Gold Cup DN World & European Championships 2022
19-26 February
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Dear Fellow Iceboaters and Fans of the DN Community,
Thank you for participating and following this season’s Championships. Please help us improve our future events by filling out the following short surveys:
2022 World & European Championships: https://forms.gle/t5tbxzgh6yoL39Un9
2022 Junior World & European Championships: https://forms.gle/mX2UqjCegbxuYq6x6
As you might have seen in the minutes of our previous meeting and in our calendar we will be holding our next National Secretaries’ Meeting Online on April 23-24, 2022.
According to our Organisation Rules “Issues (from members) … must be communicated to both the Commodore and Secretary at least 6 weeks before the meeting day” in order to make it to the agenda.
Therefore we kindly ask you -in addition to filling out the surveys- to send us your notices, problems, and recommendations, which you want us to discuss during our next meeting before the 14th of March to: board@idniyra.eu.
WCEC 2022 – Photos Published!
Dear Fellow Icesailors,
Great news! Along with the photos during the event additional images were published of the 2022 WCEC:
Anna Pataki’s Gallery | Oscar Lindell’s Gallery | Gilles Morelle’s Gallery
If you’re interested in purchasing the photos in print quality please contact Anna Pataki, Oscar Lindell or Gilles Morelle.
If you have photos or videos you’d like to see published on our website please contact secretary@idniyra.eu
We are incredibly grateful to our photographers and members of our community who contribute to the better communication of our sport.
Łukasz Zakrzewski P155 Wins 2022 European Championship & EuroCup
After an exiting day with racing in near perfect conditions at Storsjøen, Norway, the 2022 DN European Championship and EuroCup has been concluded with Polish victory.
Łukasz Zakrzewski (P155) dominated the scoreboard and won his first European Championship. The Silver medal in A Fleet was won by his brother Tomek (P55), while Jarek Radzki (P431) came in 3rd.
The B Fleet gold was won by Roman Kopylov (R105), silver Marcin Tejszerski (P378), the bronze medal was awarded to Hans Eriksson (S441).
Congrats to all & Thank you for participating at this challenging event!
photos by Anna Pataki
Update! Corrected results:
EC2022 DN Finish-Storsjoen
Events – Tracking
Dear Fellow Competitors,
As before we have been providing online tracking to each sailor who are willing to bring their smartphones with them during the race and trainings of the WC & EC.
- Please download and register in the KWINDOO Tracking app. Enable Location Services & other requirements of the app.
- On the ice, Refresh the event list and choose DN World & European Championships (or JWC/JEC).
- Start Tracking, and put your phone in a warm place (inner pocket) and if you have attach a powerbank.
- When finished with the day on the ice, don’t forget to stop the tracker.
Your activity will be rewatchable live on the regatta website and after 17.00 on your device.
EUROPEAN DN Championship 2022 Start lists for race 1
WC2022 Prize Giving Ceremony TIME CHANGE!
Dear Fellow Iceboaters,
The 2022 World Championship Prize Giving Ceremony will start at 18:00!!
Please respect each other by arriving to the event on time.
If you have perpetual trophies in your possession please arrive at 17.00
See you at the Hotell Vinger.
Think Ice,
Attila Pataky (M-100)
Commodore
Robert Graczyk P31 Wins 2022 World Championship – WC 2022 Results
Congratulations to Robert Graczyk 2022 DN World Champion!
Corrected Results:
WC2022 DN Finish-Storsjoen ties brak fixed
EC 2022 tomorrow !
I would like to invite all iceboaters from WC 2022 to participate in EC2022 tomorrow !
No check-in is necessary !!! If anybody will not participate let us know, please.
Skippers meeting tomorrow 10:00 on the ice Race
Chairman Stan Macur .
WC/EC 2022 Location Update 4 – Move to Norway
Dear Fellow Icesailors,
Our icescouts have found ice without snow in Storsjøen, Norway.
Launching Site: https://goo.gl/maps/XHPSuqBLobSKaybJ7
Regatta Headquarters will be in:
Vinger Hotell & Spa
Østre Soløtvei 6
N-2211 Kongsvinger
+47 62888180
Other hotels in the area:
Slobrua Gjestegård AS
Slomarka 4 2100 Skarnes
+47 62809600
Milepelen Versthus
Bunesveien 19
2120 Sagstua
+47 62970130
Optional Recheck-in (for Norwegians) and quick headcount on Wednesday, 23rd between 9-10.00 at the launch site
Skippers’ Meeting at 10.00
See you in Norway,
Attila Pataky M-100
Commodore
WC 2022 – Snow on Hjälmaren
Dear Competitors,
Due to the heavy snowfall unfortunately the site at Hjälmaren / Uddens Hamn has become currently unsailable.
