Bulletin 4 17 21 June 2011 2nd WORLD CUP ROUND and WORLD MASTERS MOUNTAINBIKE ORIENTEERING Rättvik, Dalarna, Sweden 1
Content 1. Organizers... 4 2. Contact Event Center... 5 3. Event Schedule... 5 4. Classes, courses and participation restrictions... 6 5. Event (scale of the map, equidistance), courseplanner... 6 6. Map details... 9 7. Competition Rules... 9 8. General safety notes... 9 9. Opening ceremony... 9 10. Model event... 10 11. Time keeping system... 10 12. Competitor bags... 10 13. Start bibs... 10 14. Start groups... 10 15. Team Leaders Meeting... 12 16. Complaint protests and jury... 12 17. Legal restrictions... 12 18. Opportunities for training... 12 19. Massage... 13 20. Medical aid... 13 21. Bike service... 13 22. Prizes... 13 23. Come together dinner... 13 24. Catering... 14 25. Transports... 14 26. Registrations... 14 27. Entry fees... 14 28. Accommodation... 17 29. Embargoed areas... 18 30. Specific competetion information... 19 31. Overview arenas... 22 2
Welcome to MTB-O Sweden! On behalf of the Swedish Orienteering Federation I would like to welcome all World Cup and World Masters participants to Sweden s first international competitions in Mountainbike Orienteering. Mountainbike Orienteering is a new discipline in Swedish orienteering, with this year being the first when we have held our own national championships. We are therefore pleased to already be organising the World Cup and World Masters Championships. Although the sport is young here, we know that the organisers have worked hard to create challenging, fair and fun competitions and we trust you will be pleased with the results of their preparations. While you are here take time to enjoy the surroundings of Leksand and Rättvik, this part of Sweden is among the most popular for tourist visits. We know you won t be disappointed. Best regards, Lena Larsson President, Swedish Orienteering Federation 3
1. Organizers Leksands OK and IK Jarl are the local organizers of World Cup round 2 and World Masters 2011. The Swedish Orienteering Federation (SOFT) will also be represented in the Organizing Committee. Event director Vice event director Event secretariat Arena director Per Spik, Leksands OK Håkan Elfving, IK Jarl Rättvik Karin Elfving, IK Jarl Rättvik Agnes Elving, IK Jarl Rättvik Ola Jädeberg, Leksands OK Controllers and advisors IOF Event Advisor National controller Tage V Andersen, Denmark OF/ IOF Patrik Gunnarsson, Tumba/Mälarhöjdens OK National map controller Assistant map controller Tord Hederskog, SOFT Johan Holkman Jacobsen, Denmark OF Map foot-o basis middle Map MTB-O middle Map foot O-basis long/relay Map MTB-O long/relay Lars Löfgren/Kenneth Kaisajuntti Marcus Hederskog/Johan Holkman Jacobsen Tord Hederskog Roger Eklund, IK Jarl Rättvik/ Per Frost Johan Holkman Jacobsen Course setter middle Course setter long Course setters relay Hans Westblad/Tomas Norman, Leksands OK Roger Eklund, IK Jarl Rättvik Roger Eklund, IK Jarl Rättvik Course setter Masters middle Course setter Masters long Course setters sprint Hans Westblad, Leksands OK Roger Eklund, IK Jarl Rättvik Roger Eklund, IK Jarl Rättvik Arena middle Arena long/relay Ola Jäderberg, Leksands OK Tore Andersson, IK Jarl Rättvik IT systems Ceremonies Lars Spångmyr, Sverker Ericsson, IK Jarl Rättvik Sussanne Brandshagen, IK Jarl Rättvik Speaker Maria Cutova/ Per Frost 4
