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GENERAL INFORMATION 1.1 Intoduction 1.2 Key Dates 1.3 Key Contacts 1.4 Contact Details VENUE 2.1 Venue 2.2 Elite Athlete's Lounge 2.3 Doping Control 2.4 Medical Services 2.5 Bike Mechanic Centre ACCOMMODATION TRANSPORTATION TRAINING 5.1 Training Sessions 5.2 Course Familiarization 5.3 Sport Massage Service COMPETITION INFORMATION 6.1 Competition Schedule 6.2 Competition Rules 6.3 Insurance 6.4 Warm Up 6.5 Athletes' Pack 6.6 Timing Bands 6.7 Information about the FOP 6.7.1 Start 6.7.2 Swim Course 6.7.3 Transition T1 6.7.4 Transition T2 6.7.5 Bike Course 6.7.6 Wheel Stations 6.7.7 Run Course 6.7.8 Aid Stations 6.8 Weather Conditions 6.9 Results 6.10 Protests & Appeals ACCREDITATION 7.1 Training Facilities Access 7.2 Accreditation Card Request COMPETITORS SOCIAL EVENTS 8.1 Official Presentation 8.2 Briefing USEFUL INFORMATION
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1. GENERAL INFORMATION 1.1
Introduction
The purpose of the Athletes Info Guide is to ensure that all Elite Athletes and Team Leaders are well informed about all procedures concerning the Event. The LOC has made every effort to ensure that the information contained in this Guide is correct and up-to-date. However, Team Leaders are advised to check with the Sport Info Center concerning any changes in the information included in this guide.
1.2
Key Dates Elite Athletes Briefing Swim Course Familiarization Bike Course Familiarization Elite Women Event Elite Men Event
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24th 25th 25th 26th 27th
Key Contacts
Executive Director Technical Director Director of Services Director of Operations FETRI Sport Director FETRI Technical Resp FETRI Media Resp Technical Delegate
1.4
May May May May May
Alicia García Victor Martinez Lourdes Lopez Jose Ayet Felipe Gutierrez Jorge Garcia Vanessa González Eugene Kraus
secretariageneral@triatlon.org victor@laetus.es federacion@triatlon.org joseayet@laetus.es competiciones@triatlon.org Jorge.garcia@triatlon.org comunicacion@triatlon.org ekraus@pt.lu
Contact Details
Spanish Federation Alicia García Tel: + 34 91 559 93 05 Mob. + 34 650 645 490 secretariageneral@triatlon.org
2. VENUE
2.1
Venue
The venue is in the city of Madrid, Casa de Campo Park, oppsite the Royal Palace, and close to the Lago Metro station.
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Venue Casa de Campo 2.2
Host Hotels Florida Norte Principe Pio
Elite Athletes Lounge
Facilities including athletes’ lounge and toilets are provided for the athletes at the Athlete’s Village, between the lake and the Transition Area
2.3
Doping Control
Doping Control will be performed according to the ITU/WADA rules.
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2.4
Medical Services
First Aid and Emergency Medical Services will be available during the official familiarization and competition hours to anyone requiring medical assistance. Medical and paramedical personnel will be available throughout the familiarisation and competition times. Medical Tents will be provided on site at the recovery zone. Teams should ensure that they have appropriate medical insurance.
2.5
Bike Mechanic Centre
There will be Bike Mechanic Support available in the Athlete’s Village from 25th of May until 27th of May. The schedule will be: 25/05 13:30 to 15:00 26/05 10:00 to 20:00 27/05 10:00 to 18:00
2.6
Information Centre
The Information Desk Center, LOC OFFICE is located at the Casa de Campo Venue, from Thursday
2.7
Security
A private security company will be responsible for the venue security. Police will manage the Road Closures and the traffic throughout the course.
