Introduction
MAROC and GRAMP are staging the Jubilee Five multi-day event on Royal Deeside on 2nd-5th June 2012. The first two days of competition, an individual and a relay, will comprise the Scottish Championships 2012.
LATEST:
IOF World Ranking Event Bulletin 3 available for download.
Jubilee 5 Program available for download - we have 500 printed copies available for collection along with bibs at Registration(s). Please collect one rather than printing it out yourselves.
Sunday Evening Quiz: Braemar Village Hall at 19:00. Free entry.
Due to sheep in adjacent fields and ground nesting birds, dogs are permitted in car parks and assembly areas on leads only but not in any forests (including the training area at Inver) apart from MTBO at Scolty.
The ceilidh has changed to the Saturday (2nd) from the orginal Sunday date.
Entries are now closed.
Timetable:
Saturday 2nd June
Glen Feardar, Scottish Individual Championships, incorporating World Ranking Event, World Championships selection race, UK Cup & UK Masters Cup.
IOF World Ranking Event Bulletin 1/2
Sunday 3rd June:
Creag Choinnich, Scottish Relay Championships, part of UK Relay League.
Monday 4th June (a.m.)
Scolty, Mountain Bike O event.
Monday 4th June (p.m.)
Banchory, Urban Sprint Race, incorporating World Championships selection race, & UK Cup.
Tuesday 5th June
Inchmarnoch, Middle Distance Race, incorporating World Championships selection race, & UK Cup.
World Trail Orienteering Championships, 6 - 9 June
Following on straight after the Jubilee Weekend, WTOC2102 in Dundee and Tentsmuir Forest will make it a full week of Scottish orienteering. There will be a full 4-day programme of spectator events with prizes generously donated by CompassSport, and the last day’s event will be the WTOC course – elite international TrailO at its toughest. With a couple of Foot-O events thrown in as well, you will be able to do 11 varied events over 9 days.
Entries for the WTOC public events are now open at http://www.oentries.com .
The closing date is 27 May and there will only be limited EOD.
For more information, email wtoc2012@britishorienteering.org.uk
Entries:
Online entries via www.Oentries.com please.
Entries close 20th May 2012
Start times
Day 1: SOC Individual: Early = 13:00 - 14:00; Middle = 14:00 - 15:00; Late = 15:00 - 16:00; Courses close at 18:00
Day 2: SOC Relay: (Day 2): Juniors (Courses 7&8) start 11:00 and Seniors (Courses 1-6) start 11:10.
Day 3 (a.m.): Mountain Bike O: 11:00-12:00 (to be confirmed); Courses close TBC
Day 3 (p.m.): Sprint: 17:00-18:00 (to be confirmed); Courses close TBC
Day 4: Middle Distance:: Early = 10:00 - 11:30; Late = 11:30 – 13:00; Courses close at 15:00
Start time preferences expressed do not apply to entries to SOC/WRE M/W21E where start times will be based on current ranking
| Entry Fees | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Entry Received By | 20th April 2012 | 20th May 2012 | |
| Day 1 SOC Individual / WRE | |||
| Senior BOF/IOF Member | £16.00 | £18.00 | |
| Senior Non BOF Member | £18.00 | £20.00 | |
| Junior/Student /Adult Colour W,Y,O,LO | £7.00 | £8.00 | |
| Day 2 Relay (per team) – see separate entry form | |||
| Relay entry fees are £18.00 for junior/student teams (£6.00 per person) and £36.00 for adult teams (£12.00 per person). | |||
| Day 3 MTBO | |||
| Senior | £8.00 | £8.00 | |
| Junior/Student | £4.00 | £4.00 | |
| Day 3 Sprint | |||
| Senior | £9.00 | £9.00 | |
| Junior / Student | £5.00 | £5.00 | |
| Day 4 Middle Distance | |||
| Senior BOF/IOF Member | £12.00 | £12.00 | |
| Senior Non BOF Member | £14.00 | £14.00 | |
| Junior/Student /Adult Colour W,Y,O,LO,LG | £6.00 | £6.00 |
BOF 2012 membership status. Please pay the fee that you expect will match your BOF membership status in June. This will allow a check after entries close of fees paid versus membership status as recorded in BOF records. Any under-payment of fees will be collected in cash at Registration.
IOF membership refers to membership of a national orienteering federation that is affiliated to the IOF.
The Junior entry fees are applicable to all juniors aged under 20 on 1 January 2012. Students are also eligible for the Junior entry fees, regardless of age class, but may be asked for proof of student status.
Late entries after 20th May 2012 may be accepted by the organisers (Jubilee.Five@gmail.com) but will depend on map availability.
Entries for the Colour Coded Courses will not be accepted after 20th May 2012, but competitors can take part by entering on the day, subject to the availability of sufficient maps.
Cancellations up to 20th May: 75% refund will be given; after that date, no refund will be given.
Competitors take part at their own risk. Entries will be processed by computer. Completion of an entry form implies agreement.
Disclaimer
By submitting an entry, you confirm the following:
• That all competitors I have entered fully understand that the event will be staged under the British Orienteering Rules and for the IOF World Ranking Events that they are held under the rules of the International Orienteering Federation.
• Your agreement that the organisers reserve the right to retain all or part of the entry fees in the event of Jubilee Five events being cancelled or curtailed.
Old Maps:
Four areas completely resurveyed:
Glen Feardar, Creag Choinnich, Scolty, Inchmarnoch.
Banchory is a new map.
Training:
Controls will be put out at Inver from Wednesday 30th May - Tuesday 4th June for training purposes.
Training/model event - £3.00 per map including postage out (postal address needed)
Event Centre:
Braemar village hall, with ceilidh, film night and other social activities.
Accommodation:
Details of local accomodation can be found at the Braemar, Scotland web site
A campsite will be provided at the world famous Braemar Highland Games Park – permanent toilets and showers on site.
See the accommodation page for more information.
Transport:
All events are accessible from Braemar by bicycle or public transport . Deeside bus timetable
Other Services:
Sports Massage:
The Health and Human Performance Centre in Banchory will be offering sports massage on all 4 days of the JubileeFive event and physio cover on 2 or maybe 4 days (keep checking here for more information).
Charge for Massage is £10 for 15 minutes.
Please contact HHPC directly - suemarnystewart@yahoo.co.uk
Support:
This project is being part-financed by the Cairngorms National Park Authority through the Cairngorms Local Action Group.
Supported by: Cairngorms National Park Authority Tourism & Business Programme, Marr Area Partnership, WA Fairhurst & Partners
Last edited: 09th Dec 11
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