Anglia Ruskin University. Further details on the project will be presented at the technical meeting. Protests during the Classification Competition period
In order for a classification protest relating to an athlete with the Tracking Status OA to be considered by the Chief Classifier, the protest must be lodged within 15 minutes of the publication of the athlete’s allocated sport class after the completion of the event in which the First Appearance occurred. The protest must be lodged at the TIC. It is the responsibility of the Chief Classifier, with full cooperation of the NPC concerned, to resolve the protest as soon as possible after the notification of a protest in order to minimise impact on the competition. 10.5.4 World Para Athletics Protests World Para Athletics may, at its discretion, make a Protest at any time in accordance with Part Six of the World Para Athletics Classification Rules and Regulations.
10.6 CLASSIFICATION APPEALS An Appeal is the process by which a formal objection to how Athlete Evaluation and/or Classification procedures have been conducted is submitted and subsequently resolved.
Parties permitted to make an Appeal
An Appeal may only be made by one of the following bodies:
• a National Body; or
• a National Paralympic Committee.
46 47 During competition the following services will be available one hour before competition and 30 MEDICAL SERVICES minutes post competition: • Sport medicine
• Physiotherapy A Medical Guide is being prepared for team medical staff which will contain all relevant information on medical services at the competition and training venues and official • Sport massage accommodation. The Medical Guide will be distributed at the meeting for team medical staff on • Support from the Sport Medicine Doctor for the Warm-up Track 12 July in The Great Briton Lounge, London Stadium from 15:00-17:00, or can be collected from the Athlete Medical Room at the Community/Warm-up Track. • Field of Play recovery teams
• Emergency services (one ambulance with two paramedics) 11.1 EMERGENCY CONTACT NUMBERS 11.3.2 Warm-up Venues For a medical emergency outside the opening hours of the Venue Medical Centres please contact the doctor on call (telephone number to be confirmed) or the Emergency Ambulance service on 999. Community Track (Warm-up Track)
You can contact the LOC Medical Services team from 8 July on the following numbers: Athletes have priority for all services and no other group will access physiotherapy, sport massage, osteopathy, chiropractic services or radiology. 07884651119 Pam Venning Head of Medical Services The services available from 10 July to 23 July are: 07884651117 Lynn Booth Lead Physiotherapist 07880062688 Liz Nicholls Venue Medical Manager • Sport medicine 07557198305 Mark Stuart Pharmacist and Accommodation Medical Manager • Physiotherapy
07880062530 David Zideman Sport Medicine and General Medical Lead • Sport massage
• Diagnostic ultrasound 11.2 DESIGNATED MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS • Osteopathy The NHS Championship Hospital will be Homerton University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust which is 2.8 kilometres from the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, or approximately 15 minutes in • Chiropractic services normal traffic. • Pharmacy services
• 11.3 VENUE MEDICAL CENTRES Field of Play recovery support during training and warm up • Ice baths To request any medical care from the LOC during operating hours, team members who suffer from an injury or illness should present themselves at the nearest Medical Centre. Outside • Emergency services (one ambulance and two paramedics) operating hours, team members should use the emergency contact numbers above. • First aiders 11.3.1 Competition Venue • Nurse services During non-competition times some services may be available in the London Stadium athlete • Facilities for enabling referrals for speciality radiology, specialist medical and dental services medical room for athletes only. These include: Operational hours will be one hour prior to warm up and training commencing and one hour • Sport medicine after warm up and training has ended.
• Physiotherapy Use of ice baths will be booked through the lead physiotherapist. Team support staff will be responsible for the athletes’ welfare when using the baths.
48 49 Throws Warm-up 11.5 MEDICAL BRIEFING During operational periods of the two throws warm-up sites the following services will be A meeting for all team physicians will be held on 12 July at 15:00 (Location TBC). This briefing provided: will outline the locations of the Venue Medical Centres and the medical pathways and procedures • Physiotherapy for the World Para Athletics Championships. More information will be provided through the TIC and Team Hotel Help Desks. 11.3.3 Training Venue During operational periods of the training venue at Newham Leisure Centre the services will be: 11.6 MEDICAL INSURANCE
• Physiotherapy The LOC will provide “on-site” medical care at the World Para Athletics Championships for all accredited persons. Any costs incurred for any other medical care must be paid by the patient 11.3.4 Team Hotels or their National Paralympic Committee. All participating National Paralympic Committees are responsible for arranging the personal travel and accident insurance coverage in relation to the There will be four clinics across the 9 official Team Hotels. The most comprehensive services will World Para Athletics Championships for all members of their respective delegations (or to ensure be at the Warm-up Track. that all members take out their own personal travel and accident insurance in relation to the World Para Athletics Championships). Clinic 1 – Guoman Tower Hotel Clinic 2 – DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel - London ExCeL 11.7 OTHER MEDICAL MATTERS Clinic 3 – Stratford Hotel Cluster 11.7.1 General Medical Council Registration Clinic 4 – Queen Mary Campus Team doctors must hold a registration with the General Medical Council (GMC) in order to treat, These services will be available from 07:00 to 23:00 Services provided in these clinics will be: prescribe and order investigations whilst in the UK. This registration does not permit them to treat • Physiotherapy UK nationals. The registration is free of charge and should be carried out 60 days in advance of the event (by 14 May 2017) at the following link – http://www.gmc-uk.org/doctors/registration_ • Sport massage applications/30321.asp.
• Sport Medicine Doctor on call across all four sites If team doctors are not registered with the GMC all prescriptions and investigations must be • Pharmacy cover across all sites arranged through the LOC medical team. Emergency services will be the normal hotel procedures. 11.7.2 Importation of Medicines There will not be a medical clinic at other Team Hotels. However, you may contact the doctor on The head doctor accompanying a team must provide a list of the medicines the team is bringing call (number to be confirmed) or dial 999 in case of emergency. The Team Hotel Help Desks can into the UK, including dosages and quantities. The list will constitute a statement on behalf of the assist with facilitating transport to a clinic during their operational hours (08:00-22:00). Member Federation which will be retained by London 2017 Medical Services and will be shared with the UK Medicine Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency or other UK Government medicines 11.4 MEDICAL DELEGATE AND PROCEDURES DURING regulatory bodies if requested. A template form was sent to NPCs by the LOC in April. Please COMPETITION contact [email protected] to request a copy of the form. Completed forms should be sent to [email protected] by 8 June 2017. The World Para Athletics Medical Delegate for the Championships is Prof. Wayne Derman, member of the IPC Medical Committee. Prof. Derman or his appointed representative is 11.7.3 Distribution of Ice exclusively responsible for every kind of special clarification, such as supervising the autonomic dysreflexia and boosting programme, notification of change for a relay, removal of an athlete Ice will be provided at the competition and training venues and the official Team Hotels. from a competition, or designated exceptional permission for team doctors and physiotherapists to enter in restricted areas.
