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BULLETIN 4 4th South East European Masters Orienteering Championships Bansko - Bulgaria 26-30 August 2015 1

EVENT PROGRAMME 26 th August, Wednesday 15:00 19:00 Event office is open 15:00 19:00 Model event 27 th August, Thursday, WRE 10:00 12:00 Event office is open 14:30 Quarantine closes 15:00 Sprint 19:00 SEEOC/SEEMOC opening ceremony and prize giving ceremony for Sprint, Event center 28 th August, Friday, WRE 10:00 Long distance 18:00 Prize giving-ceremony for Long distance Event Center 29 th August, Saturday, WRE 10:00 Middle distance 18:00 Prize giving-ceremony for Middle distance Event Center 30 th August, Sunday 09:30 Relay 13:30 Prize giving and closing ceremony ORGANIZERS Bulgarian orienteering federation Orienteering club NSA-Siven Ministry of sport Municipality Bansko SIVEN active sport Salomon PARTNERS 2

ORGANISING COMMITTEE: Event director: Secretary: Technical director: Course setter National controller: Todor Pedev Konstantin Koinov Valentin Garkov Petar Doganov Georgi Hadzhimitev IOF EVENT ADVISER: Event adviser Dragan Nikolic - SRB CLASSES Individual events: M/W35, 40, 45, 50, 55, 60, 65, 70, 75+ Mixed relays: M/W 35, M/W45, M/W55+ PARTICIPATION Competitors representing member federations of the IOF, defined by the International Olympic Committee as belonging to the South East European region, can compete in SEEMOC. Participants who belong to a non-south East European region, can participate in SEEMOC but will not be eligible for South East European titles, medals or diplomas. This start will be organised as an open event, 15 minutes after last official competitor start in each class. Entries for SEEMOC can be made by individuals, clubs, or federations, and there is no restriction for the number of participants. In the relay a federation may enter several mix teams in each class consisting of 3 competitors with at least one woman in the team. Incomplete teams and teams with runners from more than one federation are not allowed. Under no circumstances may persons other than entered competitors participate in the competition. The place of Event centre now is changed! Even centre: Bansko tourist information centre Location: 41 50'9.86"N 23 29'13.95"E Adress: Bansko, 1 Vazrazhdane, sqr EVENT CENTRE 3

PUNCHING SYSTEM SPORT Ident electronic punching system will be used in all the races. The SI card number must be appointed in the Final entry form. You can rent SI card from the organizers 3EUR per start. The teams will be charged 40EUR for lost SI card. CLOTHING There are no special regulations applying to runners concerning the type of clothing they choose to wear. The organisers recommend use of long trousers for the Long distance, Middle distance and Relay races and shoes without spikes on the Sprint distance. START At the start corridors competitors clear and check their Si cards on -3(three minutes before the starting time). Control description will be available on -2. Competitors start with start station. After start the competitor must follow marked route to the maps and the start point. Sprint competition will be organized with quarantine. Coaches and non-competing competitors who leave the quarantine are not allowed to re-enter. In the quarantine there are toilets. All electronic devices are strictly forbidden in the quarantine. There will also be warm-up maps available, which is part of the quarantine zone. Clothes transport to the finish is provided. The pre-start will be placed at the edge of the quarantine and it will be marked on the warm-up map with a triangle. Only participating competitors have an access beyond the pre-start. Once the competitors pass the pre-start they are not allowed to go back to the quarantine. LATE START Runners who miss their start time due to their own fault will be allowed to start, but the race time will be counted from their original start time. Runners who miss their start time due to a fault of the organizers will be given a new start time at the end of the start list 2min. after the last starter, 1min for Sprint. FINISH The marked route from last control to the finish must be followed. After punching the final station on the finish line the time is stopped. The competitors return the map, read their SI card, receive printed split and get refreshments. Toilets, food, first aid and shops are available on all arenas. 4

