1. Healthcare

SPORT MANUAL
SNOWBOARDING
WELCOME TO THE 27TH GRANADA WINTER UNIVERSIADE 2015
7. COMPETITION SCHEDULE AND VENUES
Welcome to the 27th Granada Winter Universiade 2015 ............................................... 9
7.1 WU 2015 Competition Schedule ....................................................................................... 60
7.2 Freestyle Skiing and Snowboard Competition Schedule ..................................... 62
1. INTERNATIONAL AND NATIONAL WINTER SPORT FEDERATIONS
7.3 Day by Day Program ............................................................................................................... 66
International and National Winter Sport Federations with
Winter Universiade Organising Committee Granada 2015 ............................................. 12
8. CEREMONIES
2. FISU SPORT TECHNICAL COMMITTEE
8.1 Medal Awarding Ceremonies .............................................................................................. 72
International Technical Committee for Winter Universiade (CTI-UH) ...................... 16
Structural Chart OC ............................................................................................................................ 17
3. SNOWBOARDING VENUE
3.1 Introduction to the Venue .................................................................................................... 22
3.2 Access to training, qualification and competitions venues ................................. 36
3.3 Transport Service ...................................................................................................................... 36
8.2 Opening and Closing Ceremonies .................................................................................... 73
9. GENERAL INFORMATION
9.1 Accreditation and Skipass .................................................................................................... 76
9.2 Accommodation and Catering ........................................................................................... 77
9.3Waxrooms ..................................................................................................................................... 79
9.3 Results and Information Distribution .............................................................................. 79
3.4 Distances from Venues .......................................................................................................... 37
10. DOPING CONTROL
4. GENERAL RULES
10.1 Doping Control Services ..................................................................................................... 82
4.1 Snowboarding – FISU Technical Regulations ............................................................. 43
10.2 List of Prohibited Substances ........................................................................................... 82
4.2Protests .......................................................................................................................................... 44
10.3Testing .......................................................................................................................................... 82
4.3Insurance ....................................................................................................................................... 44
10.4 Doping Control Stations ...................................................................................................... 83
4.4 Medical Care ................................................................................................................................ 45
10.5 Therapeutic Use Exemption .............................................................................................. 83
10.6 Emergency Treatment .......................................................................................................... 83
5. COMPETITION MANAGEMENT
5.1 Competition and Venue Structural Chart ..................................................................... 50
5.2 Competition Format ................................................................................................................ 52
5.3 Clothing & Equipment ............................................................................................................. 53
6. DRAWS AND TECHNICAL MEETINGS
Draws and Technical Meetings .................................................................................................... 57
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10.7Contact Details ........................................................................................................................... 83
11. MEDIA CENTER LOCATION SIERRA NEVADA
Media Center Location Sierra Nevada ...................................................................................... 87
APPENDIX - ZONING
Zoning ....................................................................................................................................................... 90
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Dear friends,
For the members of the Organising Committee of the Winter Universiade Granada 2015, it is an honour to host you in our city. Through this guide, we would like
to introduce you into an event in which we have worked with enthusiasm, as the
Universiade represents a great opportunity for us.
From time immemorial, both Winter sports and University have been a symbol
of identity of Granada. For this reason, we cannot imagine a better event than the
Winter Universiade we are introducing in this manual. Granada 2015 will be a window to show the world our province, in an audience especially important for us:
university students. We would not like to forget the legacy this event will leave regarding knowledge and promotion of sport, principles we share deeply with the International University Sports Federation. Concerning ice sports, the Universiade will
bequeathe an important legacy, as Winter sports in Granada will come full circle.
As other sports events, this Universiade has overcome some difficulties. Fortunately, the experience through decades organizing international high level and
very demanding sports events, has left an important legacy in this city regarding
organizational skills. As an example, the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships in
1996 left timeless memories in the province, as well as the recent ISSF World Shooting Championships or the FIBA Basketball World Cup. They all left an important
mark, as we are sure the Winter Universiade will do.
I would like to reiterate my gratitude for counting on your presence. You are
also the Universiade.
Welcome!
