1. SPRINT RACE

2. SPRINT RACE
Friday, 6th April 2018

3. JURY President of the Jury: YOURI LECLERCQ
International referee: OSCAR FERNANDEZ
National referee: Laurent PERRUCHON
Rocco ROMAGNA
Race Director: Adriano ALIMONTA
Trail Director: Stefano MOTTINI

4. Weather and snow condition
Weather: Clear
Temperature: 3° / 6°
Wind: No
Avalanche risk: NA
Tipe of snow: soft to hard

5. Start and finish line location
Madonna di Campiglio – 3-Tre
FINISH

6. How to reach the start/finish area: By foot, snow front pista 3-Tre
NOTE FOR TEAMS
How to reach the start/finish area:
By foot, snow front pista 3-Tre

7. RACE PROGRAM JUNIOR 17:30 Start recognition junior
17:45 End of recognition Junior
18:00 Qualification JW + JM + CMA
18:25 Semi-final Junior
18:35 Final CMA
18:45 Final Junior Women
18:50 Final Junior Men
19:00 Flowers ceremony Young

8. RACE PROGRAMM SENIOR 19:00 Start recognition Senior
19:15 End of Recognition Senior
19:30 Qualification SM + SW
20: – ¼ Senior Men
20: – ¼ Senior Men
20: – ¼ Senior Men
20: – ¼ Senior Men
20: – ¼ Senior Men

9. RACE PROGRAMM SENIOR 20:27 1 – ½ Senior Women 20:32 2 – ½ Senior Women
20: – ½ Senior Men
20: – ½ Senior Men
20:57 Final Senior Women
21:02 Final Senior Men
21:15 Senior Flowers Ceremony

10. PRIZEGIVING CEREMONY Saturday 7th 18:00 Official prizegiving ceremony
Piazza Sissi in the village

11. Sprint Seniors Men Out footpart for Womenn Juniors and CMA
Possible turns off pist
Finish
Start

12. Sprint

13. Sprint
Seniors M
Out for Women
And Juniors

15. EQUIPEMENT Passport or ID card (on the finish line) Skis Bindings
Boots
Ski poles
Skins (one pair min.)
Helmet
Gloves
Rucksack

16. NUMBER / CHIPSET Number: Chipset: Right thigh Rucksack
Under knees (boot or leg)
Either leg

17. Results will be visible on notice board located in the finish area;

18. SPECTATOR AREAS Are set up at the course area;
Along the course, spectator areas are organized and supervised by rescue teams;
These areas are marked out under the LOC's responsibility. The LOC must ensure the safety of the spectators;
Rescue teams are recognizable for the red jacket and they have radio links.