8 December 2013Park of Friendship - Belgrade, Serbia

belgrade2013.com

MEDIAGUIDE

CONTENTS

1. ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE1.1 European Athletics Council

1.2. European Athletics Delegates

1.3. European Athletics Office

1.4. Executive Board of the

Athletic Federation of Serbia

1.5. Local Organising Committee

1.6. Press Organisation

2. GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT BELGRADE2.1 Host City Belgrade

2.2 Business Hours Shops, Government

Offices, Banks

3. ARRIVALS3.1 Arrival by Air

3.2 Visa Requirements

4. ACCOMMODATION4.1 Information Desk

5. MEDIA ACCREDITATION5.1 Accreditation Procedure

5.2 Accreditation Centre

5

7

9

10

11

8. OMEGA

9. CEREMONIES9.1 Opening Ceremony

9.2 Victory Ceremonies

9.3 Closing Ceremony/ Flag Handover

10. USEFUL CONTACT

7. COMPETITION7.1 Participating Federations

7.2 Event Format

15

16

18

18

belgrade2013.com

6. MEDIA SERVICES6.1 Media Centre

6.2 Media Tribune

6.3 Photographers’ Briefing

6.4 Press Conference

6.5 Mixed Zone and Flash Interview Service

6.6 Transportation Services

6.7 Schedule of Key Activities

6.8 Telecommunication Services

12

11. APPENDICES 19

WELCOME MESSAGE EUROPEAN ATHLETICS PRESIDENT

WELCOME MESSAGE ATHLETIC FEDERATION OF SERBIA PRESIDENT

3

4

3belgrade2013.com

WELCOME MESSAGE EUROPEAN ATHLETICS PRESIDENT

I am very happy that Belgrade will host the 2013 SPAR European Cross Country Championships. The Athletics Federation of Serbia has presented an excellent proposal to European Athletics for a great city centre course and we are looking

thforward to a memorable 20 edition of the championships.

It will be the first time Serbia will have hosted the SPAR European Cross Country thChampionships the 15 nation to stage the event since it was inaugurated in 1994 –

and I am confident that the local organising committee are doing their utmost to ensure a successful event takes place in December 2013.

Athletics is a popular sport in Serbia with the country boasting some excellent athletes who have enjoyed many recent successes on the international stage and we hope this translates to a well-received event among fans of our sport.

The discipline of cross country is growing to be an ever more important part of athletics during the winter months. Cross country brings together athletes from the middle distances up to the marathon in the same race and provides a special challenge as the running surface can change according to the weather conditions.

The SPAR European Cross Country Championships are always an exciting and interesting competition, with the added dimension of also being a team event. The combination of the fantastic city of Belgrade surrounding the course will provide a memorable experience for athletes, officials and fans alike.

I would like to thank in advance the Athletics Federation of Serbia, the Belgrade 2013 local organising committee and city of Belgrade for their hard work now and in the future with regards to the organisation of the championships. We know the federations are becoming experienced organisers of European Athletics events.

I would also like to thank the media, officials, athletes and our stakeholders for all their support.

I hope that Belgrade 2013 continues the success story of the SPAR European Cross Country Championships and I look forward to meeting Europe’s cross country family in December 2013 in Serbia.

HansjörgWirzEuropean Athletics President

belgrade2013.com4

WELCOME MESSAGE ATHLETIC FEDERATION OF SERBIA PRESIDENT

In my role as President of the Athletic Federation of Serbia, I have a great honour and thprivilege to welcome all of you to Belgrade for the 20 SPAR European Cross Country

Championships . This highly regarded competition is one of the most prominent events in our sport and you can take my word as a guarantee that Belgrade is ready to be the best host anyone can hope for. This Championships is the most significant athletics competition that Belgrade has organised since 1969, so you can be sure we are taking this opportunity extremely seriously and working very hard to complete all the preparations in time.

Our recent track record regarding organisation of international athletic events is quite impressive. In 2009, Serbia hosted the European Athletics Junior Championship,

ndfollowed by the European Athletics Team Championships 2 League and the European Athletics Convention in 2010 and European Athletics Team Championships in 2011. We see the upcoming SPAR European Cross Country Championships as the crown of our efforts to revive athletics in our country and put Serbia on the map of European sports, where it rightfully belongs. Based on the previous experiences, we firmly believe that our organisational capacities are sufficient to handle this responsibility in appropriate manner and all of you will be in position to evaluate our hospitality, level of technical aptitude and dedication to precision and punctuality.