2. Contact Event Center The Event center has been moved from Stiftsgården to Jarlstugan (same place as the finish area Sunday/Monday). Address: IK Jarl, Backavägen 38, S-795 32 Rättvik (lat=60.8969543197, lon=15.1257656877 Phone: +46 248 514 25 (IK Jarl) / +46 768088205 (Per Spik) E-mail: info@mtbosweden.se Web site: www.mtbosweden.se Facebook: IOF MTBO World Cup and IOF MTBO World masters 3. Event Schedule Thursday 16 June Location 18.00-21.00 Event center open Jarlstugan, Rättvik Friday 17 June 09.00-12.00 Event center open Jarlstugan, Rättvik 10.00-18.00 Model Event Nittsjö, Rättvik 12.00 Deadline for Middle competition entries Jarlstugan, Rättvik at the event office 14.00-22.00 Event center open Jarlstugan, Rättvik 17.00-18.00 Opening cermony City square, Rättvik 18.00-19.00 Team Leaders meeting Jarlstugan, Rättvik Saturday 18 June 08.00-16.00 Event office in Leksand open Leksands OK clubhouse 09.00-12.00 World Cup middle 12.00-15.00 World Masters and public race 13.00 Flowers ceremony World Cup 18.00-20.00 Event center open Jarlstugan, Rättvik 18.00-19.00 Team Leaders meeting Jarlstugan, Rättvik 20.00-23.00 Come together dinner Midsummer buffé Stiftsgården, Rättvik 20.00 Prize ceremony Stiftsgården, Rättvik Sunday 19 June 08.00-16.00 Event center in Rättvik open Jarlstugan, Rättvik 09.30-12.00 World Cup long distance 12.00 Deadline for Relay competition entries at the event center 12.00-15.00 World Masters and public race 12.30 Prize ceremony World Cup finish area 16.00 Prize ceremony World Masters finish area 18.00-19.00 Team Leaders meeting Monday 20 June 08.00-14.00 Event center in Rättvik open Jarlstugan, Rättvik 09.00 Start World Cup mix relay * 12.00 Prize ceremony World Cup finish area 11.00-13.00 World Masters sprint and public race 13.30 Price ceremony World Masters *Early start time on Monday so people can go by train to Arlanda, 12.50 from Rättvik. If complains are received Sunday or Monday the price ceremony will be postponed. 5
4. Classes, courses and participation restrictions World Cup: Each federation may enter a team manager and a team of 12 competitors up to 6 women in class WE and 6 men in class ME for the individual competitions. World Masters: No restrictions for the number of participants in each age class. 5. Event (scale of the map, equidistance), courseplanner In the table for course length, difference in altitude, etcetera, are the distances provisional, since the course planners just have been able to get back into the terrain after the winter, and they want check all courses before they make the final decision about them. Middle (1:10 000, E=5m), Saturday 18th of June Course setter: Hans Westblad, Leksands OK Category Course lenght Optimal course lenght Optimal climbing Control points Proposed winning time Map size ME 15010 18250 330 22 58 min A3/A4 WE 10860 12900 210 17 51 min A3/A4 W40 7000 9000 180 13 50-60 min A3 W50 6000 7500 150 13 40-50 min A4 W60 4900 6200 150 10 40-50 min A4 W70 4000 5010 140 10 30-40 min A4 M40 11600 14850 280 20 60-70 min A3 M50 9600 12000 220 17 50-60 min A3 M60 6800 9000 180 14 40-50 min A3 M70 6300 8300 170 13 40-50 min A3 Public race, Saturday 18th of June H12 3900 4600 120 9 A4 H14 4900 5500 140 10 A4 H16 7000 8200 180 14 A4 H20 10100 12000 200 16 A3 H21 12100 14000 250 20 A3 D12 3900 4600 120 9 A4 D14 4900 5500 140 10 A4 D16 6300 7000 150 12 A4 D20 8000 10000 180 14 A3 6
D21 10300 12700 210 16 A3 Öppen 1 3600 5000 120 8 A4 Öppen 3 5100 6700 140 11 A4 Öppen 5 7100 9000 190 13 A4 Öppen 8 10400 12400 220 16 A3 Long (1:20 000*-1:15 000** - 1:10 000*** E=5m), Sunday 19th of June Course setter: Roger Eklund, IK Jarl Rättvik Category Course lenght Optimal course lenght Optimal climbing Control points Proposed winning time Map size ME 27500 30000 430 27 100-110 min A3* WE 20000 22000 320 21 80-90 min A3* W40 12200 14000 240 11 70-80 min A3** W50 10400 12000 200 10 60-70 min A3** W60 7500 9000 160 6 50-60 min A3*** M40 19600 21400 320 14 80-90 min A3** M50 15600 17500 280 13 70-80 min A3** M60 11800 13200 220 10 60-70 min A3** M70 8800 10000 200 8 50-60 min A3*** Public race, Sunday 19th of June H12 3500 A3*** H14 6000 A3*** H16 9000 A3** H20 14000 A3** H21 18000 A3** D12 3500 A3*** D14 6000 A3*** D16 8000 A3** D20 10000 A3** D21 12000 A3** Öppen 1 3000 A3*** Öppen 3 5000 A3*** Öppen 5 7000 A3** Öppen 8 16000 A3** *) = 1:20 000, **) = 1:15 000, ***) = 1:10 000 7
