Programme
Assembly: 8h-16h
Starts: 10h-14h
Prize-giving : 14h30
Courses close: 2 hours after the last start
Venue
Place: Eygliers/Cité de Mont-Dauphin
GPS coordinates:
44°40’13.8″N 6°37’28.9″E
44.670505, 6.624693
Signage:
Junction N94 with Rue Catinat at Eygliers Gare
GPS: 44.676669 / 6.616701
Parking: Please be sure to follow the instructions given by the volunteers in charge of parking management!
Arena layout
Distance Car parks – Arena: 0 to 600m
Distance Arena – Starts: 250m
Services:
– Food and drink stall, run by the Eygliers fête committee
Tarifs buvette CF EYGLIERS-1
– Restaurants, craft shops, sale of local produce
– Orienteering kit traders
– WC close to start and on arena[V1]
– Childcare:
From 1 year, specify details when registering.
For very young children: plan the necessary equipment (buggy/stroller, blanket, baby bottles ….) and give information on how they should be used.
For reasons of food safety (allergy, intolerance …), children will not be fed, but they can obviously eat meals prepared by their parents.
Race
Race format: Sprint
Organizer: PACA Orienteering League
Race directors: Pierre DELENNE, Céline DODIN
Course planner: Pierre DELENNE
FFCO Advisor / IOF Advisor: Jean-Philippe STEFANINI
Referee: Eric MERMIN
Controller: Jean-Philippe STEFANINI
SI: Richard HEYRIES
Map: Mont-Dauphin (scale: 1/4.000, contours: 2.5m, map by Pierre DELENNE (survey: 2019), mapping adviser Matthieu PUECH))
Terrain: military buildings and areas, gardens and urban
Special details:
No embargo
The race area is out of bounds to runners before the race
Please follow the ‘Race area, no access to runners’ signs.
The race area is a Vauban fortress with many special features.
Here are a few examples with how they are shown on the map:
High wall, represented by symbol 521.1, enlarged 2x
Tunnels, represented by symbol 518.1 and overprinted with symbol 708.1 in purple
Bridges, represented by symbol 512.1 (you can go under them)
Staircases within ramparts
90% of the race will take place over natural terrain (grass, heathland) and 10% on tarmac.
The end of the race (last 300 metres) is in the forest.
Cars are allowed within the fortress. Respect the highway code (you do not have priority) and pay attention to vehicles, particularly when going through the north and south gates of the fortress.
The ramparts are very steep. So take care if you are running nearby!
And be careful – there are a very large number of controls. It would be a pity to mispunch on the first day!
Toilets on the arena only.
Courses and expected times:
Tableau distances circuits Etape 1