3. ACCOMMODATION The Official Hotel is Florida Norte. Metro station “Principe Pio” http://www.celuisma.com/info-hotel-celuisma-florida-norte If there are any questions or clarifications concerning the accommodation arrangements, please do not hesitate to contact: Lourdes López federacionesautonomicas@triatlon.org
4. TRANSPORTATION LOC will provide free return transfer between Madrid Barajas Airport and the hotels for the Elite Athletes and their Team Officials. This transfer is free only on for Elite Athletes. For Age Group Athletes, there is a cost of 50 €; other services can be provided on demand.
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Detailed transportation schedules will be available at the official Hotels
5. TRAINING Pre-competition swimming training will take place at the Performance Center (Joaquin Blume). For your bike training, there are a number of secured routes. For your running training, there are also several safe and appropriate routes. If there are any questions or clarifications concerning trainings, please do not hesitate to contact: Raul Anta direcciontecnica@triatlon.org Mob. + 34 608 50 64 30 A secured area for the bikes will be provided at the area.
5.1
5.2
Training Sessions in the Swimming Pool. From May 21th to 28th 10:00 – 12:00 15:00 – 17:00
Course Familiarization
You will be able to have a swimming course familiarization, on Friday and Saturday During the swimming course familiarization there will be lifeguards and medical services available. During the bike course familiarization, Police and LOC will escort the athletes round the course.
5.3
Friday 25th Swim 12:30 – 13:30 Bike 13:30 – 16:00
Sport Massage Service
Sports Massage Therapy will be available to the athletes after the race
6. COMPETITION INFORMATION
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6.1
Competition Schedule
Day
Start
End
Friday
8:30
21:00
ITU Office
Venue
Friday
9:00
21:00
Popular Events Registration
Venue
Friday
10:30
Aquathlon | Benjamin
Venue
Friday
10:55
Aquathlon | Alevin
Venue
Friday
11:20
Aquathlon | Infantil
Venue
Friday
11:50
Aquathlon | Cadete
Venue
Friday
12:30
13:30
WCS - Swim Course Familiarization
Venue
Friday
13:30
15:00
Venue
Friday
15:00
Friday
16:00
Friday
16:15
Friday
17:15
Friday
17:18
Friday
17:21
Friday
18:00
Friday
18:03
WCS - Bike Course Familiarization National and Popular Triathlon Standard Distance | TA Area Opens Elite National Triathlon Olympic Distance | Women Start Elite National Triathlon Olympic Distance | Men Start Age Group National Triathlon Olympic Distance | Wave 1 Age Group National Triathlon Olympic Distance | Wave 2 Age Group National Triathlon Olympic Distance | Wave 3 Age Group Popular Triathlon Olympic Distance | Wave 1 Age Group Popular Triathlon Olympic Distance | Wave 2
Day
Start
End
Saturday
7:00
21:00
ITU Office
Venue
Saturday
20:00
Popular Events Registration Popular Triathlon Flash | TA Area Opens
Venue
Saturday
8:00 8:00
Saturday
9:00
Flash Triathlon Popular
Venue
Saturday
9:10
Flash Triathlon Popular
Venue
Saturday
9:20
Flash Triathlon Popular
Venue
Saturday
10:00
Youth Triathlon Men
Venue
Saturday
10:02
Youth Triathlon Women
Venue
Saturday
10:15
SuperSprint Triathlon
Venue
Saturday
10:17
SuperSprint Triathlon
Venue
Saturday
10:30
SuperSprint Triathlon
Venue
Saturday
10:32
SuperSprint Triathlon
Venue
Saturday
10:45
SuperSprint Triathlon
Venue
Saturday
10:47
SuperSprint Triathlon
Venue
Saturday
11:15
Relay Triathlon
Venue
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Saturday
11:30
Sprint Triatlon
Venue
Saturday
11:32
Sprint Triatlon
Venue
Saturday
11:34
Sprint Triatlon
Venue
Saturday
12:15
Sprint Triatlon
Venue
Saturday
Sprint Triatlon WTS - Athletes Village Opens
Venue
Saturday
12:18 16:15
Saturday
16:45
WTS - Transition Area Opens
Venue
Saturday
17:46
WTS - Women's Start
Venue
Saturday
19:46
WTS - Women's End
Venue
Saturday
19:55
WTS - Award Ceremony
Saturday
20:30
ParaTriathlon - Award Ceremony
Day
Start
End
Sunday
7:00