MAXIMUM RUNNING TIME Every race has maximum running time given in the individual event instructions. If the stated limit is exceeded, the competitor will be disqualified. ABANDONING A RACE Athletes who are forced to retire from a race must report and hand their competition maps to the finish staff. Nermin Fenmen (TUR) Tomislav Varnica(CRO) Irina Juhas (SRB) JURY COMPLAINTS and PROTESTS Any complaints must be made in writing and handed on the finish arena as soon as possible. The complaint will be discussed by the organizers and the complainant will be informed immediately about the decision. Complaints concerning results must be made no later than 15 minutes after the results have been declared official by the speaker. A protest can be made against the organiser s decision about a complaint. Any protest must be made in writing to a member of the jury no later than 15 minutes after the organisers has announced the decision about the complaint. NUMBER BIBS All competitors are required to wear number bibs on all races. Every competitor will be given a personal number for all three individual races. The number bibs must be visibly placed on the chest and may not be folded or cut. For the relay competition there will be new number bibs which must be returned on the finish after the race. MAPS and CONTROL DESCRIPTIONS All the maps are prepared according to the IOF standards (ISOM2000 and ISSOM2007). The print technology will be demonstrated on the model event map. All competition maps are waterproof, sealed in plastic. Competition maps will be collected at the finish of each race and they will be available later. The control descriptions are in accordance with the IOF standard. Control descriptions will be available at the start corridors and also will be printed on the maps. 5

EMBARGOED AREAS The indicated areas are embargoed. It is prohibited to enter these areas for potential team members, leaders and others, who through the knowledge of the terrain could influence on the results of the SEEOC competition. However, the paved public roads passing through these areas may be used. There is an exception for the Sprint area. It is allowed to stay in Bansko, to use public transport and public bus stations before but it is prohibited to organize in this area training sessions, testing routes, etc. MODEL EVENT The model event will provide relevant examples of mapping, printing, Middle distance terrain and Relay terrain, control siting and control descriptions. It will be equipped with standard control flags without SI station only during the scheduled period. The model event maps will be distributed at the time of accreditation. Location: 41 48'54.30"N 23 28'20.83"E Map: Scale 1:10000, contour interval 5m. Mapmaker: Vladimir Atanasov 6

SPECIAL INFORMATION FOR EACH EVENT SPRINT Location: Bansko Finish arena: 41 50'17.09"N 23 29'18.95"E Centre of Bansko(Municiplaity building) (Distance from EC - 250m. 5min.) Start: 15:00 Start interval: 1min. Maximum running time: 50min. Quarantine: The quarantine closes in 14:30. All runners and coaches must be inside after that time. There will be marks from finish arena to the entrance of the quarantine. The entrance of the quarantine: 41 50'17.04"N 23 29'27.79"E Sprint map - Bansko Terrain form Vegetation Runnability Visibility Roads and paths Mixed urban and park area (the city centre of Bansko). About 900 meters above sea level Partly park area with grass and flowers; urban area without vegetation. Excellent Excellent Lots of fast paths and asphalt roads Map: Map: Scale 1:4000, contours interval 2m. Mapmaker Petar Doganov Courses: Class Length Climb Controls Men 35 2,5km 20m 19 40 2,5km 20m 19 45 2,3km 25m 17 50 2,3km 25m 17 55 2,1km 20m 15 60 2,1km 20m 15 65 1,7km 15m 13 70 1,5km 15m 10 75 1,5km 15m 10 Women 35 2,1km 20m 18 40 2,1km 20m 18 45 2,0km 25m 16 50 2,0km 25m 16 55 1,9km 20m 18 7

60 1,9km 20m 18 65 1,6km 15m 12 70 1,4km 15m 11 75 1,4km 15m 11 Course setter Petar Doganov Warm-up map will be given at the quarantine. All olive green private areas (symbol 528.1), impassable vegetations (421), impassable walls (521.1) impassable body of water (304.1) or impassable fences (524) on the map are forbidden to cross. Any runner who crosses such areas or objects will be disqualified. The most controversial of them will be taped on the terrain. Outside restaurant areas are represented in plan shape with symbol 714.0(temporary construction or closed area). These given on the map are forbidden to cross and competitors violating this rule will be disqualified. There will be cool down map after finish. It is strictly forbidden for any team member to leave the map and enter the competition terrain until the end of the competition. The parking will be inside the cool down map. There are controls in the terrain very close to each other, but in accordance with IOF rules. There is ennoblement in the town and construction work is leading now in Bansko. The changes of the terrain are insignificant and they do not have a big influence on the orienteering, so they are not given on the map. 8

