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ICF CANOE SLALOM WORLD CUP 2

BRATISLAVA, SLOVAKIA

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1 GENERAL INFORMATION

1.1 EVENT TITLE

2019 ICF Canoe Slalom World Cup 2 Bratislava, Slovakia

Categories - Individuals // C1M, C1W, K1M, K1W, C2M

1.2 DATES OF THE EVENT

Slovak Canoeing would like to host the 2019 ICF Canoe Slalom World Cup 2 – Bratislava, Slovakia

21june – 23june 2019

1.3 INFORMATION ABOUT THE CITY

Bratislava is capital city of Slovakia located in the Central Europe. City is well connected with neighboring

capitals and international airports by international highways. Population 520 000. The capital of Slovakia

attracts visitors with its rich history and landscape, as well as its modern buildings. Visitors can’t miss

Bratislava Castle, with its own Historical Museum and surprisingly quaint gardens overlooking the city.

Stroll down the picturesque streets of the district under the Castle towards the Old Town, featuring the


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remarkable St.Martin’s Cathedral. This Gothic Cathedral witnessed the coronation of 19 Austro-Hungarian

kings and queens, including Maria Theresa, whose importance was felt throughout Europe. The Main

Square, extremely rich in historical and cultural monuments, draws visitors in with its charming

atmosphere. Here, you can also find several palaces, the Bratislava City Museum, the Old Town Hall, and

Roland’s Fountain, all serving to enrich the atmosphere. Visit the Primate’s Palace, with precious English

tapestries from the 17th century and beautiful displays in its Art Gallery. We must mention the nearby

Blue Church, an Art Nouveau gem with blue plaster and roof. For sightseeing in Bratislava, you can also

hop on the small historical train and explore the entire city, beginning from the Castle and ending in the

streets of the Old Town. This train runs throughout the year. On the right bank of the Danube, relax in the

oldest public park in Central Europe called Sad Janka Krala, which was founded by Maria Theresa. At the

end of the park, you will see the suspension Bridge of Slovak National Uprising, whose UFO cafe offers

amazing views of the city’s surroundings. Enjoy a trip down the Danube on a sightseeing boat. You can

choose from among several different routes, like a cruise around Bratislava, one up to Devin, a cruise on

the other side to Gabcikovo and much more.

Divoka voda - Čunovo

White water sport centre located about 15 km south east from city center. Čunovo is Bratislava city part located about 10 km south east from city center. GPS COORDINATES Latitude 48º 01’ 55”, 48.031944 Longitude 17º 13’ 45”, 17.229167 Weather Information

• Temperature Daytime temperatures will generally reach highs of around 25°C. At night the average minimum

temperature drops down to around 15°C.

• Relative Humidity

The average daily relative humidity for June is around 65%.

• Precipitation

The average monthly amount of precipitation is 50 mm.

• Wind

The average daily wind speed in June is 10 km/h.

The average number of windy days in June is 11.


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1.4 COURSE

The White Water Centre Divoka Voda is one of the most spectating canoe slalom terrain in the Europe.

Located 20 km south east of the Bratislava city. The canoe slalom courses have been built in year 1996.

White water center consist of two parallel white water courses. Totally 5 course set up are possible.

• 2 channels = 5 slalom courses

• 150m Warm up channel

• Start pool

• Boat lift

Length 360 - 430 m

Width 12 – 20 m

Drop 6,6 m

Flow rate 12 – 20 m3/sec


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Detailed map of the venue


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1.5 LOCATION OF AIRPORTS, RAIL NETWORK AND ROADS TO THE VENUE / CITY

City is well connected with neighboring capitals and international airports by international highways.

BY ROAD

Bratislava is situated directly on country boarders with Czech Republic, Austria and Hungary. Bratislava is

well connected to neighboring capitals by international multilane highways. Within Slovakia, the D1

motorway connects Bratislava to the east of the country (direction Kosice, Krakow), the D2 motorway

connects Bratislava with Hungary to the south and the Czech Republic to the north and D4 motorway

connects Bratislava with Vienna.

BY AIR

If you want to fly to Bratislava, you can choose between the city’s own international airport and

Schwechat airport in Vienna, which is about 45 km from Bratislava and connected by regular shuttle

buses. Regular flights link these airports with many major European destinations.

Vienna International Airport (VIE) www.viennaairport.com

Bratislava Airport (BTS) www.bts.aero

BY TRAIN

International trains to Bratislava’s main railway station run from Vienna (1 hour), Budapest (3 hours), and

Prague (4-5 hours) several times a day. There are less frequent direct connections to Berlin, Bucharest,

Kiev, Moscow and Warsaw.

