Unicycle competition 2024

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Time schedule

Time schedule

 

Saturday, 1. June (Sports zone Villanders)

Ab 7.00                  Registration

08.30                     Downhill Standard

10.00                     Cross Country Standard

11.30                     100m Standard and Expert

14.00                     Uphill Expert

15.30                     Trial Kids

17.00                     Ceremony of the Standard categories

18.00                     Trial

 

Sunday, 2. June (Alp of Villanders)

09.30                     Cross Country Expert

12.00                     Downhill Expert qualification

14.00                     Downhill Expert final

 

Followed by an award ceremony at the sports zone

 

Rules and categories

Rules and categories

 

As we do not have an athletics track in Villanders, the track races are held on an asphalt road next to the soccer pitch. The 100m track is slightly uphill for the first 40m and has two slight bends with an identical radius. This means that both tracks are exactly the same length. Timing is done with light barriers, IUF start-beep device and early start detection.

 

100m

Wheel sizes depending on the categories:

  • Standard category: maximum 20 inches with crank 100mm or longer
  • Expert category: maximum 24 inches with crank 125mm or longer
  • Pedals: Fixed connections between shoes and pedals (e.g. clipless pedals) are not permitted. Pins (including metal pins) are permitted
  • Mandatory protective clothing: Sturdy shoes, gloves and knee pads. Helmet is recommended
  • Start with starting device and early start recognition
  • False starts: 1 false start per participant is permitted
  • Finish line must be crossed with both feet on the pedals
  • Riding on the marking lines is permitted. However, not beyond this
  • Falling or descending means disqualification
  • Obstructed riders (e.g. due to the rider falling on the parallel track) may start again

 

Trial Kids

  • Very easy for the little ones/beginners
  • No regulations regarding unicycles
  • Mandatory protective clothing: Sturdy shoes and helmet. Also recommended: Gloves
  • A time limit is specified (approx. 30 minutes but will be set on short term before the start)
  • Contact of the body with the ground, the obstacle or solid fencing that affects balance is not permitted.
  • Hopping is allowed
  • The obstacle must be completed in a controlled manner, i.e. the rider must be able to remain on the unicycle without assistance for at least 3 seconds after the obstacle
  • Dismounting between obstacles is permitted
  • One point is awarded for each obstacle completed
  • The obstacles can be completed in any order
  • You can skip obstacles
  • Obstacles that are not completed can be repeated as often as desired. If more than one participant is in line for an obstacle, there will be a fair alternation between the individual attempts
  • Scoring is primarily based on points; in the event of a tie, the rider which exits the race earlier wins.

 

Trial

  • No regulations regarding unicycles
  • Mandatory protective clothing: Sturdy shoes and helmet. Additionally recommended: Gloves
  • A time limit is specified (approx. 60 min. but will be set on short term before the start)
  • Contact of the body with the ground, the obstacle or solid fencing that affects balance is not permitted. Contact between the rider's heel and/or toes and the ground is only permitted during the pedal grab (when touching down on an obstacle with a pedal). However, the main weight must always be on the pedal.
  • The obstacle must be completed in a controlled manner, i.e. the rider must be able to remain on the unicycle without assistance for at least 3 seconds after the obstacle
  • Dismounting between obstacles is permitted
  • Points are awarded for each obstacle completed
  • The obstacles can be overcome in any order
  • You can skip obstacles
  • Obstacles that are not completed can be repeated as often as desired. If more than one participant is in line for an obstacle, there will be a fair change at the individual attempts
  • Scoring is primarily based on points; in the event of a tie, the rider which exits the race earlier wins.

 

Uphill

  • No regulations regarding unicycles
  • Mandatory protective clothing: Sturdy shoes, helmet, gloves, knee pads
  • Everything must be ridden, you are not allowed to walk forward, not a single step!
  • In the event of a descent, you must remount at the same point (point of the wheel at the moment of the fall/descent), or further back towards the start line if the ascent point is too steep. But never further forward.
  • Course marshals check the ascent point after a descent and give instructions if necessary
  • The finish line must be crossed with both feet on the pedals. In the event of a fall directly over the finish line, you must go back, remount and ride or jump correctly over the finish line.
  • Failure to follow the instructions of the marshals will result in disqualification
  • You are allowed to stick to fences, trees, walls etc., but not to marshals or spectators.
  • Course: Length approx. 350 m. Very steep irregular concrete path!
  • Timekeeping with light barrier at the start and finish
  • Individual start: approx. 30 second intervals