During competition, in case of an athlete’s injury or illness, a certificate must be requested from the official medical service and presented to the TIC in case of withdrawal from the event. These certificates will be attested by the World Para Athletics Medical Delegate, or his appointed representative in his absence.
50 51 11.7.4 Autonomic Dysreflexia and Boosting The IPC Position Statement on autonomic dysreflexia and boosting will apply to all participants in World Para Athletics Championships London 2017. The statement is referred to in the IPC Athletics Rules and Regulations, art. 3.2.4 and is part of the IPC Handbook (Section 2, Chapter 4.3 – DOPING CONTROL available from www.paralympic.org/TheIPC/HWA/Handbook). The World Para Athletics Medical Delegate will conduct and supervise assessment of autonomic dysreflexia and boosting. These may be undertaken at any time that is appropriate, including in Call Rooms or other such areas used by athletes for warming up before competition, as indicated by the provisions of the IPC The IPC is the responsible authority for the anti-doping programme at the World Para Athletics Position Statement. Please refer to the Operation Management document for further information. Championships London 2017 and the IPC Anti-Doping Code applies to this event. Samples will be collected by trained and accredited doping control officers both in and out of competition. 11.7.5 IPC Research Project – The samples will be urine and/or blood and these can be collected anytime, anywhere. At the time of Shoulder Ultrasound Abnormalities notification the officer will show the athlete their accreditation and advise which type of sample (blood, urine or both) the athlete will be asked to provide. They will then chaperone the athlete to the Sample The IPC has approved a research project “The relationship between shoulder ultrasound Collection Station where the sample(s) will be collected. The athlete will be required to show official abnormalities, physical examination findings, and pain in wheelchair users competing in athletics identification before providing a sample, so please ensure that your athletes carry photo identification at (track versus field)”. The project is part of the IPC Injury and Illness Survey under the responsibility all times. Collected samples will be analysed in Ghent, Belgium at the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) of the IPC Medical Committee. The project leads on site are Prof. Wayne Derman, World Para accredited Lab. . Anti-Doping procedures will be overseen by the IPC Anti-Doping Senior Manager, Athletics Medical Delegate, and Prof. Nick Webborn, member of the IPC Medical Committee. Vanessa Webb. The project aims to understand the relationship between shoulder symptoms, clinical examination Therapeutic Use Exemptions (TUE) findings and diagnostic ultrasound findings. Athletes who wish to participate in the study will be subjected to some diagnostic testing. Participation in the study is voluntary. Details on the project It is an athlete’s responsibility to ensure that any medication or method they take to treat an illness or will be explained in the Medical Briefing session on 12 July. medical condition is not prohibited according to the WADA Prohibited List.
Athletes may have to take a medication that is on the WADA Prohibited List to treat an acute or chronic illness or medical condition. Before doing so, they must apply for a TUE and be given an approval for the particular medication and/or method. Athletes should consult with their NPC team physician to guide them through this process. All TUEs will be managed per the WADA International Standard for TUEs (ISTUE) and entered into ADAMS.
NPCs are encouraged to:
• Be proactive in assisting their athletes in verifying the status of their medications
• Identify, along with the athlete’s physician, therapeutic use alternatives to prohibited medications or methods, if appropriate
• Submit legible and complete TUE application forms in a timely manner
• The most common reason a TUE is denied is because of lack of proper medical documentation. Athletes and NPC medical staff are encouraged to carefully document any and all medical treatment including proper diagnoses and treatment plans. Athletes that already have a valid TUE Certificate Of Approval (Article 4.4.2.1)
A copy of any currently valid TUE approval certificate and supporting medical documentation must be submitted to the IPC Medical Committee for review by 8 June 2017 at the latest.
Submissions must be in English and entered into ADAMS or by email to [email protected]. The IPC will notify the athlete through the NPC whether the TUE is recognized.
52 53 Athletes that need to apply for a new TUE (Article 4.4.2.2):
Prior to 8 June 2017, athletes must determine whether they are listed as an International-level Athlete. If they are International-level Athletes, they must apply directly to the IPC. If not, athletes may contact their APPENDICES National Anti-Doping Organisation (NADO) to apply.
