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Un’avventura lunga 40 anni, proiettata verso i Mondiali U23 e Junior di Canoa Velocità 2023

COMUNICATO STAMPA

Gara Internazionale di Canoa Velocità ad Auronzo di Cadore, un’avventura lunga 40 anni, proiettata verso i Mondiali U23 e Junior di Canoa Velocità 2023, grazie a chi ha lungamente creduto e investito in questo territorio

 Dalle gare pionieristiche di fine anni Cinquanta alla nascita dell’attuale manifestazione nel 1978 grazie alla Canottieri Bucintoro di Venezia, fino ai recenti Europei (Dragon Boat 2015 e Canoa Velocità 2018) e ai prossimi Mondiali 2023, per Auronzo e il Cadore si tratta di un’importante promozione del territorio al di fuori dei canoni del puro turismo montano.

Il Lago di Santa Caterina ad Auronzo di Cadore (BL) ospiterà da venerdì 2 a domenica 4 luglio la 40° edizione della Gara Internazionale di Canoa Velocità, categorie U16, Junior, Senior, Master e Paracanoa.
               La gara internazionale quest’anno porterà circa 5.000 presenze dal 30 giugno al 4 luglio nell’area del Comune di Auronzo di Cadore e dei comuni limitrofi. Un turismo inusuale per quest’area nota nel mondo grazie al Lago di Misurina e alle Tre Cime di Lavaredo, ma affatto estemporaneo, se si pensa che tra alterne vicende il movimento canoistico è qui presente dagli anni Cinquanta. I 40 anni della gara internazionale, svoltasi quasi ininterrottamente dal 1978, sono l’occasione per ripercorrere la storia di questa manifestazione.

 

Le prime gare risalgono al 1958 (nelle foto in b/n di Cesare Beltrami si vede Cesare Zilioli (1938-2018) uno dei più grandi Canoisti Italiani, finalista in 3 Olimpiadi, Roma '60, Tokyo '64, Mexico '68) ma si deve alla Reale Società Canottieri Bucintoro, storica società veneziana, e alla volontà del proprio socio Annibale Berton (allora presidente del Comitato Regionale Veneto della Federazione Italiana Canottaggio, a cui la canoa ancora afferiva), la prima edizione della Gara Internazionale di Canoa Velocità (1978).

Berton, in una ideale “risalita del Piave” alla ricerca dello specchio d’acqua perfetto, dopo aver provato a Revine Lago, al Lago di S. Croce e al Lago di Centro Cadore, trovò ad Auronzo le condizioni ideali per le gare di canoa, dando il via a una pluridecennale avventura.

Negli anni ‘90 gli subentra Antonio Dal Santo, socio Canottieri Mestre, Presidente Comitato Regionale Veneto Federazione Italiana Canoa Kayak (1993-2000), che conduce la manifestazione di Auronzo attraverso anni di grande crescita nazionale e internazionale, complice la spinta che il movimento canoistico riceve dalle vittorie in particolare di Daniele Scarpa e Antonio Rossi nelle Olimpiadi 1992 e 1996. Il periodo 2003-2008 vede l’organizzazione del Canoa Club Mestre, nelle persone di Giorgio Ghezzo e Diego Doga, quest’ultimo allora Presidente del Comitato regionale Veneto.

Nel 2008, dopo i difficili anni 2000, che per la canoa e il kayak sono anni di sviluppi tecnologici che inizialmente rendono il campo di gara di Auronzo obsoleto e meno attrattivo, Venice Canoe & Dragon Boat Asd prende le redini della Gara Internazionale, improntando insieme al Comune di Auronzo un lungimirante programma di crescita, fatto di investimenti tecnici e soluzioni innovative, che porteranno alla rinascita della Gara e del bacino del Lago S. Caterina, premiato con l’assegnazione degli Europei di Dragon Boat 2015 e di Canoa Velocità Junior e U23 nel 2018, il cui grande successo in termini organizzativi, impreziosito dal fascino delle gare nel contesto di un lago dolomitico, hanno portato al coronamento del sogno mondiale dell’intera comunità locale, grazie all’assegnazione dei prossimi Mondiali U23 e Junior di Canoa Velocità 2023.

si allegano foto da archivio storico manifestazione

 

Per maggiori informazioni: 
 
Matteo Cerutti
 
Addetto Comunicazione Auronzo Canoe
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LAST INFO - Bulletin 2 - AURONZO 2021 - ENG

BULLETIN 2 - LAST INFO

 

2021 AURONZO INTERNATIONAL CANOE SPRINT and PARACANOE EVENT

AURONZO DI CADORE (BL) - ITALY, 01/07- 04/07/2021

 

COVID-19 ANTI-CONTAGION MEASURES

THE COMPETITIONS ARE CARRIED OUT ON THE BASIS OF THE POST EMERGENCY “COVID-19” PROTOCOL WHICH WILL BE CONSTANTLY UPDATED TO EUROPEAN AND ITALIAN GOVERNMENT AND SPORTS REGULATIONS.

 

 

ROAD CONDITIONS IN VENETO (distance from Bologna to Auronzo)

For those arriving from Bologna on the A13 BOLOGNA / PADOVA motorway, we point out that daily queues of a few kilometers are created in the section between Occhiobello and Rovigo, with increases / delays of about 40 minutes on the normal route.

For those arriving from Belluno with the SS51 Alemagna, we point out that due to roadworks there are deviations and queues in the Longarone area and deviations and queues in the Ospitale area, with increases/delays of about 20 minutes on the normal route. In particular, on the deviation of this last stretch (Ospitale), it is recommended to be careful during the tight curves with the C4 and K4 canoe trailers.