Relay/sprint/ (1:10 000* - 1:7 500**, E=5m), Monday 20th of June Course setter: Roger Eklund, IK Jarl Rättvik Category Course lenght Optimal course lenght Optimal climbing Control points Proposed winning time Mapsize Mixrelay 3 x 9500 40-50 min A3* W40 5500 6700 120 14 20-30 min A3** W50 4500 5800 100 15 20-30 min A4** W60 3500 4500 90 12 20-30 min A4** M40 6000 7000 120 17 20-30 min A3** M50 5000 6000 120 15 20-30 min A3** M60 4000 5100 100 12 20-30 min A4** M70 3500 4600 90 13 20-30 min A4** Public race, Monday 20th of June H12 3500 A4** H14 5000 A4** H16 7000 A4** H20 10000 A3* H21 12000 A3* D12 3500 A4** D14 5000 A4** D16 6000 A4** D20 8000 A3* D21 10000 A3* Öppen 1 3000 A4** Öppen 3 5000 A4** Öppen 5 7000 A4** Öppen 8 10000 A3* *) = 1:10 000, **) = 1:7 500 8
6. Map details Surveyed in 2010/2011 At these competitions, it is allowed to bike everywhere, except for in the areas marked as forbidden on the map. These areas are marked with red stripes. See map samples at the start. Some of the forbidden areas are also marked with blue and yellow stripes in the forest. It s also forbidden to bike on gardens (land set aside for building,) which is marked with olive green on the map. See map sample. 7. Competition Rules The Competition Rules for IOF Mountainbike Orienteering Events (1 January 2010) shall be applied to participation in World Cup round 2, 2011. For further details on regulations please refer to the Competitions Rules on the IOFweb.(www.orienteering.org) Special rules for the event: Off road riding is allowed in areas marked as forest and rideable open area marked on the map. Please note, that rideable in this sense refers to no restrictions, and does not mean that competitors can actually by advantage cross the area riding their bike. 8. General safety notes Please observe general safety rules and respect members of the public in the competition area. As much as possible, please travel on the right side of the road and overtake on the left side. Riders travelling uphill must be given priority. Riders on the smaller path should give priority to riders on the larger path. Competitiors must wear helmet and the SI must be fixed on the bike. 9. Opening ceremony The opening ceremony of IOF MTBO World cup round 2 and IOF MTBO World masters will take place in the center of town Rättvik. The ceremony begins at 17:00 and will last for one hour. A flag parade with all participating countries will start the ceremony and therefore, all participants is asked to walk in the parade. Gathering before flag parade will be next to the river Enån, in the east side of the town at 16:45. 9
10. Model event The Model Event will take place in Nittsjö 5km north Rättvik. Thursday 12.00-24.00 and Friday 09.00-18.00. All participants will have access to the Model Event map, which will be available at the competition office. The Model Event uses only flags, no SI and no courses. There may be people and horses practising horseback-riding or sulky-trotting in the model event-area, please be aware of this and take it easy in the terrain! 11. Time keeping system Sport Ident will be used on all events. Everybody should provide the number of their SI cards with their entry. SI-cards can be rented from Organizers for EUR 2/day. 12. Competitor bag Competitor bags and start bibs will be handled out at the Event Center. The bags and startbibs that has not been collected in Rättvik before closing on Friday will be available at the Event office in Leksand on Saturday. 