From 8 June 2017, ALL athletes must apply to the IPC Medical Committee and submit the completed TUE application with supporting medical documentation either through ADAMS or by email to tue@paralympic. org . Submissions must be in English. The decisions of the IPC Medical Committee will be communicated 13.1 OFFICIAL IMPLEMENTS to the athlete’s NPC, NADO, and to WADA. Catalogue No. Manufacturer Description Colour Certification No. Retroactive TUES SHOT 7.26kg N1118A Nelco Turned iron, dia: 128mm Yellow I-99-0093 Article 4.3 of the ISTUE will apply in the event of an emergency. Details of the TUE process, including the F251C Nishi Steel, dia: 129mm Silver I-99-0083 TUE application process, the medical documentation in support of the application needed, and the criteria for granting a TUE are outlined in the IPC Code and ISTUE. Further information on the TUE process can F251 Nishi Steel, dia: 125.5mm Silver I-99-0087 be found on the IPC website: 5131728 Nordic Olympic Super, dia: 120mm Blue I-12-0604 http://www.paralympic.org/the-ipc/anti-doping/tue SHOT 6Kg A Clean Athletics Education Outreach stand will be located in Team Hotels for most of the competition. PK-6/115 Polanik Competition, Turned steel, dia: Various 1-02-0262 Athletes, Support Personnel and NPC officials are encouraged to visit the stand and interact with the Clean 115mm Athletics Team to address any questions they have regarding anti-doping matters. N1118BB Nelco Turned iron, dia: 119mm Red 1-02-0282 For further information regarding the rules, please click on: PK-6/105 Polanik Competition, Turned steel, dia: Various 1-12-0584 http://www.paralympic.org/Athletics/Rulesandregulations/AntiDoping 105mm SHOT 5Kg PK-5/100 Polanik Competition, turned steel, dia: Silver 1-12-0602 100mm PK-5/110 Polanik Stainless steel, dia: 110mm Various 1-99-0151 PK-5/115-S Polanik Competition turned stainless Metallic 1-00-0234 steel, dia: 115mm SHOT 4kg N1118E Nelco Turned iron, dia: 108mm Red I-99-0094 F253 Nishi Steel, dia: 103mm Silver I-99-0089 F253C Nishi Steel, dia: 109mm Silver I-99-0084 PK-4/100-M Polanik Brass, dia: 100mm Gold I-00-0198 SHOT 3Kg PK-3/100 Polanik Steel, competition, Dia: 100mm Various 1-11-0533 PK-3/108 Polanik Steel, competition, Dia:108mm Various 1-11-0534 PK-3/85 Polanik Steel, competition, Dia: 85mm Various 1-11-0532 SHOT 2Kg 473 Neuff Classic, Iron 85mm Various 472 Neuff Classic Iron 90mm Various
54 55 Catalogue No. Manufacturer Description Colour Certification No. Catalogue No. Manufacturer Description Colour Certification No. DISCUS 2kg JAVELIN 600g D2000JSUS Denfi Jurgen Schult Ultimate Spin, White/yellow centre I-99-0098 600CS80 Nemeth Classic 80m, aluminium, violet Violet/yellow/green I-99-0102 chrome rim, carbon grey cord D2000SKYM Denfi Skymaster, Chrome rim, mixed Red/white center I-02-0270 600C70 Nemeth Club 70m, aluminium, violet Violet/yellow/blue I-10-0459 carbon/plastic plates cord F331A Nishi Super HM, steel rim, FRP sides Purple/black/white I-02-0255 7917606c Nordic Olympia Carbon, carbon, White, green spiral I-10-0457 green cord 720-1200 UCS Orange Flyer Medium Moment, Orange I-99-0122 steel rim, fibreglass 7917603 Nordic Diana Steel, steel, blue cord, Lilac, white I-99-0018 80m DISCUS 1kg Nordic Classic Flex 9.2 Metal D1000JSUS Denfi Jurgen Schult Ultimate Spin, White/yellow centre I-99-0099 chrome rim, carbon grey 7961600 Nordic Comet aluminium 600 flex Grey 1-14-0714 12.1 N1105ODC Nelco Odyssey, steel alloy rim, plastic Silver/black - White I-01-0244 sides 7925600 Nordic Viking 600 flex 11.1 Grey 1-04-0306 F333A Nishi Super HM, steel rim, FRP side Purple/black/white I-02-0256 CLUB CCD14-1 Polanik Competition, Carbon, brass Various I-14-0676 244 Neuff Standard Round head rim, carbon sides 246 Neuff Standard Cylindrical head DISCUS 1,75kg Polanik Competition, plastic, stainless 1-02-0268 rim, synthetic sides DISCUS 1,5kg Polanik Dark Blue 1-11-0495 DISCUS 0,75Kg Nelco Steel rim, blue centre JAVELIN 800g 800CS95 Nemeth Classic 95m, aluminium, violet Violet/yellow/ I-99-0101 cord orange 800C85 Nemeth Club 85m, aluminium, violet Violet/yellow/blue I-99-0104 cord 7916800c Nordic Champion Carbon flex 4.8, White, lilac spiral I-99-0189 carbon, lilac cord 7916803c Nordic Airglider Carbon flex 4.5, White, red spiral I-03-0300 carbon, red cord Nordic Viking Steel 10.4flex Blue 1-04-0308 7922800 Nordic Viking 800 flex 10.4 Grey 1-04-0308 7961800 Nordic Comet aluminium flex 11.4 Grey 1-14-0717 JAVELIN 700g SC10-700 Polanik Competition Sky Challenger, Transparent red 1-11-0539 aluminium, blue cord 7914705 Nemeth Special 60m, aluminium Various 1-08-0412
56 57 13.2 COMPETITION TIMETABLE