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José HURTADO
Ignacio PIPÓ
María José López
President Granada
Universiade 2015
Granada Universiade
2015 CEO
Sierra Nevada General
Manager
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CHAPTER 1. INTERNATIONAL AND NATIONAL WINTER SPORT FEDERATIONS
CHAPTER 1
INTERNATIONAL AND NATIONAL
WINTER SPORT FEDERATIONS
INTERNATIONAL AND NATIONAL WINTER SPORT FEDERATIONS WITH
WINTER UNIVERSIADE ORGANISING COMMITTEE GRANADA 2015
FISU International University Sport Federation
President: Claude Louis Gallien
Andalucía Winter Sport Federation
President: Juan Luís Hernandez
MSI - 54 Avenue de Rhodanie
CH-1007 Lausanne, Switzerland
C/ Carmen de Burgos, 14
18008 Granada, Spain
Tel : +41 (0)21 6130810 Fax : +41 (0)21 6015612
[email protected] - www.fisu.net
Tel: + (34) 958 521 245
[email protected] www.fadi.es
C. E.D.U (Spanish University Sport Committee)
Universiade Granada 2015
President: José Torres Hurtado
CSD (higher Concil Sports)
President: Miguel Cardenal
Martín Fierro, 5
28040 Madrid, Spain
Tel : + (34) 91 89 67 00
www.csd.gob.es
C/ Aguas Bravas, SN
18008 Granada, Spain
Tel: + (34) 958 20 35 11
[email protected]
www.granada2015.org
Federation International Ski
President: Gian-Franco Kasper
Consejeria de Educación, Cultura y Deporte
Secretary: Luciano Alonso
Blochstrasse 2
CH-3653 Oberhofen / Thunersee, Switzerland
Palacio de San Telmo. Avda. de Roma, s/n
41071 Sevilla, Spain
Tel: +41 (33) 244 61 61
[email protected] www.fis-ski.com
Tel: + (34) 955 035 546
[email protected]
www.andaluciaesdeporte.org
Spanish Royal Winter Sport Federation
President: May Peus
Cetursa Sierra Nevada S.A
President: Luciano Alonso
CEO: María José Lopez
C/ Benisoda, 3
28042 Madrid, Spain
Tel : +34 (91) 376 99 30
[email protected] www.rfedi.es
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www.juntadeandalucia.es
C/ Plaza de Andalucía, 4
18196 Sierra Nevada/ Granada, Spain
Tel: + (34) 958 249 116
[email protected] www.sierranevada.es
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CHAPTER 2. FISU SPORT TECHNICAL COMMITTEE
CHAPTER 2
INTERNATIONAL TECHNICAL COMMITTEE FOR WINTER UNIVERSIADE (CTI-UH)
Roger ROTH
Robert PHILIP
(SUI)
(CAN)
Chair
Vice Chair
MEMBERS
FISU SPORT TECHNICAL COMMITTEE
ORGANISING COMMITTEE
Supreme Board (Executive Committee)
Mr. José Torres Hurtado
Mayor of Granada and President
of the 27th WUGOC
Mr. Francisco González Lodeiro
Vice-Chancellor of the University of Granada
and Vice-President of the 27th WUGOC
Matjaz KRANJC
(SLO)
Alpine Skiing
Mrs. Susana Díaz Pacheco
President of the Regional Government of Andalusia
Jeanette JOHNSTON
(GBR)
Curling
Mr. Sebastián Pérez Ortiz
President of the Granada Provincial Council
Marie LUNDMARK
(FIN)
Figure Skating
Mr. Miguel Cardenal Carro
President of the Spanish Sports Council
Luc KOHLY
(FRA)
Freestyle Skiing
Lars G. KARLSSON
(SWE)
Ice Hockey
Frederick MEREDITH
(GBR)
Ice Hockey
Nam Hwan PARK
(KOR)
Short Track Speed Skating
Ola SUNDEKVIST
(SWE)
Snowboarding
Dusan HAMAR
(SVK)
Medical Committee Vice Chair
Functional Areas and Departments
Ignacio Pipó
CEO
Javier Luna
Secretary General
Felisa Magaña
Sierra Nevada Coordinator
Juan García
Volunteers & Training
Adrián González
Secretary of Volunteers Training Office
Ignacio Valenzuela
Marketing & Sponsorship
Jose Miguel Ocaña
Look of the Games
Alejandro Molina
Communication and Media
Javier Morales
Communication and Media assistant
Santiago Sevilla
Sierra Nevada Press Offices
Ernesto Martínez
TV & Media
Noelia Trujillo
International Relations
Berta Montes
International Relations - International Technical Officials
Angela Barna
Marina García
Antonio Rico
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Granada Press Offices
Accreditations
Information Technology
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CHAPTER 2
FISU SPORT TECHNICAL COMMITTEE
Miguel Aguado
Web and Multimedia
Eduardo de Paz
Curling Competition Manager
Roberto Romera
Observer Program
María José López
Snow Sports Coordinator
Elena España
Finance and Administration
María José Rienda
OC Sport Race Office & Information Consultant
Carlos López
Event Services
Javier Carrión
Administration and Services
Francisco Puente
Finance services
Guillermo Gazo
NUSF Accommodation & Transportation
Miguel Ángel Gallo
Medical Services/ Doping Control
José Martín
Health Services at Venues
Francisco Vicente
Olmo Hernán
Sports and Venues Operations