It is our hope that the organisation of a major event like the one European Athletics entrusted us with can be a key driver of athletics popularity in the country and can bring us in closer contact with the larger European family of sports professionals and enthusiasts. You can be assured that the Athletic Federation of Serbia, along with countless employees and volunteers engaged on this task, will do everything within our power to make your stay at the SPAR European Cross Country Championships worth remembering.

I look forward to meeting all of you in Belgrade and showing you the best contemporary Serbia has to offer.

Sincerely,

Veselin JevrosimovićAthletic Federation of Serbia President

belgrade2013.com 5

1. ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE

President Hansjörg Wirz (SUI)Vice Presidents José Luis de Carlos (ESP) Karel Pilny (CZE) Jean Gracia (FRA)Director General Christian Milz (SUI)

Council Members Francesco Arese (ITA) Sylvia Barlag (NED) Jonas Egilsson (ISL) Liam Hennessy (IRL) Frank Hensel (GER) Dobromir Karamarinov (BUL) Toralf Nilsson (SWE) Erki Nool (EST) Antti Pihlakoski (FIN) Jorge Salcedo (POR) Gabriela Szabo (ROU) Salih Munir Yaras (TUR) Vadim Zelichenok (RUS) IAAF President (ex officio member) Lamine Diack (SEN)

European Athletics Honorary Life President Carl-Olaf Homén (FIN)

1.1 European Athletics Council

Vice President José Luis de Carlos (ESP)Technical Delegate Massimo Magnani (ITA)Doping Control Delegate Frederic Depiesse (FRA)Event Presentation Consultant Pavel Prusa (CZE)Jury of Appeal (3) (to be appointed with a fourth replacement at the Technical Meeting)

1.2 European Athletics Delegates

European Athletics OfficeAvenue Louis Ruchonnet, 181003 LausanneSwitzerlandTel. : +41 21 313 43 50Fax: +41 21 313 43 51Email: office@european–athletics.org

1.3 European Athletics Office

Veselin Jevrosimović – PresidentSnežana Pajkić – Vice PresidentCouncil Members:Stevan ZorićJovan ŠurbatovićIvan PavlovićRatomir MaksimovićDragan PešikanMiroslav NikolićGoran KarićMiroslav KuburićRanko SočanacBranko RadujkoSlobodan Branković – General Secretary

1.4. Executive Board of the Athletics Federation of Serbia

belgrade2013.com6

LOC President Slobodan Branković

LOC Vice President Snežana Pajkić

LOC Vice President Aca Kovačević

Event Co-ordinator Ana Todorić

Competition Director Milena Acić Zarić

Deputy Competition Director Predrag Momirović

Protocol and Ceremonies Olga Vasiljević

Transport Marko Vasić

Logistics Nenad Milošević

Accommodation Sandro Romanić

IT and Accreditation Nikola Bilanović

Media Centre Aleksandar Simić

Finance Manager Dragan Zarić

Marketing Tatjana Kuzmanović

Publications Vladimir Ilić

Serbian Anti Doping Agency Dr Marija Andjelković

Medical Dr Nikola Čikirz

Judges and Referees Nebojša Zdravković

Website Katarina Branković

Volunteers Mina Pejnović

1.5. Local Organising Committee

Belgrade lies at the crossing of the communication lines between Eastern and Western

Europe, on the Balkan Peninsula. It rises on the banks of the Sava and the Danube and

the two rivers run along three sides of the city.

The geographic coordinate of Belgrade are:

- 44049'14'' North geographic latitude,

- 20027'44'' East geographic longitude,

- average elevation 116,75 m .

Belgrade, the capital of Serbia, is the third largest city in South-eastern Europe after

Istanbul and Athens.

Just over 1,700,000 people live in it. Belgrade is the city of youth. More than 40% of its

citizens are between 15 and 44 years of age.

All citizens of Belgrade love to talk of the spirit of the city. Open and ever ready for fun,

many Belgraders will claim to be true hedonists – and many of them really are –

knowing all there is to know about good food, wine and music.

2. GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT BELGRADE

belgrade2013.com 7

Head Press Officer & Media Centre ManagerAleksandar Simić+38163338470; aleksandar.simic@studiob.rs

Photographers' ManagerNovak Đurović+381656400444; novak.djurovic@yahoo.com

TV Host BroadcasterRTS - Radio-Television of Serbia (Serbian Broadcasting Corporation)Marija Gligorijevićint.coord@rts.rs

European Athletics Communication Manager James Mulligan+41 79 694 48 29; james.mulligan@european-athletics.org

TV & Technology Consultant Nicolas Launois+41 79 820 00 61; nicolas.launois@european-athletics.org

1.6. Press Organisation

2.1 Host City Belgrade

The citizens of Belgrade like all sorts of things: pleasant conversations and long walks,

drinking their morning coffee or days off work, they also love it when they find freshly

baked warm bread in the local bakery. They like being in motion and therefore the

streets, walkways, cafes and restaurants are always filled with people. More

importantly, Belgraders like everyone, so get to know Belgrade by getting to know

Belgraders!

TERRITORY2The urban core of Belgrade, encompasses an area of 36 km , and the total municipal

2territory amounts to 322 km .

Administratively, Belgrade is subdivided into 17 municipalities:

- 10 urban (Čukarica, Novi Beograd, Palilula, Rakovica, Savski venac, Stari grad,

Voždovac, Vračar, Zemun and Zvezdara),

- 7 suburban (Barajevo, Grocka, Lazarevac, Obrenovac, Mladenovac, Sopot and

Surčin).

CLIMATE

The Belgrade climate is moderate continental, with four seasons. The average annual oair temperature is 11,90 C autumn is longer than spring, with lengthy sunny and warm

periods (Indian summer). Winter is not particularly harsh, and averages 21 one days with

below zero temperatures. January is the coldest month of the year with an average O

temperature of 0,4 C. Spring is rather short and rainy. Summer starts abruptly. The hottest O Omonths are July (21,7 C) and August (21,3 C).

Belgrade has a characteristic south-eastern and eastern wind called "košava", which

brings fair and dry weather. It is most frequent in the fall and winter, lasting for 2-3 days.

The average “košava” speed is 25-43 km/h, particularly when there is a high air pressure

over Ukraine and Bessarabia, and low pressure over the Adriatic Sea.

Belgrade has an annual average of 139 days with precipitation, including 27 days of

snow. The most intense precipitations are in May and June, and in February they are the

least. One-day rains are most frequent. The annual average of precipitations is 667,9

mm. The snow blanket averages 30 to 44 days, and its average thickness is 14-25 cm. The oaverage temperature in December is 6.2 C

POPULATION

According to the 1991 census, the Belgrade urban area has a population of 1.168.454,

and together with the suburban areas the capital city has a population of 1.602.226.

Estimates are that Belgrade now has more than 2.000.000 inhabitants. As a result of its

stormy past, many nations have been living in Belgrade for centuries, and Serbs are the

majority (86%).

TIME ZONE

Belgrade lies in the central European time zone CET (GMT+1 hour). The summer daylight

saving time is from the end of March to the end of October (GMT+2 hours).

belgrade2013.com8

3. ARRIVALS

belgrade2013.com 9

WORKING HOURS

Banks and post offices:- working days 09:00-17:00- Saturdays 08:00-15:00- Sundays only those on dutyGroceries:- working days 06:30-20:00 (some also until 21:00)- Saturdays 06:30-18:00 (some also until 21:00)- Sundays 07:00-11:00 (some also until 13:00)Markets:- every day 06:00-17:00Shops in shopping malls:- working days 09:00-22:00Department stores:.- working days 08:00-20:00- Saturdays 08:00-15:00- Sundays closedDrugstores:- open 00:00-24:00

CURRENCY

The official currency is the dinar (RSD) and 1 dinar consists of 100 para.Coins: 1, 2, 5, 10 and 20 dinarsPaper bills: 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, 500, 1000, 2000 and 5000 dinars

Currency exchange is performed by:- all the banks- all the post offices- exchange offices

2.2 Business Hours Shops, Government Offices, Banks

3.1 Arrival by Air

The official airport is “Nikola Tesla” International Airport (Belgrade) which is situated 15km from the competition venue “Park of Friendship”.The Welcome Desk is situated in departure exit at the airport and will be open from Thursday 5 to Sunday 8 December from 08:00 to 22:00 (depending on travel schedules).Media representatives will be escorted to the official buses by the welcome desk staff and taken to the media hotel, approximately 25min from the airport.

belgrade2013.com10

The following countries require visas to enter Serbia should obtain them from the Serbian Embassy or Consulate in their country: Azerbaijan, Armenia, Georgia, Moldova

In case of problems please contact the Local Organising Committee:Dragana Nestorović asj@eunet.rs

3.2 Visa Requirements

4. ACCOMMODATION

The media hotel for the SPAR European Cross Country Championships Belgrade 2013 is Tulip Inn Belgrade Hotel, which is located 10 minutes from the competition venue.

