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ISU Communication 1807 INTERNATIONAL SKATING UNION Communication No. 1807 Announcement of International Speed Skating & Short Track Speed Skating Competitions 2013/14 According to ISU Regulations, Rule 104 paragraph 14.a), please find here below the list of International Speed Skating and Short Track Speed Skating Competitions for the season 2013/14. This Communication does not replace announcements according to Rule 112. The latest version of the calendar will also be published on the ISU Internet website and can be accessed on: http://www.isu.org A. Speed Skating 2013 July 13 Germany indoor/artificial International Race Inzell 25/29 meters August 10 Norway indoor/artificial Summer Races Hamar 25/29 meters Single Distances, Seniors & Juniors August 17-18 USA indoor/artificial Desert Classic Salt Lake City 26/30 meters August 23-25 Russia indoor/artificial RSU Open Summer Cup Kolomna 26/30 meters Seniors & Juniors A/B, 500/1000/1500/3000/5000 meters August 24-25 Belarus indoor/artificial Open Belarus Cup – Seniors & Juniors A/B/C/D Minsk 26/30 meters Single Distances, 500/1000/1500/3000/5000 meters September 20-22 Canada indoor/artificial Fall Classic Long Track Calgary 26/30 meters September 27-28 Netherlands covered/artificial Dutch Classics Nijmegen 26/30 meters Ladies & Men October 5-6 Germany indoor/artificial International Opening Race Inzell 25/29 meters Ladies: 500/1000/1500/3000 meters Men: 500/1000/1500/5000 meters October 5-6 Kazakhstan indoor/artificial The Open Cup of Kazakhstan Astana 26/30 meters Ladies & Men, 500/1000/1500/3000/5000 meters October 5-6 Norway indoor/artificial Norwegian Cup 1 Stavanger 25/29 meters Single Distances, Seniors & Juniors 1 October 9-10 Russia indoor/artificial Russian Cup 1A Chelyabinsk 26/30 meters Seniors & Juniors A/B, 500/1000/1500/3000/5000 meters October 11-12 Germany indoor/artificial International Race Inzell 25/29 meters Ladies: 500/1000/1500/3000 meters Men: 500/1000/1500/5000 meters October 11-13 Russia indoor/artificial Russian Cup 1B Kolomna 26/30 meters Seniors & Juniors A/B, 500/1000/1500/3000/5000 meters October 12-13 Germany indoor/artificial International Opening Race Erfurt 25/29 meters 500/1000/1500/3000/5000 meters, Mass Start & Team Pursuit October 12-13 Norway indoor/artificial Norwegian Cup 2 Hamar 25/29 meters Single Distances, Seniors & Juniors October 14-17 Belarus indoor/artificial Skating Union of Belarus Cup #1 – Seniors, Juniors A/B/C/D Minsk 26/30 meters 2x500/1000/1500/3000/5000 meters & Team Pursuit October 17-20 Canada indoor/artificial Olympic Oval Invitational Long Track Calgary 26/30 meters Ladies & Men October 18-19 Germany indoor/artificial International Race Inzell 25/29 meters Ladies: 500/1000/1500/3000 meters Men: 500/1000/1500/5000 meters October 18-20 Russia indoor/artificial Russian Qualification races, Seniors & Juniors A/B Kolomna 26/30 meters 500/1000/1500/3000/5000/10000 meters October 19-20 Germany indoor/artificial International Race Erfurt 25/29 meters 500/1000/1500/3000/5000 meters, Mass Start & Team Pursuit November 2-3 Germany indoor/artificial International Race Inzell 25/29 meters Ladies: 500/1000/1500/3000 meters Men: 500/1000/1500/5000 meters November 2-3 Norway indoor/artificial Norwegian Cup 3 Bjugn 25/29 meters Single Distances, Seniors & Juniors November 6-8 Russia indoor/artificial Russian Cup 2A Chelyabinsk 26/30 meters Seniors & Juniors A/B, 500/1000/1500/3000/5000 meters November 8-10 Canada indoor/artificial Essent ISU World Cup Speed Skating Calgary 26/30 meters November 8-10 Russia indoor/artificial Russian Cup 2B Kolomna 26/30 meters Seniors & Juniors A/B, 500/1000/1500/3000/5000 meters November 9-10 Kazakhstan indoor/artificial The Cup of Kazakhstan Astana 26/30 meters Ladies & Men, 500/1000/1500/3000/5000 meters November 15-17 USA indoor/artificial Essent ISU World Cup Speed Skating Salt Lake City 26/30 meters November 16-17 Finland outdoor/artificial Season Opening Race Seinäjoki 25/29 meters Allround Ladies & Men, Juniors A/B/C/D/E/F November 22-24 Canada indoor/artificial CAN-AM Long Track Calgary 26/30 meters Ladies & Men November 23-24 Germany indoor/artificial International Race Berlin 26/30 meters Juniors A/B – 500/1000/1500/3000/5000 meters 2 November 23-24 Norway outdoor/artificial Norwegian Cup 4 Jevnaker 25/29 meters Single Distances, Seniors & Juniors November 29 Kazakhstan indoor/artificial Essent ISU World Cup Speed Skating December 1 Astana 26/30 meters November 29 Russia indoor/artificial “Silver Skates” Int’l Youth Competition December 1 Kolomna 26/30 meters Juniors B/C November 30 Canada outdoor/artificial ISU Junior World Cup December 1 Quebec 26/30 meters North American regional event November 30 Finland outdoor/artificial Pingu Race Seinäjoki 25/29 meters Masters & Juniors A/B/C/D/E/F