quinta-feira, 22 de abril de 2010
segunda-feira, 19 de abril de 2010
quarta-feira, 14 de abril de 2010
terça-feira, 13 de abril de 2010
Safety during the competition
In the eventual case of an accident during the competition, the athletes should direct to the refreshment points marked in the map. These have permanent radio contact with the Arena.
quinta-feira, 8 de abril de 2010
Information update
The Technical Information was updated, showing now the course length for the best option. More photos of the terrain were added.
The Map scale is 1:15.000 in both days.
In the General Informations is a scheme with the arrangement of the Arena.
The Map scale is 1:15.000 in both days.
In the General Informations is a scheme with the arrangement of the Arena.
terça-feira, 6 de abril de 2010
Genral Rules for MTB-O
Reminder of general rules present in the IOF MTB Orienteering Competition Rules 2010:
20. Punching systems
20.3 Control cards or electronic punches must be connected to the cycle by a zip tie or other secure device. It is not permitted to remove the control card or electronic punch from the cycle during the event.
21. Equipment
21.1 Wearing a rigid safety helmet is mandatory during competitions and training sessions.
21.2 The bicycle shall be designed to be propelled solely through a chain set, by the legs moving in a circular movement, without electric or other assistance.
21.3 Each competitor shall ensure that his/her equipment (bicycle with accessories and other devices fitted, headgear, clothing, etc.) does not, by virtue of its quality, materials or design, constitute any danger to himself or to others.
21.5 Start numbers shall be clearly visible from the front and the back and fixed as prescribed by the organiser. The number bibs may not be folded or cut.
21.6 During the competition the only navigational aids that competitors may use are the map and control descriptions provided by the organiser, and a compass. A cycle computer may be used provided that it does not incorporate any satellite-based navigation aid.
21.7 Competitors shall ride, push or carry their cycles from the start via the controls to the finish.
21.8 Competitors may carry tools and spare parts during the competition, but shall not use spares or tools other than carried by themselves or another competitor.
26. Fair play
26.1 All persons taking part in a MTB-O event shall behave with fairness and honesty.
They shall have a sporting attitude and a spirit of friendship. Competitors shall show respect for each other, for officials, journalists, spectators and the inhabitants of the competition area. The competitors shall be as quiet as possible in the terrain.
26.2 In an individual interval start race, competitors are expected to navigate and ride independently.
26.3 The provision of mechanical (spares or repairs) assistance between competitors during a competition is permitted but is not compulsory. No outside mechanical assistance is permitted. It is the duty of all competitors to help injured competitors.
26.4 Doping is forbidden. The IOF Anti-Doping Rules apply to all IOF events and the IOF Council may require doping control procedures to be conducted.
26.10 Having crossed the finish line, a competitor may not re-enter the competition terrain without the permission of the organiser.
20. Punching systems
20.3 Control cards or electronic punches must be connected to the cycle by a zip tie or other secure device. It is not permitted to remove the control card or electronic punch from the cycle during the event.
21. Equipment
21.1 Wearing a rigid safety helmet is mandatory during competitions and training sessions.
21.2 The bicycle shall be designed to be propelled solely through a chain set, by the legs moving in a circular movement, without electric or other assistance.
21.3 Each competitor shall ensure that his/her equipment (bicycle with accessories and other devices fitted, headgear, clothing, etc.) does not, by virtue of its quality, materials or design, constitute any danger to himself or to others.
21.5 Start numbers shall be clearly visible from the front and the back and fixed as prescribed by the organiser. The number bibs may not be folded or cut.
21.6 During the competition the only navigational aids that competitors may use are the map and control descriptions provided by the organiser, and a compass. A cycle computer may be used provided that it does not incorporate any satellite-based navigation aid.
21.7 Competitors shall ride, push or carry their cycles from the start via the controls to the finish.
21.8 Competitors may carry tools and spare parts during the competition, but shall not use spares or tools other than carried by themselves or another competitor.
26. Fair play
26.1 All persons taking part in a MTB-O event shall behave with fairness and honesty.
They shall have a sporting attitude and a spirit of friendship. Competitors shall show respect for each other, for officials, journalists, spectators and the inhabitants of the competition area. The competitors shall be as quiet as possible in the terrain.
26.2 In an individual interval start race, competitors are expected to navigate and ride independently.
26.3 The provision of mechanical (spares or repairs) assistance between competitors during a competition is permitted but is not compulsory. No outside mechanical assistance is permitted. It is the duty of all competitors to help injured competitors.
26.4 Doping is forbidden. The IOF Anti-Doping Rules apply to all IOF events and the IOF Council may require doping control procedures to be conducted.
26.10 Having crossed the finish line, a competitor may not re-enter the competition terrain without the permission of the organiser.
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