Sport Operations
David Rodríguez
Ceremonies, Protocol & Cultural Events
Eduardo Arenas
Infrastructure and Assembly
Antonio Egea
Facilities Maintenance
SPORTS AND VENUES OPERATIONS
Venues and Sports Sites Management
Sierra Nevada Competition Coordinator
Alpine Skiing Competition Manager
José Frias
Ceremonies, Protocol & Cultural Events
Jose Luis Carmona
Snow Sports: Results & Services Consultant
AS - Alpine Combined Competition Manager
AS - Super G Competition Manager
SB - Parallel Giant Slalom Competition Manager
Enrique J. Puga
AS - Giant Slalom Competition Manager
AS - Slalom Competition Manager
Snowboard Competition Manager
José Cervi
SB – Snowboard Cross Competition Manager
SB - Half-Pipe Competition Manager
FR - Half-Pipe Competition Manager
Kiko Rincón
SB - Slope Style Competition Manager
Carlos Berges
FR - Ski Cross Competition Manager
Michela Filippi
Sports Coordinator
Isa García
Ice Sports Coordinator assistant
Diego Pozzatti
Short Track Competition Manager
Alejandro Alonso
Short Track support
Carme Nadeu
Figure Skating Competition Manager
Oscar Dominguez
Figure skating support
Frank González
Ice Hockey Coordinator
Eduardo Valenzuela
Sierra Nevada General Venue Manager (Snow Sports)
José Arjona
Ice Hockey support
Víctor Torrecillas
Sierra Nevada Venue Manager Assistant (Snow Sports)
Sergi Giménez
Ice Hockey M Competition Manager
Rosa Sánchez
Granada Sports Palace Venue Manager (Ice Hockey M)
Patxi Lagarda
Ice Hockey W Competition Manager
Carlos Casas
Mulhacén Pavilion Venue Manager (Ice Hockey W)
Fernando Martín
Curling Venue Manager
Fernando Martín
Fuentenueva Pavilion Venue Manager (Curling)
Marta Lozano
Curling Venue and Competition Manager assistant
Juan Antonio Lao
Sport Support and Human Resources (Curling)
José Francisco Sánchez
Universiade Igloo Venue Manager
(Short Track / Figure Skating)
Jordi Joan Mercadé
Competition Support and Umpires (Curling)
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Freestyle Competition Manager
Gustavo Wilhelmi
FR - Moguls Competition Manager
FR - Slope Style Competition Manager
José Manuel Huertas
Snow Sports: Race Office & Information Consultant
Venues & Sports Sites Management
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CHAPTER 3. SNOWBOARDING VENUE
CHAPTER 3
SNOWBOARDING VENUE
SULAYR SNOWPARK, MONTEBAJO ZONE:
3.1 INTRODUCTION TO THE VENUE
Sierra Nevada Ski Resort, National and Natural Park of Sierra Nevada has the
two highest peaks of the Iberian Peninsula: The Mulhacén 3,842 m and the Veleta
3,392 m. It was declared Reserve of the Biosphere by the UNESCO in 1986, Natural Park in 1989 and National Park in 1999.
DISCIPLINES
START
ARRIVAL
Parallel Giant Slalom (PGS)
2,575m
2,420m
Sierra Nevada Sulayr, the mountain of the sun as it was called by the Muslims, is a
giant compact mass that holds up to twenty peaks above 3,000 m.
Slope Style (SS)
2,582m
2,420m
With more than 105.6 kilometers of trails contained in 120 ski slopes and 22 ski
lifts, Sierra Nevada provides one of the largest and most attractive skiing domains
in southern Europe. This most southernmost winter resort in Europe stands out as
having the greatest skiable vertical drop in Spain (1,200 meters).
Ski Cross (SX)
2,625m
2,420m
Half Pipe (HP)
Length 180m
Inclination 32,5%
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SNOWBOARDING VENUE
SNOWBOARD CROSS LONGITUDINAL PROFILE
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SNOWBOARDING VENUE
SLOPE STYLE LONGITUDINAL PROFILE
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COMPETITION COURSES
PGS PROFILE
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3.2 ACCESS TO TRAINING, QUALIFICATION AND COMPETITIONS VENUES
SNOWBOARDING VENUE
3.4 DISTANCES FROM VENUES
Competition and Training courses:
Granada Congress
and Exhibition
Center
Access to the start area: Jara and Monachil chairlifts.
Time to reach the competition slope:
Bus parking to chairlift, 3-5 min walking
Chairlift Bottom Station to the Start Point, around 20 min.
Finish Area to the Start Point, around 10 min.
Granada Congress
and Exhibition
Center
Sierra
Nevada
Granada
Sport
Palace
Fuentenueva
Pavilion
Mulhacen
Pavilion
Universiade
Igloo
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1,7
2,5
1,9
1,9
33
38
32
32
4
0,2
0,2
4
4
Sierra Nevada
3,2
Granada Sport
Palace
1,7
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The training courses use will be decided every day during the Team’s Meeting.