 

Cross Country

  • Geared unicycles are not permitted. Otherwise no regulations regarding unicycles.
  • Mandatory protective clothing: Sturdy shoes, helmet, gloves, knee pads.
  • The unicycle may be pushed on unrideable sections. You may also walk fast, but not run.
  • While walking a rider may overtake other walking participants, but under no circumstances may they overtake riding participants
  • Dismounted participants may not obstruct riding participants under any circumstances
  • The finish line can be crossed by walking or riding. The following applies: anyone who crosses the finish line walking or has a fall at the finish line will receive a 10-second penalty. It is permitted to go back again, climb up and cross the finish line while riding. In this case, the second triggering of the light barrier counts without applying the time penalty.
  • Two different routes
    • Standard: Length approx. 1km. A course for beginners. Can also be ridden with unicycles without brakes
    • Expert: Length approx. 8 km
    • Timekeeping with light barrier at the finish
    • Start category Standard: Single start approx. every 30 seconds
    • Start category Expert: Mass start.

 

Downhill

  • No regulations regarding unicycles
  • Mandatory protective clothing: Sturdy shoes, helmet, gloves, knee pads
  • On unrideable sections, the unicycle may only be pushed slowly at walking pace. It must be ensured that riders of the same level are faster when riding the passage than walkers
  • After a fall, the rider must come to a standstill as quickly as possible and may only get back on after coming to a complete standstill
  • Participants who have dismounted may under no circumstances obstruct participants who are riding
  • The finish line can be crossed by walking or riding. The following applies: anyone who crosses the finish line walking or has a fall on the finish line will receive a 10-second penalty. It is permitted to go back again, climb up and cross the finish line while riding. In this case, the second triggering of the light barrier counts without applying the time penalty.
  • Three different routes:
    • Standard: Lenght approx. 1km. A track for beginners. It can be ridden with unicycles which do not have a break mounted
    • Expert: The expert course is divided into the upper, easier part for qualification (length 1.81km), and the lower, more difficult part for the final (length 660 m; descent 193m). 50% of the participants can qualify for the final, with a minimum number of 10 men and 8 women. The previous year's winners automatically qualify for the final. The qualifying run is awarded on the basis of age groups. The final race is awarded without consideration of age groups, separately for women and men only. The best time medal of the day is awarded to the winner of the final run which may be different than the winner of the qualification.
  • Timekeeping with light barrier at the start and finish
  • Individual start: Suggested start interval:
    • Standard: approx. 60 seconds (to be determined at the start)
    • Expert: approx. 60 seconds (to be determined at the start)

 

This applies to every race: 

  • Start number must be clearly visible on the chest
  • Anyone who does not arrive at the start on time will be disqualified for the respective discipline!
  • For everything not mentioned in these rules and instructions, the currently valid IUF Rulebook applies.

 

Awards

Prizes are awarded to the first three in each age group, category and discipline.

In addition, prizes will be awarded for the best times of the day, but only in the Expert categories and without taking age groups into account.

Depending on their skill level, each participant can decide for themselves whether to take part in Expert or Standard, regardless of age.

Age categories

The following age categories are available:

  • 0-10 (born 2014 and younger)
  • 11-14 (born between 2010 and 2013)
  • 15-29 (born between 1995 and 2009)
  • 30+ (born 1994 and older)

Women and men separately.

Categories with few participants can be merged!

 

2019 Competition Rulebook

 

Conditions of participation

Conditions of participation

 

1) Eligibility to participate: The participation is only valid once the participation fee has been fully received.

2) Exclusion of liability: Participation is at the participant's own risk. Promoters, organizers, helpers and sponsors, as well as their representatives and vicarious agents are only liable for intentional or grossly negligent conduct. Any further liability is excluded. There is no insurance cover from the side of the organizer.

3) Insurance cover: Participants are strongly recommended to set up a liability and accident insurance.

4) Instructions of the organizer: The instructions of the stewards and volunteers must be followed.

5) Copyright: The photos, film recordings and interviews taken by the participants during the event may be used by print media, radio, television and other mass media as well as for advertising purposes without any claim to remuneration and for an unlimited period of time.

6) Cancellation of the race: If the event is cancelled due to force majeure, participants are not entitled to a refund of the participation fee or compensation for other expenses such as travel or accommodation costs.

7) Protective clothing: During the race, the wearing of sturdy shoes, helmets, gloves and knee pads is mandatory. The only exceptions to this are the “slow-disciplines”, where only sturdy shoes are mandatory.

