World Rafting Champs 2019 – Australia

⇒   Key Information and results

⇒   Team/participants information

⇒   Judging

⇒   Media including press releases

⇒   Congress

⇒   GT&E

⇒   Pre-event 2018


KEY INFORMATION:


TEAM / PARTICIPANTS INFORMATION:

Information Letters:

Fees:

  • Event Fees: $2275 AUD for teams of up to 7 athletes – support crew @ $325 AUD per person. Payment must be made direct to the Australian Rafting Federation (details on the registration form).
  • IRF Fees: all members must be up to date with their fees due to the IRF. Please contact IRF Admin as to how to pay these fees.

Teams competing (48):

  • Open Men (16)
    • Australia
    • Brazil
    • Canada
    • China
    • Colombia
    • Costa Rica
    • Czech
    • Germany
    • Indonesia
    • Japan
    • Nepal
    • New Zealand
    • Norway
    • Romania
    • Russia
    • USA
  • Open Women (8)
    • Australia
    • Costa Rica
    • Czech
    • Great Britain
    • Japan
    • New Zealand
    • Russia
    • USA
  • Masters Men (8)
    • Australia
    • Costa Rica
    • Czech
    • Great Britain
    • Japan
    • Mongolia
    • Russia
    • USA
  • Masters Women (2)
    • Australia
    • Costa Rica
  • U23 Men (5)
    • Australia
    • Costa Rica
    • Czech
    • Japan
    • New Zealand
  • U23 Women (5)
    • Australia (U19)
    • Great Britain
    • Indonesia
    • Japan
    • New Zealand
  • U19 Men (4)
    • Australia
    • Costa Rica
    • Czech
    • Indonesia

JUDGING:

  • New Judges workshop – a Workshop and exam for new Judges will be run during this event.
  • Jury
    • Head Judge: Goran Lolic
    • Jury Members: Steve Nomchong and Jean-Phillipe Turcotte
  • Official Judges:
    • Jozef Kytka
    • Pieter Bekkers
    • Amalia Yunita
    • Bert Kanora
    • Kianoosh Mehrabi
    • Aleksandar Pastir
    • Janko Tavcar
    • Bibiana Kytkova
    • Zuzana Řehulkova / Lisicka
    • Jasmina Marcok
    • Heather Cumming
  • Volunteer Judges
    • Any Judges who do the Judges course

MEDIA:

Press releases:

Media Kit: Information for media

  • History of the International Rafting Federation
  • General Info about IRF: The IRF is a non-profit organisation which seeks to unite rafters from around the world. This is done through competitions, recreational rafting and conservation.The IRF has a 10 man BOD and a number of Sub-committees which run its affairs. The sub-committees are Sport & Competition, Guide Training & Education, Recreational Rafting and Conservation, Media & Marketing and International Relations. The members of these committees are from all over the world, representing rafting from all corners and continents.
  • IRF World Rafting Champs – History and disciplines of the WRC
  • Press: [email protected]
  • Photos and videos: here

CONGRESS: There will be an IRF Congress during WRC 2019.


GUIDE TRAINING & EDUCATION: We hope to run a Workshop after the event.


PRE- EVENT:

  • Dates: 9 – 13 May 2018
  • River: Tully River
  • Location: Tully, Queensland, Australia
  • Official Organisers’ social media:
  • Categories: Men and Women
  • Divisions: Open; Masters (40+); Under 19; Under 23
  • Rafts: R6
  • Organisation hosting event: Australian Rafting Federation
  • Costs:
    • Entry fee – Early pre-register on the event website www.wrc2019.com
      Registrations will be on the website. Entry AU$350.00 / team (max of 7). Extra competitors are $50pp. Registrations close 10 April’18