The main railway station is a short distance from the centre and there is a good connection to city public

transport; alternatively, walking takes 15-20 minutes. Trains from Vienna also arrive at Bratislava–

Petržalka Station, which is to the south of the city centre across the Danube River.


http://www.viennaairport.com/

http://www.bts.aero/

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BY BOAT

Perhaps the nicest way to arrive in Bratislava is by riverboat, via the Danube. The Rhine–Main– Danube

Canal links Bratislava with the North Sea; the Danube River connects it to the Black Sea. Cruises along the

Danube have been a big hit with tourists for many years. River cruises go to and from Budapest, and a

scheduled passenger service, the Twin City Liner, connects Bratislava and Vienna by high-speed catamaran

several times a day during summer.

Praha Krakow

Kosice

Bratislava Vienna

Brno

Budapest


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2 KEY PERSONNEL

2.1 NAME KEY PERSONNEL WITHIN THE ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

SLOVAK CANOEING

President Mr. Ivan CIBAK

General Secretary Mrs. Lucia ANTOLOVA

Chief of Canoe Slalom Section Mr. Richard GALOVIC

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

Chairman Mr. Richard GALOVIC

General Secretary Mr. Pavol MITKO

Competition Office Mrs. Lucia ZAHORSKA

Technical Support Mr. Martin SLACHTA

Marketing Mr. Richard GALOVIC

PR / Media / TV Mrs. LUCIA ANTOLOVA

Finance Mrs. NINA PAVELKOVA


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4 SCHEDULE

Start Finish Training Day 1 – Monday – 17 June

08:00:00 19:00:00 Official training

Start Finish Training Day 2 – Tuesday – 18 June


Start Finish Training Day 3 – Wednesday – 19 June


18:30:00 19:30:00 Team Leader meeting

Start Finish DAY 1 – Thursday – 20 June


13:00:00 14:00:00 ITO meeting

14:00:00 14:20:00 WK1 CSLX - Time trials - Extreme Canoe Slalom

14:25:00 14:55:00 MK1 CSLX - Time trials - Extreme Canoe Slalom

15:00:00 17:00:00 Heats - Course construction

17:15:00 17:35:00 Heats - Demo Run by sections

17:35:00 17:45:00 Heats - Course approval

18:00:00 18:20:00 Heats - full length demo run & rehearsal

19:35:00 19:35:00 Water OFF

Start Finish DAY 2 – Friday – 21 June

05:30:00 06:00:00 Breakfast / Hotel Lindner

06:10:00 07:10:00 Transfer from the hotel to the venue

07:15:00 07:45:00 ITO Meeting

08:15:00 08:19:00 Forerunners

08:30:00 09:38:00 MC1 - Heats - 1st run

09:42:00 10:48:00 WK1 - Heats - 1st run

10:58:00 11:46:00 MC1 - Heats - 2nd run

11:50:00 12:36:00 WK1 - Heats -2nd run

12:50:00 13:15:00 Lunch on the venue


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13:30:00 13:34:00 Forerunners

13:45:00 14:38:00 WC1 - Heats - 1st run

14:42:00 16:03:00 MK1 - Heats - 1st run

16:13:00 16:46:00 WC1 - Heats - 2nd run

16:50:00 17:41:00 MK1 - Heats - 2nd run

17:45:00 18:45:00 1/2 finals and finals - Course construction

18:00:00 18:20:00 ITO meeting

19:00:00 19:20:00 1/2 finals and finals - Full lengh Demo Run

19:20:00 19:30:00 1/2 finals and finals - Course approval

19:40:00 20:40:00 Transfer from the venue to the hotel

20:45:00 22:00:00 Dinner / Hotel Lindner

Start Finish DAY 3 – Saturday – 22 June



08:00:00 08:20:00 ITO Meeting

08:45:00 08:53:00 Forerunners

Group 1 - Semi finals

09:00:00 10:00:00 MC1 Semi final

10:05:00 11:05:00 WK1 Semi final

11:10:00 11:45:00 Lunch on the venue

Group 1 - Finals & Medals

12:03:00 12:35:00 MC1 Final

12:40:00 13:12:00 WK1 Final

13:18:00 13:24:00 MC1 - Medals ceremony

13:25:00 13:31:00 WK1 - Medals ceremony

XC2 - Semi final and Final

14:00:00 14:40:00 XC2 - Semi final

15:40:00 16:00:00 XC2 - Final

16:10:00 16:16:00 XC2 - Medals ceremony



Start Finish DAY 4 – Sunday – 23 June



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08:00:00 08:20:00 ITO Meeting