LONG Finish arena: 41 55'3.63"N 23 32'50.31"E (Distance from EC 18km. 30min.) Start: 10:00 Start interval: 3min. Maximum running time: 180min. Long map - Trestenik Terrain form Vegetation Runnability Visibility Roads and paths Moderately steep to steep hills. Mainly spruce forest with some open areas. Mostly very good, but reduced in some places with denser vegetation. Mostly very good, Very good network of paths and roads Map: Map: Scale 1:15000 or 10000, contours interval 5m. Mapmakers Georgi Kartalov, Georgi Hadzhimitev, Valentin Garkov Class Length Climb Controls Map scale Refreshments Men 35 6,5km 310m 15 1:15000 3 40 6,1km 300m 12 1:10000 1 45 4,9km 300m 14 1:10000 1 50 4,6km 220m 10 1:10000 2 55 4,4km 240m 10 1:10000 2 60 3,4km 200m 9 1:10000 0 65 3,2km 130m 10 1:10000 1 70 2,7km 110m 8 1:10000 1 75 2,4km 80m 9 1:10000 1 Women 35 4,6km 220m 10 1:15000 2 40 4,4km 240m 10 1:10000 2 45 3,4km 200m 9 1:10000 0 50 3,2km 130m 10 1:10000 1 55 3,2km 130m 10 1:10000 1 60 2,7km 110m 8 1:10000 1 65 2,7km 110m 8 1:10000 1 70 2,4km 80m 9 1:10000 1 75 2,4km 80m 9 1:10000 1 Course setter Petar Doganov Distance from finish to start: 1500m. (80m - climb) marked route. There is some places with fallen trees on the terrain. They are given on the map with symbol 710.0(dangerous area). 9

MIDDLE Finish arena: 41 48'22.82"N 23 28'39.16"E (Distance from EC 4km. - 15min.) The route to finish arena and parking will be marked from Kempinski Hotel Grand Arena(Gondola lift station). You must follow the route for Bynderishka polqna and marks to the arena. Start: 10:00 Start interval: 2min. Maximum running time: 90min. Middle map - Mechata dupka Terrain form Moderately steep to steep hills. Terrain with a lot of micro contours and stones. Vegetation Runnability Visibility Roads and paths Mainly spruce forest with beech forest some open areas and some undergrowths. Mostly very good, but reduced in some places with denser vegetation. Mostly very good, Very good network of paths and roads Map: Map: Scale 1:10000, contours interval 5m. Mapmakers Georgi Hadzhimitev, Valentin Garkov 10

Class Length Climb Controls Men 35 3,1km 230m 15 40 2,9km 160m 14 45 2,9km 190m 13 50 2,9km 190m 13 55 2,2km 115m 13 60 2,2km 115m 13 65 2,2km 105m 11 70 1,7km 85m 9 75 1,7km 85m 9 Women 35 2,9km 190m 13 40 2,5km 130m 12 45 2,2km 115m 13 50 2,2km 115m 13 55 2,2km 105m 11 60 1,7km 85m 9 65 1,7km 85m 9 70 1,3km 60m 9 75 1,3km 60m 9 Course setter Todor Pedev Distance from finish to start: 450m.(40m. climb) marked route. There is some places with fallen trees on the terrain. They are given on the map with symbol 710.0(dangerous area). MIXED RELAYS Finish arena: 41 48'34.12"N 23 27'48.91"E (Distance from EC 4km. 15min.) The route to the finish arena and parking will be marked from Kempinski Hotel Grand Arena(Gondola lift station). You must follow the route for Bynderishka polqna and marks to the arena. Start: 09:30 Maximum running time: 240min. per relay team Relay map - Motikata Terrain form Moderately steep to steep hills. Terrain with a lot of micro contours and stones. Vegetation Runnability Visibility Roads and paths Mainly spruce forest with some open areas and some undergrowths. Mostly very good, but reduced in some places with denser vegetation. Mostly very good, Very good network of paths and roads 11

Map: Map: Scale 1:7500, contours interval 5m. Mapmaker Vladimir Atanasov Class Length Climb Controls Mix 35 3,4km-3,6km 160m 19 Mix 45 3,0km-3,2km 140m 17 Mix 55+ 2,3km-2,5km 100m 14-15 Course setter Petar Doganov There are controls in the terrain very close to each other, but in accordance with IOF rules. WELCOME TO BULGARIA! WELCOME TO THE 4th SOUTH EAST EUROPEAN MASTER ORIENTEERING CHAMPIONSHIPS! 12