Friday 14 July - Morning - (Non-spectator session) Friday 14 July - Evening Saturday 15 July - Morning Saturday 15 July - Evening Sunday 16 July - Morning Sunday 16 July - Evening Monday 17 July - Morning Monday 17 July - Evening Tuesday 18 July - Morning 11:00 Shot Put (m) F34 19:00 Club throw (w) F32 10:00 Discus throw (w) F41 19:00 Discus throw (w) F57 10:00 Long Jump (m) T11 19:00 Shot Put (m) F34 10:30 Club throw (m) F51 19:00 Triple Jump (m) T47 10:30 Discus throw (m) F52 11:00 Shot Put (w) F37 19:03 Shot Put (m) F38 10:03 Javelin throw (m) F55 19:03 Shot Put (m) F20 10:03 Discus throw (m) F42 19:03 Discus throw (m) F56 10:33 Long Jump (w) T38 19:03 Javelin throw (w) F13 10:33 Discus throw (w) F11 11:15 200 metres (w) T12 19:10 Shot Put (m) F57 10:08 Shot Put (w) F55 19:06 Shot Put (w) F32 10:06 Shot Put (m) F33 19:06 Long Jump (m) T12 10:40 400 metres (m) T12 19:10 200 metres (m) T13 10:36 Long Jump (m) T42 11:30 400 metres (w) T52 19:15 100 metres (m) T54 10:15 100 metres (m) T47 19:10 200 metres (w) T11 10:15 1500 metres (m) T54 19:10 100 metres (m) T44 10:50 400 metres (m) T12 19:15 Javelin throw (w) F56 10:40 400 metres (m) T52 19:20 Club throw (w) F51 10:25 100 metres (m) T47 19:18 Discus throw (w) F52 10:23 Javelin throw (w) F54 19:20 100 metres (m) T44 11:00 200 metres (m) T37 19:20 200 metres (m) T13 10:50 400 metres (m) T52 19:25 100 metres (m) T54 10:35 100 metres (m) T11 19:20 200 metres (w) T11 10:25 1500 metres (m) T54 19:23 High Jump (m) T47 11:05 Shot Put (w) F34 19:30 200 metres (w) T11 10:57 Shot Put (m) F46 19:35 100 metres (m) T12 10:45 100 metres (m) T11 19:30 400 metres (m) T44 10:35 1500 metres (m) T54 19:30 400 metres (w) T54 11:10 200 metres (m) T37 19:40 400 metres (m) T20 11:00 100 metres (w) T11 19:45 100 metres (m) T12 10:55 100 metres (m) T11 19:40 400 metres (m) T44 10:50 400 metres (w) T11 19:40 400 metres (w) T54 11:20 1500 metres (w) T54 19:50 800 metres (w) T34 11:10 100 metres (w) T11 19:55 100 metres (m) T12 11:00 Long Jump (w) T44 19:50 1500 metres (m) T46 11:00 400 metres (w) T11 19:50 200 metres (m) T53 11:30 200 metres (m) T38 20:00 100 metres (m) T42 11:15 Shot Put (w) F54 20:05 100 metres (m) T12 11:05 1500 metres (w) T11 19:57 Javelin throw (w) F46 11:10 200 metres (m) T36 20:00 200 metres (w) T13 11:40 200 metres (m) T38 20:07 Shot Put (m) F36 11:20 1500 metres (m) T11 20:15 100 metres (m) T12 11:20 1500 metres (w) T11 20:00 5000 metres (m) T11 11:20 200 metres (m) T36 20:10 200 metres (w) T35 11:45 Shot Put (w) F40 20:10 100 metres (w) T13 11:30 1500 metres (m) T11 20:20 Javelin throw (m) F46 11:35 Discus throw (m) F37 20:20 100 metres (m) T47 11:30 100 metres (m) T13 20:20 400 metres (m) T11 11:49 Long Jump (w) T20 20:20 100 metres (w) T44 11:40 400 metres (m) T47 20:25 800 metres (m) T38 11:35 1500 metres (w) T54 20:29 200 metres (m) T42 11:24 Long Jump (m) T20 20:29 400 metres (m) T11 11:52 100 metres (m) T42 20:30 200 metres (m) T36 11:50 400 metres (m) T47 20:35 800 metres (m) T38 11:45 1500 metres (w) T54 20:38 100 metres (m) T33 11:27 Discus throw (m) F44 20:38 400 metres (m) T11 12:01 100 metres (m) T42 20:35 Long Jump (m) T44 12:00 400 metres (m) T53 20:45 800 metres (m) T38 11:55 100 metres (m) T34 20:47 100 metres (m) T34 11:40 100 metres (m) T13 20:44 Shot Put (m) F35 12:10 400 metres (w) T20 20:39 400 metres (m) T51 12:06 Discus throw (w) F44 20:55 100 metres (w) T34 12:05 100 metres (m) T34 20:50 Long Jump (m) T38 11:50 400 metres (m) T20 20:47 1500 metres (m) T52 12:19 400 metres (w) T20 20:42 Javelin throw (m) F41 12:10 400 metres (m) T53 21:10 1500 metres (w) T13 12:15 100 metres (m) T12 20:56 200 metres (w) T37 12:00 400 metres (m) T20 20:57 100 metres (m) T44 12:24 Discus throw (m) F11 20:48 400 metres (m) T44 12:20 200 metres (m) T54 21:20 100 metres (m) T54 12:25 100 metres (m) T12 21:05 200 metres (w) T38 12:10 5000 metres (m) T13 21:06 100 metres (m) T13 12:28 100 metres (w) T44 20:57 400 metres (w) T54 12:25 Triple Jump (m) T20 21:30 200 metres (w) T47 12:35 100 metres (m) T12 21:14 100 metres (m) T11 12:35 200 metres (m) T53 21:15 800 metres (m) T38 12:37 100 metres (w) T44 21:05 1500 metres (m) T20 12:30 200 metres (m) T54 21:40 200 metres (w) T47 21:23 100 metres (m) T12 12:45 200 metres (m) T53 21:25 400 metres (w) T44 12:46 800 metres (m) T54 21:14 1500 metres (w) T20 12:40 400 metres (w) T53 21:32 200 metres (w) T47 21:35 100 metres (w) T42 12:55 800 metres (m) T54 21:23 1500 metres (w) T11 12:50 400 metres (w) T53 21:41 200 metres (w) T53 21:45 1500 metres (m) T54 13:04 800 metres (m) T54 21:31 800 metres (m) T54 13:00 100 metres (w) T12 21:49 200 metres (w) T54 13:13 100 metres (w) T47 21:39 400 metres (m) T43 13:10 100 metres (w) T12 13:22 100 metres (w) T47 21:47 400 metres (m) T34
Wed 19 July - Morning Tuesday 18 July - Evening (Non-spectator session) Wed 19 July - Evening Thursday 20 July - Evening Friday 21 July - Evening Saturday 22 July - Morning Saturday 22 July - Evening Sunday 23 July - Morning Sunday 23 July - Evening
19:00 Shot Put (w) F20 10:00 Discus throw (m) F34 19:00 Javelin throw (m) F37 19:00 Shot Put (m) F40 19:00 Long Jump (w) T12 10:00 Javelin throw (m) F38 19:00 High Jump (m) T42 10:00 Discus throw (m) F12 18:00 Long Jump (w) T42 19:03 Javelin throw (m) F44 10:10 100 metres (w) T52 19:03 Long Jump (w) T37 19:03 Shot Put (m) F55 19:03 Shot Put (w) F35 10:03 High Jump (m) T44 19:03 Shot Put (w) F36 10:03 Javelin throw (m) F34 18:10 200 metres (w) T44 19:07 High Jump (m) T13 10:20 400 metres (w) T12 19:10 100 metres (m) T37 19:06 Club throw (m) F32 19:10 100 metres (m) T38 10:05 Discus throw (m) F34 19:06 Discus throw (m) F57 10:12 Shot Put (w) F57 18:20 5000 metres (m) T54 19:10 800 metres (w) T11 10:00 Javelin throw (w) F37 19:18 100 metres (m) T37 19:15 200 metres (m) T12 19:14 Discus throw (w) F55 10:17 Long Jump (m) T13 19:12 Shot Put (w) F53 10:20 Shot Put (m) F37 18:32 