21:00
ITU Office
Venue
Sunday
7:30
11:00
National Events Registrartion
Venue
Sunday
7:45
National Triathlon Sprint Distance | TA Area Opens
Venue
Sunday
8:45
Elite National Event Sprint Distance | Women Start
Venue
Sunday
8:51
Elite National Event Sprint Distance | Men Start
Venue
Sunday
9:15
Venue
Sunday
9:21
Sunday
10:00
Sunday
10:03
Sunday
10:06
Sunday
10:45
Sunday
10:48
Sunday
10:51
Sunday
11:00
Junior National Event Sprint Distance Age Group National Triathlon Standard Wave 1 Age Group National Triathlon Standard Wave 2 Age Group National Triathlon Standard Wave 3 Age Group National Triathlon Standard Wave 4 Age Group National Triathlon Standard Wave 5 Age Group National Triathlon Standard Wave 6 Age Group National Triathlon Standard Wave 7 ParaTriathlon - Athletes Briefing
Sunday
12:15
WCS - Athletes Village Opens
Venue
Sunday
12:45
WCS - Transition Area Opens
Venue
Sunday
13:56
WCS - Men's Start
Venue
Sunday
15:45
WCS - Men's End
Venue
Sunday
15:50
WCS - Award Ceremony
Venue
Sunday
15:15
ParaTriathlon - Athletes Village Opens
Venue
Sunday
16:00
ParaTriathlon - Transition Area Opens
Venue
Sunday
16:45
ParaTriathlon - Start
Venue
ParaTriathlon - Award Ceremony
Venue
Sunday
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6.2
Competition Rules
The ITU WCS Event will follow the latest published Competitions Rules of the International Triathlon Union.
6.3
Insurance
The LOC has insurance with a reputable insurance company, a standard public liability and property damage insurance policy to cover the risks of insurable nature under this Agreement and the staging of the Event and related events. The insurance policy has named, as insured, LOC, ITU, the Global Partners, Global Sponsors, the ITU Executive Board and Staff, the ITU International Officials, and the respective LOC directors, officers, agents, volunteers, employees and contractors. All athletes and team support personal must carry their own medical insurance.
6.4
Warm up
The LOC can provide the swim course for warm-up, under the best secure conditions, as follows: Saturday 26th
Women Athletes’ Warm Up Discipline Swim
Open 16:45
Close 17:30
Sunday 27th
Men Athletes’ Warm Up Discipline Swim
6.5
Open 12:55
Close 13:40
Elite Athletes Race Packets
Athletes’ race packets will be distributed at the Performance Center
6.6
Thursday, May 24th
Transfer from Hotel at 17.00 h
at 18.00 in INEF (C/ Martín Fierro s/n Madrid)
Timing Bands
On the race day, athletes will be given an AMB Timing band, to be worn on the athlete’s right ankle. Athletes will pick up the timing chips before the competitions, during their check-in procedure. Athletes have to return the timing band, in order to collect their bike from the Transition Area, after the race.
6.7
Information About the FOP
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6.7.1 Start The start is a pontoon start. The start platform is 70m long and each athlete will stand in a starting position approximately every 75cm. The Race Referee with the assistance of ITU Technical Officials, who are assigned to the start, will start each race.
6.7.2 Swim Course It is located at Casa de Campo´s lake The swim course is a two lap anticlockwise course, with two laps of 750 m each. At each turn there will be yellow buoys The athletes are required to leave their last minute gear at the swim start tent inside the dedicated bag that he/she will receive with the Race Pack, and the LOC will carry those bags back to Athletes’ Lounge. Average temperature is expected to be 200C.
6.7.3 Transition T1 A flow through transition has been developed to keep athletes moving forward. Athletes enter the transition and must deposit swim gear in a bin placed beside the bike racks. At T1 the bike is racked with the bike facing towards the exit. Athletes’ names and numbers are displayed on the top of each bike rack. After the helmet is secured, athletes unrack the bike by moving forward into the centre lane and towards the mount line.