Fuentenueva
Pavilion
2,5
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For trainings before the start of the Winter Universiade, contact with:
[email protected]
Mulhacen Pavilion
1,9
32
0,2
4
Universiade Igloo
1,9
32
0,2
4
The Ski lifts open every day at 7:00.
Training Site:
in the same slopes at the competitions.
3.3 TRANSPORT SERVICE
Granada WU guarantees transportation service for all accredited people of the
27th Winter Universiade.
Granada to Sierra Nevada distances: 32 km (45minutes by bus approx.).
The access to Sierra Nevada will be by shuttle bus.
Buses will serve all hotels.
Pick up in Sierra Nevada: at the Sierra Nevada Bus Parking.
It is important that every team will bring a snowboard bag for snowboard transportation at the bus to Sierra Nevada.
The service can change day by day according to the competition schedule. Buses
will serve all hotels. For detailed information regarding athletes and officials transport service schedule and timetables please refer to the Transportation Manual.
Any additional questions will be answered at the Race Office and the Main Information Center. Further information will be also given every day at the Teams
Captains Meeting.
Transportation:
[email protected]
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CHAPTER 4. GENERAL RULES
CHAPTER 4
GENERAL RULES
4.1 SNOWBOARDING – FISU TECHNICAL REGULATIONS
The Snowboard events will be organised in accordance with the most recent
technical regulations of the International Ski Federation (FIS), except when specifically amended with the FISU technical regulations or by the FISU International
Technical Committee for Winter Universiade (CTI-UH).
The programme includes the following events:
Men
Women
Parallel Giant Slalom (PGS)
Parallel Giant Slalom (PGS)
Halfpipe (HP)
Halfpipe (HP)
Snowboard Cross (SBX)
Snowboard Cross (SBX)
Slopestyle (SBS)
Slopestyle (SBS)
Each country may enter:
Men: Four (4) athletes in each individual event
Women: Four (4) athletes in each individual event
At the first General Technical Meeting, the Head of Delegation or his/her representative shall confirm and sign the official entry list of competitors.
Only competitors with a valid FIS code are allowed to participate in each snowboard event. Entries are controlled by the Organiser and the FIS Technical Delegate. Only accredited athletes can be considered for the draw of a starting list.
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GENERAL RULES
4.2 PROTESTS
4.4 MEDICAL CARE
Any protest of a sport or disciplinary nature must reach the Jury according to
the regulations laid down by the FIS. Such protest must be accompanied by a
deposit of CHF 100.- or equivalent in another valid currency (FIS ICR Art. 2054;
2054.4). This deposit will be returned if the protest is upheld.
The Organizing Committee shall provide accredited persons with free and adequate medical care. This medical care includes all appropriate emergency care,
diagnosis and treatment of all injuries and illnesses directly and indirectly related to the Winter Universiade, and this obligation will begin from the day of the
opening of the Athletes’ Village until two days following the closing ceremony.
This will not cover medical care if the credential person has already officially left
the Athletes’ Village or officially left the host country.
Any sport disciplinary situation, which cannot be satisfactorily resolved by the
sport technical committees and the sport specific disciplinary regulations, will
be reported to the FISU Disciplinary Committee for further action to be taken.
Where appropriate, a report will be sent to the FIS concerned Committee.
Each Head of Delegation or his/her deputies are authorized to lodge an appeal
against the decision of the Jury. This appeal must be submitted in writing to the
Jury of Appeal or competent authority in accordance with the regulation of the
appropriate ISF.
The Organizing Committee shall provide competitors with an adequate medical
assistance during competitions and training at official practice sites during the
official practice time according to the FIS Regulations.
Location Sierra Nevada Medical Center: Al-Andalus gondola bottom station.
Public telephone emergencies: 061 and 112 (24 hours).
Emergency service in Sierra Nevada ski resort:
Any injured accredited person will be evacuated by the ski patrollers to the Resort Medical Center located at the Al-Andalus gondola bottom station.
4.3 INSURANCE
Participating countries must have the appropriate insurance to cover travel and
participation, as they are the responsibility neither of the Organising Committee
nor of FISU.
Participating countries must have insurance for the medical care of the whole
delegation. Only first aid procedures related to the Winter Universide will be
covered by the OC and only for accredited persons.
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Emergency evacuations:
• By ambulance (around 30 min) or
• By helicopter (around 9 min) from the Medical Center at Sierra Nevada to one
of the Main Hospitals in Granada.
For further information, please refer at the Medical Manual.