Shot Put (m) F32 19:18 800 metres (w) T11 10:00 Javelin throw (m) F11 19:26 200 metres (m) T12 19:25 200 metres (m) T12 19:18 100 metres (m) T38 10:20 5000 metres (m) T54 19:30 200 metres (m) T44 10:30 100 metres (m) T53 18:35 800 metres (m) T36 19:26 800 metres (w) T11 10:30 4x400 metres (w) T53/54 19:34 200 metres (m) T12 19:35 200 metres (m) T12 19:22 Shot Put (m) F53 10:30 Shot Put (w) F33 19:40 200 metres (m) T47 10:42 Long Jump (w) T47 18:38 Javelin throw (w) F34 19:35 400 metres (m) T12 10:40 4x400 metres (m) T53/54 19:42 200 metres (m) T12 19:45 200 metres (m) T11 19:26 200 metres (m) T47 10:35 5000 metres (m) T54 19:50 1500 metres (m) T37 10:45 100 metres (m) T53 18:51 800 metres (w) T53 19:40 Javelin throw (m) F57 10:50 4x100m relay (w) T11-13 19:45 Shot Put (w) F41 19:55 200 metres (m) T11 19:34 200 metres (m) T47 10:50 100 metres (m) T52 20:00 100 metres (w) T38 11:00 100 metres (w) T53 19:00 400 metres (m) T37 19:45 400 metres (w) T20 11:00 4x100m relay (w) T35-38 19:50 200 metres (m) T12 20:00 Discus throw (w) F38 19:43 200 metres (m) T11 11:00 100 metres (m) T52 20:10 100 metres (m) T36 11:02 Javelin throw (m) F54 19:04 Shot Put (w) F12 19:55 200 metres (m) T13 19:58 200 metres (m) T12 20:05 200 metres (m) T11 19:47 Discus throw (w) F12 11:10 100 metres (w) T37 20:20 1500 metres (m) T38 11:15 100 metres (w) T53 19:12 4x100m relay (m) T11-13 20:05 800 metres (w) T54 20:05 100 metres (w) T35 20:10 Long Jump (w) T11 19:53 200 metres (m) T12 11:20 100 metres (w) T37 20:30 800 metres (m) T20 11:30 400 metres (w) T47 19:33 4x100m relay (m) T42-47 20:15 800 metres (w) T54 20:13 1500 metres (m) T13 20:15 100 metres (m) T37 20:03 400 metres (m) T36 11:30 800 metres (m) T36 20:35 Shot Put (m) F42 11:40 Discus throw (m) F46 19:55 800 metres (w) T20 20:20 Long Jump (m) T36 20:20 Long Jump (m) T47 20:25 400 metres (w) T34 20:13 800 metres (m) T20 11:35 Shot Put (m) F12 20:40 100 metres (w) T37 11:45 5000 metres (m) T20 20:28 100 metres (w) T54 20:25 400 metres (m) T11 20:20 800 metres (w) T54 20:35 400 metres (w) T37 20:23 800 metres (m) T20 11:40 800 metres (m) T36 20:50 100 metres (m) T52 12:05 Shot Put (m) F44 20:35 400 metres (m) T53 20:30 400 metres (m) T54 20:45 800 metres (m) T34 20:33 400 metres (w) T38 11:50 200 metres (w) T44 21:00 800 metres (w) T11 12:15 100 metres (m) T35 20:45 100 metres (w) T11 20:35 Javelin throw (m) F13 20:50 Shot Put (m) F41 20:35 Long Jump (m) T37 12:00 200 metres (w) T44 21:10 800 metres (m) T13 12:30 100 metres (m) T53 20:50 Javelin throw (w) F11 20:37 400 metres (m) T54 20:55 800 metres (m) T53 20:38 Shot Put (w) F44 12:10 400 metres (m) T38 21:20 5000 metres (w) T54 12:45 100 metres (w) T53 20:55 100 metres (w) T47 20:44 400 metres (m) T54 21:05 400 metres (m) T54 20:43 1500 metres (m) T11 12:20 100 metres (m) T36 21:35 200 metres (m) T43 21:05 400 metres (m) T52 20:52 400 metres (w) T13 21:15 400 metres (w) T11 20:53 200 metres (m) T34 12:30 100 metres (m) T36 21:15 200 metres (m) T37 21:02 400 metres (m) T47 21:25 100 metres (w) T36 21:03 100 metres (m) T38 12:40 400 metres (m) T37 21:25 200 metres (w) T36 21:12 400 metres (w) T53 21:35 800 metres (m) T13 21:13 100 metres (m) T51 12:50 400 metres (m) T37 21:35 200 metres (m) T38 21:21 800 metres (m) T53 21:45 800 metres (m) T13 21:23 400 metres (m) T13 21:45 200 metres (m) T54 21:28 800 metres (m) T53 21:33 200 metres (m) T44 21:35 200 metres (m) T35 21:43 200 metres (m) T44 21:45 100 metres (w) T12
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58 59 13.3 VICTORY CEREMONIES SCHEDULE 16th July 15th July Men 100m T33 14:00 – Welcome & Introduction Men 100m T34 Women Club F32 Women 200m T37 Women Club F51 Women 200m T38 Men Shot Put F38 Women 200m T47 Men Shot Put F57 Women 200m T53 Men Javelin F46 Men Discus F42 Women 100m T34 Women Javelin F54 Interview & Goodbye Men Shot Put F33 16:30 – Welcome & Introduction Men Discus F44 Women 1500m T13 Men Long Jump T20 Men 100m T54 Men 5000m T13 Women Discus F41 Interview & Goodbye
Men Javelin F55 17th July Women Shot Put F55 14:30 – Welcome & Introduction Women Long Jump T44 Men High Jump T47 Men Discus F37 Men 100m T44 Interview & Goodbye Men 100m T13 16th July Women 200m T13 14:00 – Welcome & Introduction Men 1500m T54 Men Shot Put F20 Women 400m T44 Men 100m T47 Women 1500m T54 Men 100m T11 Men Long Jump T12 Men 100m T12 Men Discus F56 Women 200m T54 Men 1500m T52 Men Long Jump T11 Men Shot Put F34 Women Discus F57 Men Shot Put F35 Women Javelin F46 Interview & Goodbye Women Shot Put F32 16:30 – Welcome & Introduction Men 1500m T46 Women 200m T35 Men 5000m T11 Men 200m T53 Women Discus F52 Men 800m T38 Men Long Jump T38 Women 100m T42 Interview & Goodbye Women Long Jump T38 16:00 – Welcome & Introduction Men Club F51 Men 200m T42 Women Shot Put F40