Always on a section of the Alemagna, at Domegge, there is a mobile traffic light reducing traffic to one lane due to roadworks.

In the town of Auronzo di Cadore asphalting works are underway on the main road that crosses the town but on 30/06 the affected section should be the one beyond the intersection of Piazza Vigo with Via Zardus (access to the competition area is along Via Zardus).

If you are travelling long distances, we suggest you make stops just before or after these areas. 

 

WATER LEVEL CONDITIONS

The competition area of Lake Santa Caterina is formed by the dam on the Ansiei river. The riverbed between the bridges of Villapiccola (1000 meters start area) and Transacqua (finish area) is subject to gravel and debris removal works every year. Due to the commitment to the Covid 19 emergency, the Subjects who already have resources destined for these excavations (the Civil Protection in particular), were unable to proceed with the planned works last year and this year. It is recommended to pay attention to small gravel islets (depth approx. 50 cm) after the finish area and close to the bridge (the lanes located closer to the beach area).

 

ACCESS OF VEHICLES AND PEOPLE TO THE COMPETITION FIELD

  • Access to the competition field must preferably be done on foot, parking unauthorised vehicles outside the areas dedicated to the event.
  • On the days of 30/06 and 01/07 it will be possible to arrive with vehicles and trailers to deposit the canoes and kayaks in the allocated boat stands, subject to availability.
  • After depositing the boats on the stands, the trailers must be parked in the appropriate areas (upstream of the river) and can be recovered at the end of the races, or shortly before.
  • On 02/07, 03/07 and 04/07 (up until 13:00 approx.) up to a maximum of 2 vehicles (cars/minibuses) for groups with more than 8 athletes registered for the event can access the competition area. For all the others, only 1 vehicle allowed. Authorised vehicles will be given a PASS (on which the license plate will be shown) to be displayed and made visible before entering the competition area, from 07:00 to 19:00.
  • For vehicles not equipped with a PASS, after the announcement of the speaker, the intervention of the tow truck will be required with call and removal costs charged to the owner of the vehicle.
  • Vehicles with the “disabled on board” badge, or with the authorisation of the OC (disabled athlete participating in the event), will be able to access and park in the competition area without needing a PASS. 

  

RACE SECRETARIAT

The race secretariat is located at the finish line, on the Stella Alpina side, in the same structure as the Jury and the photo-finish and Timekeeper’s service.

From 15:00 to17:00 on Thursday 01/07 the Clubs/teams will be able to verify their registrations, bringing with them the receipt of the payment of the participation fees and whatever else may be useful for the verifications.

It should be remembered that for administrative and general matters, the Organising Committee is competent, through its representatives: for technical and regulatory matters, the Jury is competent.

The fee to be able to present a technical protest during the course of the competitions, as per ICF regulations, is Euro 75.00.

The competition program will be visible on the link

 http://www.iscrizionicanoa.com/fick/manifestazioni/2021/pagine/ m -in-Gara_internazionale_velocita-2021 _-_ 2-4_luglio_2021 _-_ Auronzo_Di_Cadore_BL.html  

and with a redirect link on the site   www.auronzocanoe.com   

As per Covid regulations, any updates will be sent electronically (whatsapp group of Team Leaders).

All races will be streamed live on the “AuronzoCanoe” YouTube channel.

 

BOAT CONTROL

The boat control scale will be positioned on 30/06 and 01/07 near the boarding pontoons, close to the canoe stands, so that the athletes can easily access the scale and check the boat weight.

On 02/07, 03/07 and 04/07, the boat weight scale will be positioned in the vicinity of the Jury and Race Secretariat structure. It will be possible to check boat weights from 07:00 to 07:45 in the morning and at the end of the day of competition, until 19:30.

The scale will be reserved for routine checks at the end of each race. It will not be possible to check the weight of the boats while the races are in progress.

 

MEDAL CEREMONY

As per the current COVID-19 Protocol, the medal ceremonies will be conducted at the end of each final. The athletes must take the medals directly from the tray. The winning crews must present themselves with the same uniform/race shirt.

 

MEALS

The meal distribution service in the competition area, for those who have booked, will be available from 11:00 to 15:00 on 01/07, 02/07, 03/07 and from 11:00 to 14:00 on 04/07/2021, with collection and consumption at your own gazebo or, depending on the availability of places, near the distribution tent. For collection, you must come with a copy of the chosen menu, paid for and sent by e-mail in the days preceding the race to the address This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. '; document.write(''); document.write(addy_text79291); document.write('<\/a>'); //-->\n This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .

 

HYGIENE SERVICES

Hygiene facilities are available in the competition area.

 

MEDICAL ASSISTANCE

During the races there will be a medical assistance service available. Please note that the transfer costs to hospital facilities and the stay in the event of hospitalisation are the sole responsibility of the injured party. The transfer to the first emergency point is not the responsibility of the injured party.

The medical assistance service is reserved only for athletes registered for the event and their accompanying coaches/team leaders and for all members/employees appointed by the Organising Committee (jury, timekeepers, etc.).

 

USEFUL NUMBERS

For any further information/integration, please contact 334.9566321. In addition, you can find:

  • Logistical aspects Mr. Damiano Carraro, tel. 338.2011685;
  • for technical-sporting aspects: Mr. Mattia Gazzato, tel. 348.4439156;
  • for publicity (and press) aspects: Mr. Matteo Cerutti, tel. 327.3280964;
  • for liaison with international teams: Mrs. Elisabetta Saija, tel. 347.1120467 and Mrs. Maria Balanos, tel. 329.3344302;
  • for Covid aspects and meal service: Miss Veronica Berti, tel. 377.4338032;
  • for public relations, Mr. Andrea Bedin, tel. 335.8177188.  

 

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