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CHAPTER 5. COMPETITION MANAGEMENT
CHAPTER 5
COMPETITION MANAGEMENT
COMPETITION MANAGEMENT
Sports & Venue Director:
Eduardo VALENZUELA
E-mail: [email protected]
Sports & Venue Assistant:
María José RIENDA
E-mail: [email protected] Tel: + (34) 673 041 613
Venue Manager:
Victor TORRECILLAS
E-mail: [email protected] Tel: + (34) 637 370 094
Competition Manager:
José CERVI
E-mail: [email protected] Tel: + (34) 680 700 956
FISU Technical Delegate:
Ola SUNDEKVIST (SWE)
FIS Technical Delegate
Lenka DVORAKOVA (CZE)
FIS Technical Delegate
Fredrik BERGSTRÖM (SWE)
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5.1 COMPETITION AND VENUE STRUCTURAL CHART
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COMPETITION MANAGEMENT
5.2 COMPETITION FORMAT
Event
Competition Formats
- Qualification phase consist of 2 runs (1 run on blue and 1 run
on red course) Add these times.
Snowboard
Cross
(SBX)
M&W
- Tie breaking in Qualification
- 1/8-finals - 1/4-finals- 1/2-finals- small and big finals
Parallel
Giant Slalom
(PGS) M&W
- Competitors’ starting order for each event and each discipline is decided according to a specific formula by draw
and/or point order during TCM
- The FIS points list provided by FIS must be used for the
classification of competitors. If a competitor does not appear in the last valid FIS points list, he shall be assigned to
that group of competitors without points.
- The number of competitors qualified for the finals depends
on the number of participants in the qualification runs:
- Finals are based on 16 men / 16 ladies / 4 riders per heat or
such other numbers as determined by the Jury
- SBX finals will be run according to a single knockout format
- Qualification: Heat System with one or two heats
- The tie will be broken by the best run of two
– Finals phase consist of 2 runs (1 run on blue and 1 run on
red course)
- Qualification 2 runs/best run count
- Seeded by FIS ICR SB Rules
- Qualification: 2 runs / best run counts
Snowboard
Slopestyle
(SBS)
M&W
- Finals (12 M/6 L): 2 runs / best run counts
- Same start order for final run 1 and Final run 2 based on
results from qualification
- 6 scoring Judges, the high and low scores shall be discarded and the remaining scores will be counted
- Use TV for Video Judging system
5.3 CLOTHING & EQUIPMENT: EQUIPMENT CONTROL
- More than 50 in qualification: 16 to finals
- Less than 50 in qualification: 8 to finals
Jury can make changes on TCM
NOTE: There should be a delayed Start gate that finalize the
start sequence for 2nd run.
Halfpipe
(HP)
M&W
A competitor may only take part in a FIS competition with equipment, which
conforms, to the FIS Regulations. Each competitor is responsible for the equipment that he or she uses (snowboard, bindings, ski boots, helmet, suit, etc.) It is
his duty to check that the equipment he uses conforms to the FIS specifications
and general safety requirements and is in working order.
Clothing and equipment control will be by FIS rules.
The term competition equipment a compasses
all items of equipment which the competitors
- Qualification: Heat System with one or two heats
More information to see FIS Rules:
- Seeded by FIS ICR SB Rules
http://www.fis-­‐ ski.com/mm/Document/documentlibrary/Snowboard/05/56/03/SB_FIS_ICR14Snowboardclean27.08_English.pdf
- Qualification: 2 runs / best run counts
- Finals (12 M/6 L): 2 runs / best run counts
- Same start order for final run 1 and Final run 2 based on
results from qualification
- 6 scoring Judges, the high and low scores shall be discarded and the remaining scores will be counted
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CHAPTER 6. DRAWS AND TECHNICAL MEETINGS
CHAPTER 6
DRAWS AND TECHNICAL MEETINGS
DRAWS AND TECHNICAL MEETINGS
DATE
TIME
ACTIVITY
LOCATION
17:00
1st Technical Committee
Meeting
Congress Center Granada
18:00
Team Captains Meeting
Congress Center Granada
Feb. 03
18:00
Team Captains Meeting
Congress Center Granada
Feb. 04
13:30
Team Captains Meeting
Cine Telecabina
Sierra Nevada
Feb. 05
18:00
Team Captains Meeting
Congress Center Granada
Feb. 06
18:00
Team Captains Meeting
Congress Center Granada
Feb. 08
18:00
Team Captains Meeting
Congress Center Granada
Feb. 09
18:00
Team Captains Meeting
Congress Center Granada
Feb. 10
18:00
Team Captains Meeting
Congress Center Granada
Feb. 11
18:00
Team Captains Meeting
Congress Center Granada
Feb. 12
18:00
Team Captains Meeting
Congress Center Granada
Feb. 02
INTERNATIONAL TECHNICAL COMMITTEE MEETINGS
DATE
TIME
ACTIVITY
LOCATION
Feb. 01
12:00
1st CTI-UH Meeting
Snow Sports
Congress Center Granada
Feb. 11
19:30
Final CTI-UH Meeting
Congress Center Granada
Attendance: CTI-UH members / invited: ISF TDs and Competition Manager
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CHAPTER 7
COMPETITION SCHEDULE AND VENUES
7.1 WU 2015 COMPETITION SCHEDULE
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COMPETITION SCHEDULE AND VENUES
7.2 FREESTYLE SKIING AND SNOWBOARD COMPETITION SCHEDULE
Green: Snowboard / Blue: Freestyle Skiing
DAY
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
Feb 03
Feb 04
Feb 05
Feb 06
Feb 07
Feb 08
Feb 09
Feb 10
Feb 11
Feb 12
Feb 13
Feb 14
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
SUNRISE
8:15
8:14
8:13
8:12
8:11
8:10
8:09
8:08
8:07
8:06
8:05
8:04
SUNSET
18:40
18:41
18:42
18:43
18:44
18:46
18:47
18:48
18:49
18:50
18:51
18:52
DATE
09:00/ 09:15
Insp.