60 61 17th July 18th July Women Long Jump T20 Women Discus F44 Women Shot Put F34 Interview & Goodbye Men Discus F11 19th July Interview & Goodbye 15:30 – Welcome & Introduction 18th July Men 400m T11 14:30 – Welcome & Introduction Men 400m T12 Women 200m T11 Men 400m T53 Men 200m T36 Men 200m T37 Women 400m T54 Men 200m T38 Women 1500m T11 Men 200m T54 Men 800m T54 Women Shot Put F20 Women Discus F11 Men Javelin F44 Men Triple Jump T47 Men High Jump T13 Women Javelin F13 Women 400m T20 Women Javelin F56 Men Javelin F57 Men 400m T20 Men Long Jump T36 Women 800m T34 Men 200m T13 Men Shot Put F36 Women Javelin F11 Men 100m T42 Women 100m T11 Women 100m T13 Women 100m T47 Interview & Goodbye Men 400m T52 16:20 – Welcome & Introduction Women 200m T36 Women 100m T44 Interview & Goodbye Men 400m T51 20th July Men 400m T44 15:30 – Welcome & Introduction Men Long Jump T44 Women 800m T54 Men Javelin F41 Women Long Jump T37 Men 1500m T20 Women 100m T12 Women 1500m T20 Men Javelin F37 Men 400m T43 Women Shot Put F41 Men 400m T34 Men Javelin F13 Men Long Jump T42 Women 100m T35 Men Discus F52 Men Long Jump T47 Men Shot Put F46 Men 1500m T13 Men Triple Jump T20 Women 400m T13 Women Shot Put F54 Men 400m T47
62 63 20th July 22nd July Women 400m T53 Women Shot Put F44 Men 200m T35 Men 1500m T11 Interview & Goodbye Men 200m T34 Men 100m T38 21st July Men 100m T51 15:30 – Welcome & Introduction Men Javelin F38 Men 100m T37 Men High Jump T44 Men 800m T34 Men Long Jump T13 Men 800m T53 Men Discus F34 Men 400m T54 Women Shot Put F33 Men Shot Put F40 Men Shot Put F12 Men Shot Put F55 Interview & Goodbye Men Club F32 Women Discus F38 23rd July Women Long Jump T11 14:00 – Welcome & Introduction Men Shot Put F41 Women 5000m T54 Women 400m T34 Women 100m T38 Women 400m T37 Women 100m T37 Women 400m T11 Men 100m T53 Women 100m T36 Women 100m T53 Interview & Goodbye Men High Jump T42 Women Shot Put F36 22nd July Men Discus F57 14:00 – Welcome & Introduction Men 200m T44 Men Long Jump T37 Men 200m T47 Women 400m T38 Men 1500m T37 Men 400m T36 Women Shot Put F53 Men 400m T13 Men 100m T36 Men 400m T38 Men 1500m T38 Women Shot Put F35 Men 800m T20 Women Discus F12 Men 100m T52 Women Long Jump T12 Men Shot Put F42 Women Discus F55 Women 800m T11 Men Shot Put F53 Men 800m T13 Men 200m T11 Men 200m T43 Men 200m T12 Men Discus F12 Interview & Goodbye Men Javelin F34 16:00 – Welcome & Introduction
64 65 23rd July 13.4 MAPS Men Shot Put F37 Women Shot Put F57 Newham Training Venue Women Long Jump T47 Men Javelin F54 Men Shot Put F44
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Valley Hill 5 Hatch End Mill Hill East West Finchley Arnos Grove Northwood Silver Street Highams Park ------Chigwell Harold Wood West Ruislip Headstone Lane Edgware Bounds Green § Hounslow West Northwood Hills 4 White Hart Lane Stanmore Hainault Gidea Park Step-free access for manual wheelchairs only. Finchley Central Woodford Hillingdon Ruislip Harrow & Wood Green Pinner Wealdstone Burnt Oak Bruce Grove ------Ruislip Manor Harringay Wood Street Fairlop Romford Canons Park Green South Woodford Lancaster Gate East Finchley § Uxbridge Ickenham North Harrow Colindale Turnpike Lane Lanes South Tottenham Eastcote Kenton Barkingside Station closed until August 2017. Queensbury Crouch Snaresbrook Emerson Park Highgate ------Harrow- Preston Hendon Central Hill Tottenham Chadwell on-the-Hill Seven Blackhorse Newbury Heath Road Kingsbury Hale Road Park § Services or station access for these stations Sisters 4 Redbridge Rayners Lane Brent Cross Ruislip 3 Archway Manor House Walthamstow are subject to variation. Gardens West Northwick Gospel Central Goodmayes Harrow Park Golders Green Wanstead Gants Please search ‘TfL stations’ for full details. Oak Upper Holloway Stamford Upminster Hampstead Hill Seven Kings South Kenton Neasden Hill Walthamstow B South Harrow Hampstead Heath Leytonstone B Wembley Park Arsenal Finsbury Queen’s Road Leyton Upminster Bridge North Wembley Tufnell Park Midland Road Ilford TfL Rail Dollis Hill Park Stoke South Ruislip Newington 3 Hornchurch Wembley Central Kentish Holloway Road Manor Park Willesden Green St. James Street Leytonstone Wanstead Brentwood to Shenfield Sudbury Hill Finchley Road Town West Kentish Town High Road Stonebridge Park & Frognal Belsize Park Rectory Park Elm Park Road Clapton Forest Woodgrange No service until late May 2017. Kilburn Caledonian Road Highbury & Dalston Leyton Park Harlesden Islington Gate Kensal Brondesbury West Chalk Farm Kingsland Dagenham Check online for rail replacement Northolt Rise Park Camden Stratford Sudbury Town Willesden Junction Hampstead Road Hackney International Maryland East bus information. Hackney Camden Town Caledonian Downs Brondesbury Central Dagenham Heathway Finchley Road Road & Canonbury Kensal Green Barnsbury Stratford Becontree Swiss Cottage 2 Mornington Homerton Hackney Alperton Dalston Junction Queen’s Park Kilburn South Crescent Wick High Road Hampstead St. John’s Wood Upney King’s Cross London Fields Stratford St. Pancras Greenford Haggerston High Street Barking Kilburn Park Paddington Marylebone Cambridge Heath Edgware Road Baker Great Portland Euston Street East Ham Maida Vale Street Hoxton Bethnal Green 2 Pudding Abbey Warwick Angel Mill Lane Perivale Road Avenue Bethnal Green Mile End Upton C Euston Old Street Bow Park C Edgware Warren Street Square Road Road Plaistow Royal Oak Farringdon Shoreditch Hanger Lane Regent’s Park High Street Stepney Green Bromley- West Westbourne Park by-Bow Ham Goodge Russell Bow Street Square Barbican Church Park Royal Ladbroke Grove Bayswater Aldgate 1 Bond Oxford East Whitechapel Devons Road Latimer Road Street Circus Moorgate Liverpool Star Lane North Ealing Marble Arch Street