Decision on the new site will be published around noon today.
Race Committee
WC 2022 results after Day 1
WC 2022 – Day 2 Update
Today’s Races are cancelled.
More information on tomorrow’s programme will be published in the evening.
Stan Macur
PRO-IRC
WC 2022 – Day 2 Programme
Dear Fellow Competitors,
Final Decision will be posted until 11.00.
If we have races A Gold Fleet is going to start.
Stan Macur
PRO-IRC
WC 2022 – Race Day 1 Programme
Dear Competitors,
The Programme for the 1st day of the 2022 DN World Championship is as follows:
9:00 – Opening Ceremony
9:30 – Skipper’s Meeting
Races (Time to be announced on the Skipper’s Meeting):
- B Mini-Qualifier
- A
- B
- A
…
See you Tomorrow on the Ice!
Stan Macur
PRO
ERRATA
The day of the Registration, which had been indicated in the previous post was mistakenly Sunday, which now corrected to Saturday (19 February).
Race Committee
WC-EC 2022 Check-in & Training
Dear Fellow Iceboaters,
The Regatta Check-in will be open tomorrow (19 February, Saturday) from 11:00 until 19.00 (local time) at the Race Office on the ground floor of Vilsta Sporthotell Eskilstuna.
Please bring your COVID Certificate as it will be checked by the Race Committee upon entry.
Sailors who did not upload insurance beforehand have to present their proof of insurance during the last hour of check-in where the Insurance Manager will be present.
Sailors with unsettled fees and/or who had been approved for Single Event Insurance will need to pay those fees in cash.
Since the regatta is sailed in a country different from the Primary Site, sailors from Sweden in good standing with national and IDNIYRA-Europe memberships are allowed to make a Late-Entry for a Regular fee.
Regatta Tracking and digital noticeboard will be available for the practice and racing days via the KWINDOO tracking app.
See you tomorrow!
The Race Committee
WC/EC 2022 Location Update – DECISION
Dear Fellow Icesailors,
The 2022 WC/EC will be held on lake Hjälmaren/Sweden. The Race Office will be located in Vilsta Sporthotell Eskilstuna.
UPDATE:
The location of the launching site will be Uddens Hamn
https://goo.gl/maps/bqykGmVMh3sdFxtCA
See you there!
Think Ice,
Attila Pataky (M-100)
Commodore
P.S.: You can find the list of nearby hotels below:
Hotell-VM-2022
WC/EC Location Update 2
It has become clear that there are no more possibilities either in Lithuania or in Estonia to sail the WC/EC.
Please be prepared to travel to Sweden. We are also going to be there by tomorrow evening and will check the possible site suggested by the Swedish team.
I will do the final site selection on Friday, but once you are in Sweden there should be no problem reaching the site on time.
Think Ice,
Attila Pataky (M-100)
Commodore
WC/EC 2022 Location Update
Dear Fellow Icesailors,
We started our icescouting tour with the question as usual: where to go?
We had some preliminary information from Poland, Lithuania, Estonia and Sweden.
It had become clear quite soon that Poland was not an option, therefore we headed to the North.
Recently we are checking the possible spots in the Baltics and are waiting for further information from Finland and Sweden. It is early to say in which country we will be landing, so please be patient, the decision will come soon.
Think Ice,
Attila Pataky (M-100)
Commodore
Clarification on the COVID Protocol 2022
I have heard rumors that some of our members are interpreting the IDNIYRA-EUROPE COVID-19 Protocol as not mandatory because it uses the word “should” instead of “must”.
Now I don’t want to start a debate about English grammar because this is not that platform. Rather, let’s look at what the intent was when this document was adopted.
We want to host safe events for all participants in an epidemiologically uncertain environment.
We can only do this if all participants are adequately protected against the COVID virus. And this is clearly a complete vaccination.
We require this, as in the case of an infection, it is very unlikely that anyone will get sick so severely that they will have to be hospitalized and consequently the local authorities will need to interrupt the event and everyone will be quarantined as a contact person.
That would be the situation that no icesailor would want.
That is why I ask everyone to keep the spirit of the COVID Protocol in mind and not to start hair-splitting.
To make it clear throughout the text, the phrase “should have” is to be understood as “must have”.
I apologize to everyone for the inconvenience.
Think Ice,
Attila Pataky (M-100)
Commodore