8) Data protection: Each participant agrees that his/her data may be stored, electronically processed and passed on for organizational purposes (e.g. to the timekeeping team, etc.).

The participant agrees to the sending of electronic mail - including SMS - by the organizer.

The detailed data protection regulations can be found on our homepage in the "Imprint" section.

9) Withdrawal: The participation fee will be refunded on presentation of a medical certificate confirming inability to participate due to illness or accident.

10) Regulations: See menu item "Rules and categories". For everything beyond the regulations mentioned in the menu item "Rules and Categories", the latest version of the "IUF Rulebook" applies.

 

Participation fees and charges

Participation fees and charges

 

Participation fee

  • 25€ for one competition day
  • 45€ for both competition days

The entry fee includes participation in all disciplines on the respective day and a starter pack.

Payment can be made in advance by bank transfer or in cash at the registration. The bank details will be sent after completing the online registration form.

Online registration opens on Monday, the 1st of April

Registration deadline: Sunday, the 26th of May

 

Overnight stay incl. breakfast

  • 15€ per night

The price includes overnight accommodation in the sports hall or tent in the sports zone including breakfast (breakfast from 7-8am). Please bring your own tents, sleeping bags, air mattress etc. Changing rooms and showers are in the sports hall. The gym, event site and sports field are all right next to each other.

 

Festivities

Meals can be ordered at reasonable prices for the duration of the tournament, directly on site at the event site near the sports zone.

 

Accommodation and catering

Accommodation and catering

 

Accommodation

For 15€ per day we offer overnight accommodation in the sports hall or a spot for campers or tents including breakfast.

Breakfast on the sheltered event site from 7-8am.

You must bring your own air mattress, sleeping bag or bed linen.

The sports hall and the event site, where all the meals will be served, are located directly in the sports zone of the village. Changing rooms and showers are located in the sports hall.

Alternatively, there is the possibility of staying overnight in a guesthouse or hotel in the village. Here is the link to the Villandro tourist office. https://www.klausen.it/en/enjoyment-region/villanders.html

 

Catering

Meals at reasonable prices are available directly on site at the event near the sports zone.

 

List of participants

List of participants

 