6.7.4 Transition T2 From the dismount line, athletes run in the centre lane taking the bikes towards their bike rack. Running shoes may be placed beside the rack or in the bin. After putting on their shoes, athletes will run forward in the outer run lane.
6.7.5 Bike Course The bike course is 8 laps, with a total of 40,8km. The course is unclockwise. The course is hilly and technical.
6.7.6 Wheel Stations Two (2) wheel stations will be located on the bike course. The LOC will provide a number of wheels at the 2nd Wheel Station at the top of the hill, before turning down. These wheels are: 2- 700cc 10 cassette shimano, 2- 700cc 10 cassette campagnolo, 4- 700cc front wheel, 2- 650cc 10 cassette shimano, 2- 650cc front wheel 2- 650cc 10- cassette campagolo
6.7.7
Run Course
The run course is 4 laps of 2,5km each, through the park. The athletes will run on asphalt
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6.7.8
Aid Stations
Three (3) aid stations will be located on the run course and one at the finish (beyond the finish line).
6.8
Weather Conditions
Please find below the average Weather Conditions for June: Maximum Temp Minimum Temp Mean Wind Speed (km/h) Rain
6.9
21,7ºC 9,5ºC 15,5ºC 9,5 74,7 mm
Results
Results will be uploaded live at the ITU official website www.triathlon.org Also live coverage of the race will be displayed through the web page. All the Results information will be distributed to the Team Leaders at the Information Centre.
6.10 Protest & Appeals Standard procedures will be followed according to the ITU Competition Rules.
7. ACCREDITATION Organizers will provide to all the Organizing Committee members, ITU Technical Officials, athletes, VIPs, journalists, technical staff, court personnel, volunteers, etc with an official Accreditation card. Accreditations will be distributed at the Performance Center before the briefing. Only accredited people will be allowed to access certain venue areas. Accreditation Cards are colour-coded and provide access to specific areas of the competition areas. All accredited people are requested to carry their Accreditation Cards with them at all times and to show them upon request. Accreditation Cards are mandatory to enter the Performance Center
7.1
Training Facilities Access
In order to enter the High performance Sport Center, athletes and team officials should carry and show their accreditation cards upon arrival to the Center once they have been provided with it, before they will need to show an ID document.
7.2
Accreditation Card Request
The National Federations apply for accreditation for their athletes and team officials, by sending their Arrival and Departure Information. The accreditation cards will be handed to the athletes’ delegations following briefing.
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8. ATHLETES SOCIAL EVENTS Briefing Will be on Thursday 24th at 18:00 (Elite Athletes) at the High Perfomance Center (INEF C/Martín Fierro s/n Madrid). Buses will depart from Florida Norte Hotel at 17:00 for the briefing.
9. USEFUL INFORMATION 9.1
Language
The official languages of Spain is Spanish. A lot of the citizens speak English in Spain
9.2
Population
3,286,000 people leave within in confines of the city of Madrid
9.3
Currency
The currency of Spain is the Euro. Most major currencies may be exchanged at banks (open Monday to Friday 08:30-13:30). Outside these hours, exchange bureaus and travel agencies may provide currency exchange facilities. Rates at hotels tend to be more expensive than at banks and currency exchanges.
9.4
Time
Madrid time is (GMT +01:00).
9.5
Electricity
The electric current is 220 volts.
9.6
Water
Running Water is appropriate for drinking.
9.7
Metro timetable
Madrid Metro is open from 6:00 AM to 1:30 AM.
9.8
Telephone Connections
If calling from abroad to Spain dial +34, and the phone directly chosen (9 digits). To call abroad from fixed telephones in Spain must dial the prefix 00, the country code and the phone selected. Vodafone, Movistar and Orange are the major mobile phone service providers in Madrid. Check with your home service provider to find out if Roaming Service is available for you – but be aware that a “local” call will then be routed internationally and will turn out to be very expensive.
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