MO
PGS
09:30/ 12:30
Training
FS
09:30/ 12:30
Training
09:00/ 09:30
Insp.
09:30/ 10:30
Training
09:00/ 12:00
Training
10:45/ 12:00
Qualif.
13:00/ 13:50
FINALS
09:45/ 12:15
Qualif.
13:00/ 13:20
Insp.
13:30/ 15:30
FINALS
08:30/ 08:50
Training
HP SB
HP FS
09:00/ 12:00
Training
09:00/ 12:00
Training
08:30/ 09:20
Training
09:00/ 10:00
Semi F
09:30/14:00
Qualif.
10:30/10:50
Training
11:00/12:00
FINALS
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08:30/09:15
Training
13:00/15:30
Training
13:00/16:00
Training
08:45/09:45
Training
09:30/10:30
Semi F
10:00/13:30
Qualif.
10:45/11:15
Training
11:30/12:30
FINALS
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DAY
COMPETITION SCHEDULE AND VENUES
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
Feb 03
Feb 04
Feb 05
Feb 06
Feb 07
Feb 08
Feb 09
Feb 10
Feb 11
Feb 12
Feb 13
Feb 14
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
SUNRISE
8:15
8:14
8:13
8:12
8:11
8:10
8:09
8:08
8:07
8:06
8:05
8:04
SUNSET
18:40
18:41
18:42
18:43
18:44
18:46
18:47
18:48
18:49
18:50
18:51
18:52
DATE
08:30/09:15
Training
SS
SBS
09:00/12:00
Training
09:00/12:00
Training
09:00/09:45
Training
09:30/10:30
Semi F
10:00/12:00
Qualif.
10:45/11:15
Training
09:00/09:20
Training
09:00/12:00
Training
09:00/12:00
Training
08:30/09:20
Training
09:30/10:30
Semi F
09:30/14:00
Qualif.
11:00/11:20
Training
11:30/12:30
FINALS
SBX
SX
10:00/10:20
Insp.
10:00/10:20
Insp.
10:30/12:30
Training
10:30/12:30
Training
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09:00/09:15
Insp.
11:30/12:00
Insp.
09:30/10:30
Training
12:00/12:45
Training
10:45/14:45
Qualif.
13:00/14:30
FINALS
11:30/12:30
FINALS
10:00/14:00
Off. Tr.
10:00/14:00
Off. Tr.
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09:00/10:15
Training
10:00/11:30
Training
10:30/14:30
Qualif.
12:00/13:30
FINALS
CHAPTER 7
COMPETITION SCHEDULE AND VENUES
7.3 DAY BY DAY PROGRAM
DAY BY DAY SNOWBOARD - SIERRA NEVADA
DATE
LEGENDA
MEETINGS
INSPECTION
Feb. 05
OFFICIAL TRAINING
QUALIFICATIONS & COMPETITION
DAY OFF /RESERVE DAY
TIME
ACTIVITY
LOCATION
09:00 - 9:15
Inspection SBX
Montebajo
09:00-12:00
Official Training HP
Montebajo
09:30-10:30
Official Training SBX
Montebajo
10:45 - 14:45
Qualification SBX
Montebajo
18:00
Team Captains Meeting
Congress Center Granada
08:30-09:20
Official Training HP
Montebajo
09:30 - 14:00
Qualification HP
Montebajo
11:30 - 12:00
Inspection SBX
Montebajo
12:00-12:45
Official Training SBX
Montebajo
13:00 - 14:30
Finals SBX
Montebajo
14:30
Flower Ceremony SBX
Competition Finish Area
18:00
Team Captains Meeting
Congress Center Granada
20:00
Medal Ceremony SBX
Granada Square Congress
Center
CEREMONIES
DAY BY DAY SNOWBOARD - SIERRA NEVADA
DATE
TIME
ACTIVITY
LOCATION
Feb. 06
Feb. 01
12:00
1st CTI-UH Meeting Snow
Sports*
Congress Center Granada
17:00
Technical Committee Meeting
Congress Center Granada
18:00
Team Captains Meeting
Congress Center Granada
10:00 - 10:20
Inspection SBX
Montebajo
10:30-12:30
Official Training SBX
Montebajo
08:30-08:50
Official Training HP
Montebajo
18:00
Team Captains Meeting
Congress Center Granada
09:00 - 10:00
Semi finals HP
Montebajo
09:00-12:00
Official Training HP
Montebajo
10:30-10:50
Official Training HP
Montebajo
10:00 - 10:20
Inspection SBX
Montebajo
11:00 - 12:00
Finals HP
Montebajo
10:30-12:30
Official Training SBX
Montebajo
12:00
Flower Ceremony HP
Competition Finish Area
13:30
Team Captains Meeting
Cinema Telacabina
Sierra Nevada