Tottenham Holborn Chancery Lane Langdon Park East White Shepherd’s Notting Court Road Acton City Bush Hill Gate Bank Aldgate Covent Garden All Saints Canning Ealing Lancaster 22/3435 Town Broadway West North Holland Queensway Gate St. Paul’s 1 Royal Acton Acton Park Green Park Leicester Square Limehouse Poplar Victoria Wood Lane Hyde Park Corner Piccadilly Cannon Street Custom House for ExCeL Acton Central Shepherd’s Circus Monument Tower Shadwell Westferry Blackwall East High Street Kensington India Emirates Bush Market Kensington Hill Royal 5 46 3Ealing Common Fenchurch Street (Olympia) Mansion House Tower Docks Prince Regent South Acton Knightsbridge Charing Gateway Wapping West India Goldhawk Road Cross D Blackfriars Quay D South Barons Gloucester River Thames West Silvertown Royal Albert Ealing Court Road Acton Town Hammersmith St. James’s Rotherhithe Victoria Park Temple Canary Wharf Beckton Park Emirates Chiswick Turnham Stamford Ravenscourt West Sloane Westminster Embankment London Canada North Pontoon Northfields Earl’s South Bermondsey Greenwich Greenwich Park Green Brook Park Kensington Court Kensington Square Bridge Water Heron Quays Peninsula Dock Cyprus Boston Manor Waterloo South Quay London Gallions Reach Osterley Gunnersbury West Brompton City Airport Hounslow East Crossharbour Beckton Key to lines King George V Southwark Hounslow Central Surrey Quays Mudchute Bakerloo Kew Gardens 2 Pimlico Borough 2 Hounslow Fulham Broadway Lambeth North Island Gardens Central West Richmond Parsons Green Imperial Wharf 1 Heathrow Hatton Cross Circle Terminals 2 & 3 Putney Bridge Cutty Sark for Woolwich Maritime Greenwich Arsenal Queens Road District E Peckham Greenwich E East Putney Vauxhall New Elephant & Castle Cross Gate Hammersmith & City New Cross Southfields Deptford Bridge Heathrow 3 Brockley Jubilee Terminal 4 Peckham Rye 3 4 Heathrow Wimbledon Park Kennington Elverson Road Terminal 5 Clapham Wandsworth Oval Honor Oak Park Metropolitan Wimbledon Junction Road Lewisham Stockwell 2 Forest Hill Beckenham Clapham High Street Denmark Hill Birkbeck Road Northern Clapham North Sydenham Avenue Beckenham Piccadilly Clapham Common Dundonald Road Junction Brixton Penge West Key to symbols Explanation of zones Road Clapham South 3 Harrington Road Victoria Anerley Interchange stations 9 Station in Zone 9 Balham Elmers End Waterloo & City Crystal Palace Norwood Junction 4 Step-free access from street to train 8 Station in Zone 8 Tooting Bec Arena DLR 7 Station in Zone 7 Step-free access from street to platform Station in both zones Tooting Broadway Woodside London Trams 6 Merton Park 3 Emirates Air Line Station in Zone 6 West Croydon National Rail Colliers Wood cable car 5 Station in Zone 5 5 Blackhorse Lane fare zone F South Wimbledon F (special fares apply) Airport Station in Zone 4 Reeves Corner Centrale Wellesley 4 Addiscombe Station in both zones Road Lebanon Road London Overground Riverboat services 3 Station in Zone 3 Victoria Coach Station 2 Station in Zone 2 Morden Phipps Belgrave Mitcham Mitcham Beddington Therapia Ampere Waddon Wandle Church George East Sandilands TfL Rail Station in both zones Morden Road Bridge Walk Junction Lane Lane Way Marsh Park Street Street Croydon Lloyd Park Emirates Air Line cable car 1 Station in Zone 1 Gravel Addington King Henry’s New Hill Village Fieldway Drive Addington London Trams Coombe Lane
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A and travelling to a station with Ra A A Emirates A AA R A A Emirates A A Northfields Chiswick Stamford Ravenscourt West R Sloane Westminster Embankment Canada NorthfieldsNorth Chiswick StamfordBecktonRavenscourt Park West R C OverSloane 180mm (7 inches)Westminster Embankment Canada North Beckton Park C Over 180mm (7 inches) A Turnham Earl’s South A Bermondsey Greenwich Greenwich PontoonTurnham Earl’s South Bermondsey Greenwich Greenwich Pontoon gap at each station. The index on ( step 75mm/gap 4mm). gap atPark each station.Brook ThePark index Kensingtonon Kensington Square ( step 75mm/gap 4mm).London Water Heron Quays Park Brook Park Kensington Kensington Square London Water Heron Quays boarding ramp, please speak to a Boston Manor Green Court boarding ramp, please speak to a Bridge ABoston Manor Peninsula GreenDock Court Bridge A Peninsula Dock C Over 180mm (7 inches) C Over 180mm (7 inches) A Cyprus A A Cyprus A the back of this guide shows the Arrive at Forest Hill. 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Please Peckham Rye Honor Oak Park R National Rail services. Please Wimbledon Park Clapham A Elverson Road Wimbledon Park Clapham A Elverson Road use the Help point). Oval use the Help point). Beckenham Oval Beckenham out of the station without using out of the station without using Junction R Wandsworth Forest Hill Birkbeck Road Junction R checkWandsworth with National Rail Enquiries Forest Hill Birkbeck Road check with National Rail Enquiries New trains with improved or use the ‘information’ button New trains with improved Wimbledon or use the ‘information’ button R A Lewisham Wimbledon R A Lewisham R Road A A A A R (03457Road 48 49 50) for information A A A A (03457 48 49 50) for information stairs and/or escalators. stairs and/or escalators. Stockwell Sydenham Stockwell