08:45:00 08:53:00 Forerunners

09:00:00 10:00:00 WC1 Semi final

Interval

10:05:00 11:25:00 MK1 Semi final

12:03:00 12:35:00 WC1 Final

12:40:00 13:12:00 MK1 Final

13:18:00 13:24:00 WC1 - Medals ceremony

13:25:00 13:31:00 MK1 - Medals ceremony

13:15:00 14:15:00 Extreme Slalom - Course construction

14:40:00 14:43:00 Extreme Slalom - Forerunners

15:03:00 15:21:00 WK1 CSLX - 1/4 Final

15:21:00 15:39:00 MK1 CSLX - 1/4 Final

15:39:00 15:48:00 WK1 CSLX - 1/2 Final

15:48:00 15:57:00 MK1 CSLX - 1/2 Final

15:59:00 16:03:30 WK1 CSLX - Final

16:05:30 16:10:00 MK1 CSLX - Final

16:18:00 16:24:00 WK1 CSLX - Medals ceremony

16:25:00 16:31:00 MK1 CSLX - Medals ceremony

16:45:00 17:00:00 ITO Meeting




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5 ITO LIST

Function Given Name Family Name NF

Chief Official Jean Michel PRONO ICF

Chief Judge Andrew GRUDZINSKI GBR

Assistant Chief Judge Alena MASKOVA ICF

Start Judge Enrica BERLINGIERI ITA

Video Judge 1 Hans Peter WEISS ICF

Video Judge 2 Peter NOVAK SLO

Video Judge 3 Markus HERRMANN GER

Video Judge 4 Leesa MCCONNACHIE GBR

Finish Judge HOC

Chief of Scoring Michelle GRUDZINSKI GBR

Course Designer Meritxell RODRIGUEZ

CADENA ESP

Course Designer Pierpaolo FERRAZZI ITA

Equipment Controller Jan MACO SVK

Gate Judge 1 Christine BORROWS AUS

Gate Judge 2 Xiaojun Rong CCA

Gate Judge 3 Hana KNEBLOVA CZE

Gate Judge 4 Sophie DELAGE FRA

Gate Judge 5 James MCCONNACHIE GBR

Gate Judge 6 Birgit FEHLING GER

Gate Judge 7 Silke GERHARD GER

Gate Judge 8 Michiel ROOS NED

Gate Judge 9 Dmitry TIMAKOV RUS

Gate Judge 10 Dean BEZELJAK SLO

Gate Judge 11 Kata PIACKOVA SVK

Gate Judge 12 Carlos IFARRARGUERRI USA

Substitutes Raffaella DESERAFINI ITA

Substitutes Nancy TEMPLETON USA

Substitutes Colin WOODGATE GBR


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5.1 ACCREDITATION

Accreditation will be made by ICF via SPD.

5.2 ITO UNIFORMS

All technical officials will be provided with uniform T-shirts.

5.3 ITO LODGING

Hotel Lindner Gallery Central **** / Bratislava

https://www.lindner.de/en/bratislava-hotel-gallery-central/welcome.html

5.4 ITO TRANSPORTATION

HOC will organize shuttle service for ITO's local transport between Hotel and Canoeing Sport Center.

The transport from Bratislava and Vienna airport will be provided for ICF officials, VIP family free of

charge.


https://www.lindner.de/en/bratislava-hotel-gallery-central/welcome.html

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6 IMMIGRATION / VISA REQUIREMENTS

6.1 VISA REQUIREMENTS

The HOC will assist in processing Immigration visa applications for all participants of the World Cup.

Foreign nationals who are subject to visa requirement and want to enter the Schengen area, with Slovakia

being their target destination, must file a visa application with the competent Slovak embassy or consulate

general. Foreign nationals legally residing in a third country (i.e. other than the country of their citizenship)

may apply for a visa at the embassy/consulate general competent for the country of their current

residence.

Type C Schengen visa: entry visa

The visa entitles its holder to enter and stay in the Schengen area for not more than a total of 90 days

within a six-month period subsequent to the date of the first entry. This visa may be issued for one or

several entries (single entry and multiple entry visa).

The visa application procedure may be lengthy in some cases. Therefore, you should file your application

well in advance, but not sooner than three months prior to your planned trip. Under the applicable law,

the visa application procedure shall not take longer than 15 days, in exceptional cases the decision may

take up to 60 days. Exemptions apply to the nationals of the third countries which have signed

Community-level visa facilitation agreements. Such countries include Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina,

Montenegro, Macedonia, Moldova, the Russian Federation, Serbia, Georgia and Ukraine. With respect to

the nationals of the aforementioned countries, the decision must be delivered within 10 calendar days of

the delivery of a completed visa application. Nationals of Macedonia, Montenegro and Serbia don´t need

visa, if they are holders of biometric passports.

For further information and updates, please check http://www.foreign.gov.sk/web/en/consular_info.


http://www.foreign.gov.sk/web/en/consular_info

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7 ITO – Travel Schedule NAME

MAIL

PHONE

ARRIVAL Own Transport / By Plane / By Train / By Bus

Date Local time

Flight Nu

DEPARTURE Own Transport / By Plane

Date Local time

Flight Nu

T SHIRT SIZE (standard EU size) S M L XL XXL

REMARKS (diet, bringing guests, etc… )

(diet, bringing guests, etc… )

If you come with partner or guests, please let us know at least 2 months before arrival. Return the form

as soon as possible to [email protected] or send us email with all the necessary information.



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