20:00
Medal Ceremony HP
Granada Square Congress
Center
18:00
Opening Ceremony
Promises Congress Palace
Feb. 02
Feb. 03
Feb. 04
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DAY BY DAY SNOWBOARD - SIERRA NEVADA
DATE
TIME
ACTIVITY
LOCATION
DAY BY DAY SNOWBOARD - SIERRA NEVADA
DATE
Day off /Reserve Day
TIME
ACTIVITY
LOCATION
09:00-12:00
Official Training SBS
Montebajo
18:00
Team Captains Meeting
Congress Center Granada
Feb. 08
Feb. 11
18:00
Team Captains Meeting
Congress Center Granada
09:00-12:00
Official Training PGS
Montebajo
19:30
Final CTI-UH Meeting*
Congress Center Granada
18:00
Team Captains Meeting
Congress Center Granada
08:30-09:20
Official Training SBS
Montebajo
09:00-09:30
Inspection - PGS
Montebajo
09:30 - 14:00
Qualification SBS
Montebajo
09:00-12:00
Official Training SBS
Montebajo
18:00
Team Captains Meeting
Congress Center Granada
09:45 - 12:15
Qualification PGS
Montebajo
09:00-09:20
Official Training SBS
Montebajo
13:00 - 13:20
Inspection - PGS
Montebajo
09:30 - 10:30
Semi Finals SBS
Montebajo
13:30 - 15:30
Finals PGS
Montebajo
11:00-11:20
Official Training SBS
Montebajo
15:30
Flower Ceremony PGS
Competition Finish Area
11:30 - 12:30
Finals SBS
Montebajo
18:00
Team Captains Meeting
Congress Center Granada
12:30
Flower Ceremony SBS
Competition Finish Area
20:00
Medal Ceremony PGS
Granada Square Congress
Center
20:00
Medal Ceremony SBS
Granada Square Congress
Center
Feb. 09
Feb. 10
Feb. 12
Feb. 13
Day off /Reserve Day
Feb. 14
19:30
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CHAPTER 8. CEREMONIES
CHAPTER 8
8.2 OPENING AND CLOSING CEREMONIES
8.1 MEDAL AWARDING CEREMONIES
Flower Ceremonies will be held at the Finish Area of every competition.
Medal Awarding Ceremonies will be at 20:00 in the Square of the Granada Congress and Exhibition Centre.
DATE
TIME
MEDAL AWARDING
LOCATION
Feb. 06
20:00
Medal Ceremony
Snowboard Cross
Granada Square
Congress Center
Feb. 07
20:00
Medal Ceremony Halfpipe
Granada Square
Congress Center
Feb. 10
20:00
Medal Ceremony
Parallel Giant Slalom
Granada Square
Congress Center
Medal Ceremony Slopestyle
Granada Square
Congress Center
Feb. 13
20:00
CEREMONIES
Opening Ceremony
Date
4th February 2015
Time
18:00
Location
Granada Congress and Exhibition Center
Closing Ceremony
Date
14th February 2015
Time
19:30
Location
Granada Sport Palace
The official languages for the awarding ceremonies in the stadium will be Spanish
and English.
During medal ceremony, the athletes are not allowed to bring national flags or
any religious or cultural symbols on the podium and are expected to take caps off.
Athletes are required to remain at disposal of the press to take photos after the
ceremony.
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CHAPTER 9. GENERAL INFORMATION
CHAPTER 9
9.1 ACCREDITATION AND SKI PASS
GENERAL INFORMATION
9.2 ACCOMMODATION & CATERING
The Winter Universiade Main Accreditation Centre is located at the Granada Congress and Exhibition Centre: Violón 0, 18006, Granada (Granada)
Abba Granada Hotel
Avenida la Constitución 21
18014 Granada
No athlete will be allowed to attend official training or competition without the
Accreditation Card.
Tel. + (34) 958 80 78 07
www.abbagranadahotel.com
Together with the accreditation, the snows sports athletes and officials will be
provided with the ski-pass for the whole ski area.
For any access problem, please contact Sierra Nevada Sub-Race Office.
