12th Amateur Inter-Club Championships 14th - 16th March 2019 Mürren, Switzerland
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Programme2019 12th Amateur Inter-Club Championships 14th – 16th March 2019 Mürren, Switzerland http://aicc.kandahar.org.uk/
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12th Amateur Inter-Club Championships It is wonderful that the 12th AICC has come back to Mürren which is where it was born in 2008. It is very much my skiing home where I first learnt to ski and where my family have an Alpine home. I know that the Kandahar Ski Club members will The goal of the AICC Championships is to do all they can to make the racers and their strengthen further the warm relationships that families feel at home in this Alpine paradise. exist between our ski racing Clubs. In the early days of ski racing there was considerable As President of the AICC and Chairman of the contact between the Arlberg Clubs and members AICC 2019 Committee, I am well aware that often visited each other’s Clubs to broaden their I am wearing two hats for this Championship. experience and make new friends. In the past I am extremely grateful to the main organising few decades racing for amateur skiers has seen committee: Nick Morgan who heads up logistics; a renaissance and the AICC has certainly Filippo Guerrini-Maraldi who heads up sponsorship; contributed to that. Richard Fawkes who heads up the racing team and last and absolutely not least, Melanie Byrom who The AICC is now beginning to mature, the format has worked extremely hard to arrange the social is settled, and I am delighted that the following side of the Championships including the Alpine Clubs are hosting the next Championships: the and Gala dinners, which should be fantastic. Ladies Ski Club in 2020 (Flaine), DHO in 2021 (Wengen) and SC18 in 2022 (Cortina d’Ampezzo). Since the AICC’s inauguration one constant has been Annette Hughes, the AICC Honorary Secretary I hope that this annual coming together of ski and Webmaster, for 2019 she is also Honorary racing friends, both old and new, continues for Secretary of the Championships; we all owe her a years to come and that the AICC helps to sustain huge debt of gratitude for her work through the the positive momentum in amateur ski racing. years. I would like to pay tribute here to Melanie’s middle daughter, Olivia (Liv), who died tragically last summer aged twenty-nine. She was captain-in-waiting of the Kandahar, the undoubted leader of her generation and a moving spirit both within the Kandahar and with Cleeves Palmer the young from all the other Clubs who participate Founder & President in the AICC. She is hugely missed by us all. of the AICC 3
Welcome to Mürren from the Kandahar Ski Club The Kandahar Ski Club is delighted to welcome you to Mürren for the 12th AICC. The first Championships were held here, since when it has travelled round the ski resorts of Europe and has grown enormously. Mürren is the birthplace of the modern slalom. Schilthornbahn for allowing us to use the Arnold Lunn, founding member of the Piz Gloria restaurant for our first night dinner. Kandahar Ski Club, set the first modern slalom Since the Piz Gloria is the setting for the James in 1922 on what is now the slope above the ski Bond film “On Her Majesty’s Secret Service” school in Mürren. we felt it was appropriate to invite everyone to come in a suitable Bond style oufit. Nowadays Mürren is best known for the annual Inferno Race. This was first run in January 1928 Our Prize-Giving and Gala Dinner will be held when 17 (mostly Ks) competitors climbed up in Mürren’s iconic Palace Hotel. It was here the Schilthorn and then raced down to on the 30th January 1924 that the Kandahar Lauterbrunnen. Nowadays 1800 skiers from all Ski Club was founded and we are delighted round the world compete including almost 200 to have been allowed the use of the famous from the Kandahar, still over the same course. Ballroom for this event. One of the original K members was Andrew We thank the Palace Avenir AG for their Irvine who was chosen by Mallory as his permission and our good friends at the Eiger companion on the first ascent of Everest. In Hotel, the Stählis, for organising the catering. preparation for the climb Andrew Irvine spent the winter of 1923-1924 in Mürren and later We would also like to extend our heart-felt wrote, “I don’t think anyone has lived until they thank yous to all our sponsors for supporting have been on ski.” I’m sure that sentiment is this event thereby helping us to make it echoed in all our hearts. a truly memorable, professional and fun Championships. We are here to enjoy the racing the organisation of which is in the capable hands May I wish you all a happy stay in this of the Schilthornbahn to whom we extend a beautiful village, much luck racing and lots huge thank you. We are also indebted to the of fun. 4