13. Start bibs World Cup: Participants in middle distance will receive start bibs numbered according to their start order. For Long distance after the IOF ranking. The bibs for the relay will be marked with the leg and the 3rd leg will also have a yellow stripe. For all other competitors it will be same start bib for all races. The start bib should be attached in the front of the bike. 14. Start groups Start groups in World Cup allocation will be limited to Middle distance. At Long distance there will be mass start. Each Federation shall for Middle allocate its competitors (except for those in the red starting group) to 3 starting groups with a maximum of 2 competitors to each group. Before allocating a second competitor to a group, a Federation shall allocate one competitor to each group. If a Federation fails to allocate its competitors to starting groups before the deadline at 12.00 the day before the competition, the organizer will decide the allocation. The Red Start Group is mandatory for competitors who qualify for it. 10
The members of the Red Group will include the reigning World Champion of Middle and the required number of riders based on the World Ranking List to comprise 10 competitors for the Red Group as shown below. The start order within the Red Start Group and the other groups will be drawn at random (except for two riders from same federation next to each other). The Red start group starts last. Red start groups Men, Middle 1 Samuli Saarela FIN 2 Anton Foliforov RUS 3 Erik Skovgaard Knudsen DEN 4 Jiri Hradil CZE 5 Ruslan Gritsan RUS 6 Beat Schaffner SUI 7 Jussi Laurila FIN 8 Luca Dallavalle ITA 9 Radek Laciga CZE 10 Tobias Breitschadel AUT Women, Middle 1 Michaela Gigon AUT 2 Christine Schaffner SUI 3 Marika Hara FIN 4 Rikke Kornvig DEN 5 Anna Kaminska POL 6 Ingrid Stengård FIN 7 Maja Rothweiler SUI 8 Martina Tichovska CZE 9 Ksenia Chernykh RUS 10 Hana Bajtosova SVK World Ranking list Men Athlete, Fed Points 1 Anton Foliforov, RUS 7376 2 Erik Skovgaard Knudsen, DEN 7224 3 Samuli Saarela, FIN 7159 4 Jiři Hradil, CZE 7083 5 Ruslan Gritsan, RUS 7074 6 Beat Schaffner, SUI 7058 7 Jussi Laurila, FIN 7019 8 Luca Dallavalle, ITA 7016 9 Clément Souvray, FRA 6968 10 Radek Laciga, CZE 6921 11 Tobias Breitschädel, AUT 6884 12 Valeriy Gluhov, RUS 6876 13 Beat Oklé, SUI 6853 14 Yoann Garde, FRA 6842 15 Matthieu Barthélémy, FRA 6779 Women Athlete, Fed Points 1 Christine Schaffner, SUI 7333 2 Michaela Gigon, AUT 7154 3 Marika Hara, FIN 7140 4 Rikke Kornvig, DEN 7124 5 Anna Kamińska, POL 7053 6 Ingrid Stengård, FIN 6913 7 Maja Rothweiler, SUI 6826 8 Martina Tichovská, CZE 6802 9 Ksenia Chernykh, RUS 6695 10 Hana Bajtošová, SVK 6660 11 Renata Paulíčková, CZE 6638 12 Anke Dannowski, GER 6555 13 Emily Benham, GBR 6516 14 Karolina Mickevičiūtė, TU 6492 15 Sonja Zinkl, AUT 6427 11
15. Team Leaders Meeting Team Leaders meeting will take place at 18:00 in Event center (Jarlstugan) Friday- Sunday 16. Complaint protests and jury Any complaint shall be made in writing and submitted to the organizers by the finish of the day. The deadline for complaints is 1 hour from the finish of the competitor related to the complaint, unless there are valid exceptional circumstances explained in the complaint. A protest can be made against the organizers decision about the complaint. Any protest can be made in writing to a member of the jury no later than 1 hour after the organizer announced the decision about the complaint Members of the jury: Magnus Wallenborg (SWE) Jiry Vrany (CZE), Sandor Talas (HUN). 