Sydenham accessibility are currently being on a Help point. If you need assistance please ask accessibility are currently being A on a Help point.Clapham High Street If youDenmark need Hill assistance please ask R Avenue Beckenham A Clapham High Street Denmark Hill R Avenue Beckenham Road Junction  Main bus interchange Road Junction  Main bus interchange Clapham North R Clapham North R introduced on the District line. a member of staff who will assist introduced on the District line. a member of staff who will assist Penge West A Harrington Road & Penge West A Harrington Road & A Dundonald Road Clapham Common Step-free northbound only A Dundonald Road EmiratesClapham Air Common Line Step-free northbound only Emirates Air Line • If platforms and/or trains are very • If platforms and/or trains are very A Brixton R A Brixton R Example These trains have dedicated you if they are able and it is safe Example These trains have dedicated Clapham South you if they are able and it is safe A Elmers End Clapham South A Elmers End 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 60 70 80 90Anerley 100 110 120 © Accessible Riverboat services Anerley © Accessible Riverboat services busy, it may take a while before busy, it may takeBalham a while before R R Balham R R Crystal Palace A Arena Crystal Palace A Arena At this station you wheelchair spaces and a smaller to do so. At this station you wheelchair spaces and a smaller to do so. Norwood Junction Norwood Junction 234 56789 234 56789 Tooting Bec RiverboatTooting Bec services Riverboat services there is space to get on the train. there is space to get on the train. R Step-free northbound only © R Step-free northbound only © can change step- step and gap between the platform can change step- step and gap between the platform A Woodside A Woodside F F West Croydon F Airport West Croydon F Airport Baker Street If you are unable to complete your Baker Street A Tooting Broadway If you are unable to complete your R A π Tooting Broadway R π and the train. and the train. Merton Park A Blackhorse Lane Merton Park A Blackhorse Lane free between the • The boarding ramps can take a free between the • The boarding rampsColliers can Wood take a A A A ∂ Taxi rankColliers (some Wood taxi ranks may A A A ∂ Taxi rank (some taxi ranks may planned step-free journey because planned step-free journey becauseReeves Corner Reeves Corner Beddington Ampere Centrale Wellesley Lebanon not be fully accessible) Beddington Ampere Centrale Wellesley Lebanon not be fully accessible) For journeys between Hammersmith For journeys between Hammersmith South Wimbledon Road A Addiscombe South Wimbledon Road A Addiscombe Jubilee and maximum of 300kg (approx. 47 Jubilee and maximum of 300kg (approx. 47 Mitcham Lane Way A Road Mitcham Lane Way A Road the lifts are out of service, we will the lifts are out of service, we will Lloyd Coombe Gravel Addington King Henry’s New Lloyd Coombe Gravel Addington King Henry’s New 1 1 A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A (5) Car parkA withA numberA of blueA A A A A A A A A A A A (5) Car park with number of blue and Barking, the map now shows and Barking, the map now shows Park Lane Hill Village Fieldway Drive Addington ‰ Park Lane Hill Village Fieldway Drive Addington ‰ Bakerloo lines, but not between stone). This includes your weight, help you find an accessible route Bakerloo lines, but not between stone).Morden This includesMorden Phipps your Belgraveweight, Mitchamhelp you findTherapia an accessibleWaddon routeWandle Church George East Sandilands Morden badgeMorden baysPhipps indicatedBelgrave in brackets Mitcham Therapia Waddon Wandle Church George East Sandilands badge bays indicated in brackets the smaller measurement; if you © Transport for London December 2016 the smaller measurement; if you A Road Bridge Walk Junction Lane Marsh Park Street © TransportStreet for CroydonLondon December 2016 A A A A A A A A Road Bridge Walk Junction Lane Marsh Park Street Street Croydon A A A A A A A these lines and the Metropolitan, the weight of your wheelchair to your destination, including these lines and the 123456789Metropolitan, the weight of your wheelchair to your destination, including 123456789ß Accessible toilet on site ß Accessible toilet on site inches inches travel on one of the old trains, the 10 20 30 40 50 A travel on one of theB old trains, the C 10 20 30 40 50 A B C or nearby or nearby Circle and Hammersmith & City and the weight of anyone booking you a taxi if there is no Circle10 and 20 Hammersmith 30 40 50 & 60 City 70 80 180 190 and 200 the 210 weight 220 230 of 240anyone 250 booking you a taxi if there is no 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 180 190 200 210 220 230 240 250 mm mm mm mm step and gap will be larger. 90step 100 and 110 gap 120 will 130 be 140 larger. 150 160 170 90 100 110 120 130 140 150 160 170 For more information please For more information please lines. assisting you. suitable route by public transport. lines.0 assisting you. suitable route by public transport. 0 01inches 23 89 Gap 01inches 23 89 check the station indexGap on the check the station index on the 4567 4567 back of this guide back of this guide
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