Programme2019 Thursday 14th March: Travel and Arrival 10:00-15:00 Free GS training course on Winteregg (piste nr.1) 16.00 Last orders at Stäger Sports for race ski rentals, race waxing and ski prep (next to Schilthornbahn Station) 18.00 Captains’ Meeting, Palace Hotel, Mürren 18.30 Welcome Drinks sponsored by Kandahar Shoes and Mauler, Palace Hotel, Mürren Friday 15th March: Giant Slalom on Winteregg (piste no.1) start at top of Winteregg 08.00 Ski-pass ticket offices open at Schilthornbahn and Mürren BLM stations Stäger Sports opens for race ski rentals, race waxing and ski tech (next to Schilthornbahn Station) 08.00 Lifts: Allmendhubel Funicular, Maulerhubel and Winteregg chairlifts all open 08.00 08.06 First Mürren BLM train one-stop to Winteregg. Next train 08.28 09.00 Run 1 Course Inspection. Course open until 09.45 10.00 Giant Slalom 1st run 13.15 Run 2 Course Inspection. Course open until 14.00 14.15 Giant Slalom 2nd run 17.30- Fancy Dress Opening Dinner – James Bond theme – sponsored by RK Harrison. 18.00 Meet at Schilthornbahn for cable car to Schilthorn Piz Gloria revolving restaurant Note: Team Parallel Race – every racer is automatically entered into this fun race. If you do not wish to be entered please advise Richard Fawkes or Andrzej Kowalski before the end of the Giant Slalom. Saturday 16th March: Super-G Race on Winteregg (piste no.1) start at top of LEGEND Winteregg followed by Team Parallel Race on Gimmeln (piste no.24) 1 Winteregg-O 08.00 Stäger Sports opens for race waxing and ski tuning 2 Dreistern 3 Lauterbrunn (next to Schilthornbahn Station) 4 Maulerhubel 08.00 Lifts: Allmendhubel Funicular, Maulerhubel and Winteregg chairlifts all open 08.00 5 Palace-Run 08.06 First Mürren BLM train one-stop to Winteregg. Next train 08.28 6 Bob-Run 7 Allmi 08.30 Course Inspection. Course open until 09.15. No practice run. 9 Buckelpiste 09.30 Super-G race - Guggimusik in the finish area by Chaelti-Saeglers 10 Schilthorn 12.30 Sandwich lunch at Ice Bar above Gimmeln Restaurant (take Schiltgrat chairlift 11 Engetal 13 Stellifluh from the most southerly end of the village beyond the Schilthornbahn station) 13b Riggli 13.00 Team Parallel Race (left of T-bar looking up from the restaurant) 14 Muttleren 14.00 Ice Bar at finish area sponsored by Stäger Sports - 15 Bietenhorn 15b FIS Guggimusik in the finish area by Chaelti-Saeglers 16 Kanonenroh 18.30 Gala Dinner Reception, Palace Hotel (team colours, jackets and ties) 20 Hindenburg 19.00 Gala Dinner and Prize Giving sponsored by Swisscom, Palace Hotel 21 Kandahar 22 Suppen/Rad 23.30 Dancing and after-party in Tächi Bar, Eiger Hotel 23 Gimmeln Sunday 17th March: Free skiing and Travel 23b Finel 24 Gimmeln If any changes occur during the week, we propose to inform Team Captains via WhatsApp (provided they have given us permission on 25 Schilt-Apollo the entry form) or email (using the email given to us on the entry form. Note that we will only be communicating directly with Team Captains who will be expected to keep their teams informed. We’ll also try to repeat the information under the news tab on the web 26 Wintertal site http://aicc.kandahar.org.uk/ 27 Abfahrtsrout 6
Sponsors2019 Gold and lead sponsor SKI BARTLETT Gold sponsors VALLBANC, SWISSCOM, MAULER, SCHILTHORNBAHN, KANDAHAR SHOES, and RK HARRISON Silver sponsors MPI BROKERS, STÄGER SPORT and PT SKI Bronze sponsors Basic sponsors MERISKI and INGREDIENTS FOR COOKS COCA COLA 8
Events2019 Getting to Mürren Lift Ticket Discounts There are no cars in the village which is only Schilthornbahn has generously provided all of accessible by cable car. There are two cable car the racers with a 20% reduction on their lift options (1) from Lauterbrunnen that connects passes. The special sport passes may be with a 10 min shuttle train to Mürren, and (2) purchased from Sunday 10th March 2019 and from Stechelberg (7 km further up the valley are valid for 2 or more days up to 8 days from Lauterbrunnen). (including Sunday 17th March 2019). Please ask for the Special Sport Pass. Zurich or Basel are the best airport connections for the train to Lauterbrunnen (change at Bern Dinner Beverages and Interlaken Ost). The airport transfer takes Aperitifs and a collection of sumptuous wines approximately 2 hrs 20 mins. Geneva is another are included in the price at both dinners. Extra 45 mins. beverages such as spirits or long drinks have to be paid for individually. Please understand For those travelling by car there is a covered that in the unlikely case that we run out of multi-storey carpark at Lauterbrunnen wine further drinks also have to be paid for (reservations only) and an uncovered carpark individually. at Stechelberg (no reservation required). Ski Service in Mürren Mürren ski passes can be purchased in the AICC racers can rent GS and Super-G race skis village but also at Lauterbrunnen and (at a 20% discount against normal prices) from Stechelberg. Your hotel can collect you from the Stäger Sport, Mürren. http://www.intersport. Mürrenbahn station or Schilthornbahn station com/stores/murren-stager-sport-s6663, if you let them know when you are going to telephone +41 33 855 2330. arrive. Alternatively there is a taxi service by appointment only Stäger Transport GS skis are available in lengths 170-193cm. +41 33 855 2480. Super-G skis are available in lengths 195-210cm. Accommodation Chalets and hotels can be booked through the Please email your requirements to Tourist Office (+41 33 856 86 86, info@staegersport.ch as early as possible. info@muerren.swiss, www.muerren.swiss) Add AICC to the email subject line and include or through Top Apartments the following information in the body of the https://www.topapartments.ch/en/muerren. email: Name, DOB, Height, Level of ski racing, Mention that you are coming for the AICC as ski preference (length and radius), ski boot most hotels have a special deal for AICC racers. length (mm) if known. Rooms are also available at the Palace Hotel https://popuplodge.ch/en/zimmer-2/. 9