November 30 Germany indoor/artificial Country Match GER-NED-NOR December 1 Berlin 26/30 meters Juniors December 3-5 Russia indoor/artificial “Uralskaya Molniya” Prize – Russian Cup 3 Chelyabinsk 26/30 meters Seniors & Juniors A, 500/1000/1500/3000/5000/10000 meters December 6-8 Germany indoor/artificial Essent ISU World Cup Speed Skating Berlin 26/30 meters December 7 Italy outdoor/artificial 1st Primi Sprint International Collalbo 26/30 meters Girls & Boys D/E/F December 7-8 Germany indoor/artificial International Skatespecial Cup Inzell 25/29 meters Juniors C/D/E 100/300/500/1000/1500 meters December 7-8 Norway indoor/artificial Norwegian Cup 5 Hamar 25/29 meters Sprint/Allround, Seniors & Juniors December 7-8 Poland outdoor/artificial TATRA Cup Zakopane 26/30 meters Juniors A/B/C/D December 7-8 USA outdoor/artificial American Cup #2 Roseville 26/30 meters Ladies & Men December 11-19 Italy outdoor/artificial 26th Winter Universiade – Trentino 2013 Baselga di Piné 25/29 meters December 14-15 Poland outdoor/artificial ISU Junior World Cup Zakopane 26/30 meters European regional event December 14-15 Germany indoor/artificial International Team-Sprint Cup of Berlin for Juniors Berlin 26/30 meters E2-D2: 100/300/500 meters and Relay C1-B1: 100/300/1000 meters and Relay December 14-15 Germany indoor/artificial International Race – Juniors A/B Erfurt 25/29 meters 500/1000/1500/3000/5000 meters & Mass Start December 14-15 Italy outdoor/artificial 1st “Grand Prix” International Collalbo 26/30 meters Seniors & Juniors A/B/C/D December 14-15 Sweden Covered/artificial Scandinavian Cup (Norwegian Cup 6) Gothenburg 25/29 meters Single Distances, Seniors & Juniors December 21-22 Italy outdoor/artificial “14th Memorial Benini-Ravanelli” International Allround Baselga di Piné 25/29 meters Ladies & Men December 26 Germany indoor/artificial International X-Mas Sprint Inzell 25/29 meters Ladies & Men 500/1000 meters 3 December 28 Italy outdoor/artificial 2nd Primi Sprint International Baselga di Piné 25/29 meters Girls & Boys E/F December 28-29 Germany indoor/artificial International Race Erfurt 25/29 meters 500/1000/1500/3000/5000 meters, Mass Start & Team Pursuit December 28-29 Germany indoor/artificial International Race Inzell 25/29 meters Ladies: 500/1000/1500/3000 meters Men: 500/1000/1500/5000 meters 2014 January 4-5 Germany indoor/artificial International Race Erfurt 25/29 meters 500/1000/1500/3000/5000 meters, Mass Start & Team Pursuit January 4-5 Hungary outdoor/artificial Visegrad Trophy Budapest 25/29 meters Neo Seniors (U23) & Juniors A/B/C/D January 4-5 Norway indoor/artificial Hamar Games Hamar 25/29 meters Sprint Combination, Juniors B/C January 7-8 Italy outdoor/artificial 8th Masters’ Revival Baselga di Piné 25/29 meters Ladies & Men January 11-12 Norway indoor/artificial Essent ISU European Speed Skating Championships Hamar 25/29 meters January 11-12 Japan indoor/artificial Asian regional qualifying event for the Essent ISU World Tomakomai 26/30 meters Allround Speed Skating Championships 2014 January 11-12 Japan indoor/artificial ISU Junior World Cup Tomakomai 26/30 meters Asian regional event January 11-12 Belarus indoor/artificial Igor Zhelezovski Prize Minsk 26/30 meters Masters, Seniors, Juniors A/B/C/D – 2x500m & 2x1000m January 17-19 Canada indoor/artificial North American Long Track Calgary 26/30 meters Ladies & Men (USA & CAN only) January 18 Finland outdoor/artificial Clas Thunberg Memorial Helsinki 25/29 meters Masters/Seniors/Juniors January 18-19 Japan indoor/artificial Essent ISU World Sprint Speed Skating Championships Nagano 26/30 meters January 18-19 Canada indoor/artificial North American & Oceania regional qualifying event for Calgary 26/30 meters the Essent ISU World Allround Speed Skating Championships 2014 January 18-19 Germany indoor/artificial International Race Inzell 25/29 meters Ladies: 500/1000/1500/3000 meters Men: 500/1000/1500/5000 meters January 18-19 Italy outdoor/ artificial “32nd Junior Meeting International Finstral Trophy” Collalbo 26/30 meters Under 23 and Juniors A/B/C/D January 18-19 Norway indoor/artificial Norwegian Cup 7 Stavanger 25/29 meters Single Distances, Seniors & Juniors January 25 Italy outdoor/artificial 3rd Primi Sprint International Baselga di Piné 25/29 meters Girls & Boys E/F 4 January 25-26 Austria outdoor/artificial ISU Junior World Cup Innsbruck 25/29 meters January 25-26 Czech Republic outdoor/natural International Competition Zdár n/Sázavou 25/29 meters Seniors and Juniors January 25-26 Germany indoor/artificial International Race Inzell 25/29 meters Ladies: 500/1000/1500/3000 meters Men: 500/1000/1500/5000 meters January 25-26 Norway outdoor/natural Norwegian Cup 8 Holmestrand 25/29 meters Single Distances, Seniors & Juniors January 25-26 Norway outdoor/artificial
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