17. Legal restrictions All participants takes part at her/his own risk. Organizers are not liable for any health problem or damage on the equipment. Climate Sweden has a mild climate with no extremes of heat or cold. In June, the mean daytime temperature typically varies between 10 and 21 degrees Celsius. Occasional rain should be expected. 70 mm rain is the average for the month. In midsummer week the sunrise is at 03.10 and the sunset at 21:30. 18. Opportunities for training 1) Kvarnsvedens GoIF had a mtbo competion 12th of June i Borlänge, 60km south of Rättvik. The courses can also be used the week before World Cup for training. Maps and terrain like competitions area. If you re interested send an e-mail to peter.bergstrom@triona.se and he will send you the map for you to print. More information from the competition: http://www1.idrottonline.se/kvarnsvedens- GOIFOK-Orientering/Arrangemang/KvarnsvedenMTBO2011/ 2) Mora: 30km north of Rättvik. Here we can offer two different MTBO-maps, formerly used for local competitions with or without pre-drawn courses but without any flags in the terrain. 12
19. Massage During the competition days, Ormsalva Massage Team offers massage by the finish area, for a cost of 100 SEK/15 EUR. 20. Medical aid In the finish area medical aid will be available 21. Bike service The sport shop Team Sportia in Rättvik will be, except of normal opening times 10:00-18:00 on week days and 10:00-14:00 on Saturday open on call on Saturday and Sunday between 15:00-17:00. They will offer spare parts and major bicycle service. Call number +46 705982329 for assistance. Adress: Storgatan 14, Rättvik. 22. Prizes World Cup: Medal to the winners. Gift prizes to 1-6 in each class. Mix relay: Medal to the winners gift prizes 1-3 team World Masters: Medal to 1-3. Gift prizes to the winner and a number of others. 23. Come together dinner It is still possible to sign up for the dinner on Saturday. The dinner will be held in conjunction with the price giving ceremony at Stiftsgården, Rättvik. The dinner will consist of a traditional Swedish Smörgåsbord-buffet with different cold and hot dishes such as salomon, herring, roastbeef, some other kinds of fish and meat, some salad and some varities of potato. Coffee, tea and biscuits will be served after the dinner. It will be possible to get pasta upon request in advance. The price for the dinner is 220 SEK. There will also be some musical entertainment on spot. If you have not already signed up for the dinner, please send an e-mail to info@ mtbosweden.se. Some spare places will be available for sale on Event center during Thursday. 13
24. Catering There will be a Café at all arenas with coffee, cold beverages, hot-dogs and sweets for sale. There is also possible to have lunch at all arenas on competiton-days. Tickets for lunch can be bought on Event Center and on the arena-café. The lunch-menu will be posted at the Event center and at the arena. 25. Transports Rättvik is a small town. The events on Sunday and Monday are reachable by bike if you have your accommodation in Rättvik. Use of private cars is allowed to all events. If you need transport to middle distance in Leksand on Saturday please contact the Event center in advance! Please inform the organizers if you need assistance from Stockholm Arlanda airport. You can go from Stockholm/ Arlanda airport to Leksand/Rättvik by train (3 hour trip), 9 times a day from Arlanda to Rättvik 17th of June and 5 times from Rättvik to Arlanda on Monday 20th. Please take note about that un-packed bicycles (not kept in some kind of bag) is not allowed on the SJ-trains. On the local trains between Borlänge and Rättvik, bikes is allowed. More information about train schedules: http://www.sj.se/start/startpage/index.form?l=en 26. Registrations Registration for participants Open MTBO After 12th June, it is only possible to register on place for OPEN MTBO (entre fee + 50%) 14