Club Deportivo Montebajo (Montebajo Sport Club)
underground access Parking floor: -2
Tel: + (34) 673 04 16 13/ + (34) 958 24 91 00
E-mail: [email protected]
Hotel Granada Center
Avda. de Fuente Nueva S/N
18002 Granada
For other Universiade athletes participating to other sport disciplines, there will
be a special price. For more information, please contact with:
Tel. + (34) 958 20 50 00
www.hotelescenter.es
[email protected]
Location of the Sierra Nevada Sub Race Office:
Club Deportivo Montebajo (Montebajo Sport Club)
underground access Parking floor: -2
Hotel Luna de Granada
Address: Calle Arabial 89
18004 Granada
Tel. + (34) 958 27 35 18
www.granhotellunadegranada.com
MEALS LOCATION:
First floor Borreguiles Restaurant, only for accredited and authorized persons.
The tickets meals will be given at Congress Palace Granada.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
9.3 WAXROOMS
Location Granada Waxrooms and storage: there will be a waxroom in every hotel
in Granada.
More information, please contact: [email protected]
Sierra Nevada will provide a Secured Storage for the teams at the -4 level of the
Parking in Sierra Nevada, for athletes and officials alike who may want to leave
some material in Sierra Nevada.
9.4 RESULTS & INFORMATION DISTRIBUTION
Start List
Unofficial
Results
Official
Results
Weather
Condition
Daily
Program
Main Information Centre
X
X
X
X
Race Office
X
X
X
X
Athletes Compound
X
X
X
X
Press Centre
X
X
X
X
Accommodation Sites
X
X
X
X
www.granada2015.org
X
X
X
X
X
The weather forecast will be available every day to all coaches and delegations
at the Team Captain Meeting, Sub Race Office and in the following web pages:
AEMET (Spanish National Meteorology Agency):
• Granada:
http://www.aemet.es/en/eltiempo/prediccion/municipios/granada-id18087
• Sierra Nevada:
http://www.aemet.es/en/eltiempo/prediccion/montana?p=nev1 and
http://www.snow-forecast.com/resorts/Sierra-Nevada/6day/mid
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CHAPTER 10. DOPING CONTROL
CHAPTER 10
DOPING CONTROL
10.1 DOPING CONTROL SERVICES
10.4 DOPING CONTROL STATIONS
Doping control services will be provided in accordance with the rules and regulations of FISU and will be available at all competition venues.
Doping Control Stations will be set up at the Telecabina Cinema Ski-Resort and
will be marked with special signs.
10.2 LIST OF PROHIBITED SUBSTANCES
Athletes must have their accreditation badges with them at all times in the Doping Control Stations.
The list of prohibited substances and treatment is defined in accordance with
WADA international standards. National University Sports Federations will be
responsible for ensuring that their delegations, namely athletes, are made aware
of this prohibited list. Ignorance of the prohibited list will in no way constitute
a valid excuse for any participant of the Winter Universiade 2015 violating valid
anti-doping rules. For the WADA list of prohibited sub- stances, please refer to
the following website: www.wada-ama.org.
10.3 TESTING
10.5 THERAPEUTIC USE EXEMPTION
Athletes taking part in the WU 2015 in Granada requiring a Therapeutic Use
Exemption must apply to the appropriate Anti-doping Organisation as soon as
possible. International Standards for Therapeutic Use Exemption will be applied.
Should prohibited substances or methods be used after the opening of the WU,
applications for emergency TUE should be made to the TUE Committee of FISU.
10.6 EMERGENCY TREATMENT
In accordance with the preliminary Test Distribution Plan elaborated by the FISU
Medical Committee (FISU CMI), the required number of urine and blood tests will
be collected both during and out of competition. Athletes may be tested at any
time during the period of their accreditation.
Urine and blood tests in and outside competition will be performed by the Spanish Anti-Doping Agency (AEPSAD) doping control officers, under the supervision of the FISU CMI.
All test results will be sent to the Chairman of the FISU Medical Commission by
ADAMS (Anti-Doping Administration & Management System).
The FISU Medical Commission will bear the responsibility for processing the results in the event of a violation of the Anti-doping rules.
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In the case of an emergency, if an athlete has to use prohibited substances or
methods during the WU 2015 in Granada, team doctors will be responsible for
completing the TUE form and without any delay submit it to the FISU Medical
commission.
10.7 CONTACT DETAILS
Should any further information be required, please contact:
Dr. Dušan Hamar, vice-chair of the FISU Medical Commission:
[email protected]
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CHAPTER 11. MEDIA SUB-CENTER LOCATION IN SIERRA NEVADA
CHAPTER 11
MEDIA SUB-CENTER LOCATION
IN SIERRA NEVADA
MEDIA SUB-CENTER LOCATION IN SIERRA NEVADA
Access to Sub-Media Center: Underground access Parking floor: -2, Club Deportivo
Montebajo (Montebajo Sport Club).
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APPENDIX
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