Rules2019 2019 AICC Mürren Championship Rules disqualified from that race. Teams from each club will ski against each other in 2 races: a giant slalom and a super G. In addition, the host club is encour- It is compulsory to wear a suitable ski racing helmet. aged to run a wide parallel slalom. The parallel slalom will be run for fun and will not carry points for the Championship (teams The Captain of each team is responsible for his/her team. for this event can be drawn from each club and they should be mixed). The giant slalom and the super G will constitute the Names and numbers of any racers who missed gates, together Championship and will have equal points and will be run in with the gate number/colour will be displayed on the results accordance with the following rules: board 10 minutes after the last racer has finished. Race times will Entry into the Championship will be restricted to amateur ski be published as soon as is practical. racers. For the purposes of the Championship ‘amateur ski racer’ means anyone who: Protests must be lodged by the Team Captain with the Chief of • has never competed in any Alpine event at the FIS Race within 20 minutes of completion of each event. The Chief World Championships, FIS World Cup, FIS Europa Cup of Race will convene an appropriate Jury to hear and determine or FIS Continental Cup; the protest. The Jury’s decision is final. • at the date of the start of the Championship, has NOT competed in any Alpine event at the FIS World Prizes will be awarded for the fastest teams in each category (age Championships, any Alpine event at the FIS World Cup and gender). If there are sufficient entries second and third prizes or any FIS Alpine Europa Cup event for at least 5 years will be also be awarded in each category. AND is 30 years of age or over; • has never competed in any of the events in paragraph “Sufficient entries” is defined as being at least one more than 2 above and, at the date of the start of the the number of prizes. Additional prizes may be awarded at the Championship, has NOT competed in any FIS Alpine discretion of the host club. Continental Cup, for at least 5 years. Each participant is solely responsible for ensuring he has There will be 3 age categories (age as by year of birth) for men adequate insurance cover. This insurance should cover and women, 18-44, 45-59, over 60. (For 2019, 18-44 (2001- emergency medical treatment, mountain rescue and third party 1975), 45-59 (1974-1960), over 60 (1959 and before). Each liability (also known as Personal Liability) and should not have team will consist of 3 or 4 male or 3 or 4 female skiers of the exclusions relating to ski racing. same age category. There shall be no substitutions or additions to team members after the first team member has started the The international committee shall not be held responsible for first race. injury to person or damages to equipment arising from the competition or during practice. The international committee It will be possible for a racer to race in a younger age category does not accept any liability whatsoever and howsoever caused or for a lady to race in a men’s category, but there is no mixed for any bodily injury; to any person including but not limited to team category within the Championship. Clubs may enter up to competitors, support teams and third parties, and damage to 8 teams; ideally each club should enter six teams to adequately property. represent each age category and gender and not more than 2 teams in any category. Calculation of Results (Assuming 2 GS runs and one super-G run.) The time of each team shall be the sum of the times of the For GS: The times of the 3 fastest skiers in first run and the times 3 fastest skiers in each race, i.e. one racer’s time in each race can of the 3 fastest skiers in the second run are added together and be dropped and it need not be the same skier for both races. For then divided by 2 to get the average. For each category, 100 details of the calculation see below. points are awarded to the winning team and each team thereafter is awarded 100 multiplied by the percentage Race courses to be set by a qualified course setter, but the race difference. For example if team 1 is the winner with a time of piste does not have to be FIS homologated. 60 seconds, they get 100 points and If team 2 have a time of 66 seconds (i.e. 10% more) they get a score of 110. The start order will be by category: ladies before men and older age categories before younger ones. Within each age/gender For Super G: The times for the 3 fastest 3 skiers for each team category, members of each team will be interleaved so the first are added together to give the team time. Again, 100 points are member of team 1 will be followed by the first member of team awarded to the winner everyone else is scored the same way as 2 etc for all team in the category, then the second team member in the GS. for each team will start and so on. The points for the 2 events are added together to get a total For each of the Super G and GS races, a penalty of 10 team score (it would be possible just to add the times of the seconds will apply for each gate missed up to a maximum of 3 2 events together but be rebasing to 100 each time it makes sure gates missed. If a racer misses 4 or more gates he or she will be that both events are of equal importance). 10
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Programme2019 Participating Clubs: AVSC DHO Eagle Kandahar Ladies SC SC Lauterbrunnen Marden’s Méribel SC Mürren SC Arlberg SAI SAS SC18
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