27. Entry fees Entry fees for competitors after 6 th June: World Masters Middle distance Long distance Sunday Long distance Monday SEK 375 / person SEK 375 / person SEK 375 / person Public MTB-O Individual events: middle, long distance Youth -- 16 year Older SEK 100 / person/race SEK 150 / person/race Open classes Youth Older SEK 70/person/race SEK 100/person/race S.I. card rental EUR 2/ person/ race 15
World Cup MTB-O 2011 Women Women Men Men Relay Officals COMPETITION: MIDDLE (number of competitiors) LONG (number of competitiors) MIDDLE (number of competitors) LONG (number of competitiors) RELAY (number of teams) Team officials Australia 1 1 Austria 3 3 6 6 2 1 Czech Republic 3 3 6 6 3 1 Denmark 3 3 2 2 2 1 Estonia 2 2 6 6 2 Finland 4 4 6 6 3 2 France 3 1 Germany 2 2 Great Britain 1 1 2 2 1 Hungary 1 1 Italy 3 3 6 6 3 2 Lithuania 3 3 2 2 1 Mongolia 2 2 1 1 Norway 3 3 1 Poland 1 1 1 1 Russia 6 6 6 6 4 1 Slovakia 1 1 Sweden 3 3 6 6 2 1 Switzerland 3 3 6 6 3 1 Ukraine 1 1 TOTAL: 43 43 62 62 26 12 16
World Masters MTB-O 2011 Application deadline is June 1, 2011. Situation June 10, 2011 COMPETITION: MIDDLE (number of competitiors) LONG (number of competitiors) Sprint (number of competitors) W 40 14 11 11 W 50 11 9 9 W 60 7 7 7 M 40 53 54 53 M 50 36 34 36 M 60 31 31 30 M 70 8 7 7 TOTAL: 160 153 153 28. Accommodation We will take use of different accomodation companies in Rättvik, which means that the teams shall book their accomodation directly to the companies. You find addresses to all accomodation-companies at www.boirattvik.se. All those accomodation will be closer than 2km to the town-centre. NEW!!! Event Center is now located in Jarlstugan. 17
29. Embargoed areas Following areas are under an embargoed for the participants in World Cup round 2 and World Masters for the period from 1 July 2010 until the competitions. (according to IOF Competitions Rules). Leksand: Area South Leksand, between Leksand-Häradsbygden-Åkersbodarna-Heden Rättvik: Area North Rättvik, between Rättvik-Sätra-Östbjörka-Ingels. 18
30. Specific competetion information DAY 1: Saturday 18th June, Leksand, Middle distance Race venue: Källan, Källbacksvägen 2, S-7933 LEKSAND, 20 km from Event center GPS: lat 60.7134 - long 15.0044 (DD) Parking: Follow the organizers directions Arena Leksand: See overview page 21 First start: World Cup 09:30, World Masters and open class 13:00 Start distance: 3100m from the Finish Pre-Start: 3 min before start Start point: 380m from time start Start interval 2 min for World cup, other classes vary Map changes: World Cup have a map change. Both maps are taken by the rider at the start. The maps are stapled together, with the first part of the course facing up. Finish: By punching at the Finish line Finish quarantine: Quarantine zone will be inside the clubhouse for World Cup riders. Until last World Cup start all competitors finishing their course shall remain in the quarantine zone. No other competitors or other member of a team will be allowed to get in to the house under the period. In the clubhouse the competitors can have a shower and sauna. Shower: In the clubhouse Cycling time: max.150 min Spectator control: In the finish area for World Cup Refreshment: For World Cup competitors there is possibility for selfserved refreshment after 60% of the course. Riders then have to place their own refreshments in an area with nation names in a part of the arena. Other classes have to bring with them their own refreshment. 19