No. First name Surname Nation 100m Trial Uphill Cross Country Downhill
1 Asier Fiuza Spain     Expert Expert Expert
2 Cora Schindele Germany Standard Expert   Expert Expert
3 Isabel Schindele Germany          
4 Harald Schindele Germany       Standard  
5 Henrique Carmona Spain     Expert Expert Expert
6 Sarah Baumgartner Italy Expert   Expert Expert Expert
7 Timo Hirschmann Germany   Expert Expert Expert Expert
8 Henriette Höhne Germany   Expert Expert Expert Expert
9 Paul Baumgartner Italy   Expert Expert Expert Expert
10 Štepan Toncr Czech   Expert      
11 Michael Höhne Germany     Expert Expert Expert
12 Leopold Deglmann Germany   Standard Expert Expert Expert
13 Toni Deglmann Germany   Expert Expert Expert Expert
14 Theo Heidinger Germany     Expert Expert Expert
15 Paula Heidinger Germany     Expert Expert Expert
16 Anna Troidl Germany     Expert Expert Expert
17 Lisa Roider Germany     Expert Expert Expert
18 Lena Freimuth Germany     Expert Expert Expert
19 Daniel Seibold Germany Expert Expert Expert Expert Expert
20 Annalena  Söll Germany Expert   Expert Expert Expert
21 Claudio Paganelli Italy     Expert Expert Expert
22 Christian Gander Austria     Expert   Expert
23 Johannes Baumkirchner Austria Expert Expert     Expert
24 Maksym Siegienczuk  Poland     Expert Expert Expert
25 Geraldina Lozano El Salvador      Expert Expert Expert
26 Lea Söser Austria Expert Expert Expert Expert Expert
27 Anna Söser Austria Expert Standard Expert Expert Expert
28 Christian Söser Austria          
29 Leonie Mengon Italy     Expert Expert Expert
30 Nena Niederstätter Italy Standard Standard   Standard Standard
31 Johanna Hofer Italy Standard Standard   Standard Standard
32 Hannah Moser Italy Standard Standard   Standard Standard
33 Maja Moser Italy Standard Standard   Standard Standard
34 Sara Fiorani Italy Standard Standard   Standard Standard
35 Aileen Rainalter Italy Standard Standard   Standard Standard
36 Camilla Ciocca Italy Standard Standard   Standard Standard
37 Janina Rabanser Italy Standard Standard   Standard  
38 Lena Schölzhorn Italy       Standard Standard
39 Ella Niederstätter Italy Standard        
40 Leonie Mayrhofer Italy Standard        
41 Jana Baumgartner Italy Standard     Standard  
42 Evelyn Rohn Austria Expert Expert Expert Expert Expert
43 Theo Fischer Germany Standard        
44 Ben Fischer Germany   Standard Expert Standard Standard
45 Karla Wagner Germany   Standard Expert Standard Standard
46 Sarah Lehner Germany   Standard Expert Expert Expert
47 Hannah Fischer Germany   Standard Expert Expert Expert
48 Julia Feldkircher Germany   Expert Expert Expert Expert
49 Hannah Lehner Germany     Expert Expert Expert
50 Daniela Fischer Germany   Expert Expert Expert Expert
51 Simon Thoma Germany   Expert Expert Expert Expert
52 Benjamin Fischer Germany          
53 Elke Fischer Germany          
54 Cornelia Fischer Germany          
55 Nathan Zengel USA Expert Expert Expert Expert Expert
56 Amalie Zengel Germany Standard Expert Expert Expert Expert
57 Zoe Zengel Germany Standard Standard   Standard Standard
58 Pamela Zengel Germany Standard     Standard Standard
59 Alica Brandl Germany Standard Expert Expert Expert Expert
60 Lara Brandl Germany Standard        
61 Giovanni Nebl Italy   Expert   Expert  
62 Lea Rechenburg  Germany Standard Standard   Standard Standard
63 Jan Rechenburg  Germany          
64 Stefan Brunner Italy Expert Expert Expert Expert Expert
65 Laura Stadler Italy Expert     Standard Standard
66 Domenik Altmann Germany Expert Expert Expert Expert Expert
67 Giacomo Lasta Italy Expert Expert Expert Expert Expert
68 Sandra Floriani Italy          
69 Maurizio Lasta Italy          
70 Pia Waldboth Italy Expert     Standard Standard
71 Veronika Penázová Czech          
72 Michael Rabensteiner Italy   Expert Expert Expert Expert
73 Laura Baumgartner Italy       Expert Expert
74 Lara Stocker Italy Expert     Standard Standard
75 Maya Hanifle Italy Expert   Expert Expert Expert
76 Noam Hanifle Italy Expert   Expert Expert Expert
77 Eliah Hanifle Italy Expert   Expert Standard Standard
78 Pia Castiglioni  Italy       Expert Expert
79 Eva  Castiglioni  Italy       Standard Standard
80 Greta  Kofler  Italy     Expert Expert Expert
81 Romina Mair Italy Expert   Expert Expert Expert
82 Max Grüner  Italy       Expert Expert
83 Pascal Rohn Austria       Expert Expert
84 Leopold Treitler Austria   Expert   Expert Expert
85 Lena  Keiser Germany Standard Expert   Expert Expert
86 Samuel  Fassnauer Italy Expert Expert Expert Standard Expert
87 Elsa Stainer Italy Standard     Standard Standard
88 Rosa Stainer Italy Expert     Expert Expert
89 Julian Schrott Italy   Expert Expert   Expert
90 Filippo Bubba Italy   Expert      
91 Jana Weifner Italy   Standard   Standard Standard
92 Michael Zublasing  Italy Expert   Expert Expert Expert
93 Armin Falser Italy Expert   Expert Expert Expert
94 Leonardo Stringari Italy   Standard   Standard Standard
95 Filippo Bubba Italy   Expert      
96 Anja  Simmerle  Italy Expert   Expert    
97 Marc Stecher Italy Standard Standard   Standard  
98 Anna Steiner Italy   Expert Expert   Expert
99 Elisa Senn Italy   Standard   Standard  
100 Selin  Senn Italy       Standard  
101 Milena Pfattner Italy   Expert   Standard  
102 Marie Anranter Italy       Standard  
103 Greta Fent Italy Expert   Expert Standard Expert
104 Julia Gasser Italy   Standard   Standard  
105 Aaron Schrott Italy   Expert Expert   Expert
106 Clara Johanna Hacker-Dietl Austria Standard Standard Expert Standard Standard
107 David Hacker Austria          
108 Stefan Rabensteiner Italy Expert Expert Expert Expert Expert
109 David Mayr Austria Expert Expert Expert Expert Expert
110 Katrin Mayr Austria Expert Standard Expert Expert Expert