DAY 2: Sunday 19th June, Rättvik, Long distance Race venue: Event center, Backavägen 38, S 795 32 Rättvik GPS: lat=60.8969543197, lon=15.1257656877 (DD) Parking: Follow the organizers directions Arena Rättvik: See overview page 21 Start: Mass start for World Cup, other individual start First start: WorldCup Men 09:30, WorldCup Women10:30 World Masters and open class from 12:00 Start distance: World Cup finish area, other 800m from the Finish Pre-Start: 10 min World Cup / other 3 min before start Start point: 150-200m from time start Start interval: 3 min for individual classes Map changes: World Cup have a map change. Both maps are taken by the rider at the start. The maps are stapled together, with the first part of the course facing up. Forking method, World cup: World cup classes uses butterfly forking. Mens class has 2 butterfly and Women has one butterfly. Crossings over the river: On some of the small bridges, you will have to stop and carry your bike by foot, due to different buildingconstructions. These obstacles is not represented on the map. Go-cart track: The Go-cart track is used for Go-cart racing during the times of the competitions. This may cause some motorized traffic on the asphalt road to the track. Please be careful when crossing the road. Warming up area: No possibility to warm up in the forest, warming up on roads south and west from finish area is allowed. Finish: For World Cup by crossing the finish line. Other classes use punching on the finish line Shower: In the clubhouse Cycling time: max. 200 min Refreshment: Refreshment controll for the longers courses. Only water and cups. 20
DAY 3: Monday 20th June Rättvik, World Cup relay/masters sprint/ Open middle Race venue: Event center, Backavägen 38, S 795 32 Rättvik GPS: lat=60.8969543197, lon=15.1257656877 (DD) Parking: Follow the organizers directions Arena Rättvik: See overview page 21 Start: Relay start for World Cup other individual start First start: World Cup 09:00, World Masters and open class from 11:00 Start distance: World Cup finish area, other 800m from the Finish Pre-Start: 10 min World Cup / other 3 min before start Start point: 250m from time start Start interval: 2 min for individual classes Organization start: The map will be given to riders and they run to the bikes placed 20 m ahead. Then they ride in corridor to map start (begin of orientation) 200m away and go on their O-course Forking: All courses are forked, using the Farsta-method. Changeover and finish: Finishing riders from 1.- and 2.leg shall change to the following rider in their team. After crossing the finishing line, the rider claps the hand of the teammate. Only after the clap, the outgoing rider start to go 5 0 m to the map board and may take the map and head through the corridor towards the starting point. Incoming riders shall punch out after the changeover. Crossings over the river: On some of the small bridges, you will have to stop and carry your bike by foot, due to different buildingconstructions. These obstacles is not represented on the map. Go-cart track: The Go-cart track is used for Go-cart racing during the times of the competitions. This may cause some motorized traffic on the asphalt road to the track. Please be careful when crossing the road. Warming up area: No possible to warm up in the forest, warming up on roads south and west from finish area Finish: For World Cup by crossing the Finish line and other classes punching on the finish line Shower: In the clubhouse Cycling time: max. 200 min Refreshment: Riders have to bring with them their own refreshment. 21
31. Overview arenas Leksand Rättvik 22
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Adress: GPS: Phone: E-mail: Web site: Facebook: IK Jarl, Backavägen 38, S 795 32 Rättvik lat=60.8969543197, lon=15.1257656877 (DD) +46 248 514 25 (IK Jarl) / +46 768088205 (Per Spik) info@mtbosweden.se www.mtbosweden.se IOF MTBO World Cup and IOF MTBO World masters 24