Hotel Tulip Inn Belgrade Palmira Toljatija 9+381 11 2259999 +381 11 2259888www.tulipinnputnikbelgrade.com

There is Wi-Fi available in the hotel so journalists can do their work during the days leading up to the competition. Parking is available at the hotel free of charge for hotel guests.

An Information Desk will be located in the lobby of the hotel with qualified personnel offering relevant information about all aspects of the SPAR European Cross Country Championships Belgrade 2013.

Opening hours:Friday 6 December 07:30-22:00Saturday 7 December 07:30-22:00Sunday 8 December 07:30-22:00Monday 9 December 07:30-22:00

4.1 Information Desks

Each media representative will receive an accreditation card, which must be worn at

all times and should be clearly visible. Security personnel will control all areas. The

accreditation is not transferable and does not allow the holder to take another person

beyond checkpoints. Photos are not required for the accreditation card system.

Accreditation cards will be prepared in advance of the event, based on the

information provided by the journalists in the online accreditation procedure.

For those staying at the official Media Hotel and havign settled hotel payment,

accreditation cards will be distributed at the LOC Information Desk located in the

lobby of the Tulip Inn Hotel. Those not staying in the official Media Hotel and/or not

having settled hotel payment are kindly requested to pick up their accreditation at the

Main Accreditation Centre located at the Hyatt Regency Belgrade Hotel (Milentija

Popovica 5). Any lost or damaged accreditation cards should be reported to the LOC

Information Desk. Duplicate cards can be obtained where proof of identity can be

established. A description of the accreditation system is included on the back of the

accreditation card. All media accreditation cards will allow access to the Media

Centre, Media Tribune and Mixed Zone. This card will also give access to a Refreshment

Area installed at the Media Centre.

The Main Accreditation Centre (Hyatt Regency Belgrade Hotel, level -1) will be open

as follows:

Thursday 5 December 09:00-18:00

Friday 6 December 08:00-22:00

Saturday 7 December 08:00-22:00

Sunday 8 December 07:00-14:00

*There will be an additional accreditation centre located in the LOC office at the competition venue to be used

only for urgent request on Sunday.

5. MEDIA ACCREDITATION

5.1 Accreditation procedure

belgrade2013.com 11

5.2 Accreditation Centre

belgrade2013.com12

The Media Centre will be located in the Park of Friendship and will consist of an

Information Desk and a working room for media.

The opening hours of the Media Centre are as follows:

Saturday 7 December 09:30 – 17:00

Sunday 8 December 08:00 – 17:00

Working Area - For all working stations, power is electric power – 220 volts/AC 50 cycles.

The LOC will not provide adapters.

Event information - Pigeon holes for the following information: start lists, results, flash

interviews, statistical and general information, jury of appeal decisions.

Note: The whole area is a non smoking zone.

6. MEDIA SERVICES

6.1 Media centre

The Media Tribune will be located close to the finish line and in front of the video board.

Official results of each race and flash interviews with the medallists will be also

distributed in the tribune.

The media tribune has fully equipped seats for 45 journalists. For TV/Radio there are 10

positions.

Each media desk is equipped with an electricity socket (220 volts). There will be free

internet in the Media Tribune. Seats will be allocated by European Athletics/LOC. Seats

are allocated as per the Media Tribune seating plan, which will be available in the

Media Centre as well as at the entrance of the Media Tribune. Commentator’s

Information System (CIS): Monitors and CIS terminals will be available. Some will be

available in the Media Centre and the Mixed Zone as well.

Refreshments: A refreshment area will be available in the Media Centre.

6.2 Media Tribune

The photographers' briefing will be held on Sunday 8 December at 08:30 in the Media

Centre. The photographers’ bibs will be distributed during the meeting.

6.3 Photographers' Briefing

6.4 Press Conference

belgrade2013.com 13

The official European Athletic/LOC press conference will take place on Saturday 7

December at 13:00 in Belgrade City Hall and will consist of members of European

Athletics and the LOC and also with outstanding athletes set to take part in the

competition.

6.5 Mixed Zone and Flash Interview Service

The Mixed Zone where media representatives meet participating athletes will be

located close to the finish line. There will be a dedicated Mixed Zone for TV right holders

and for the rest of the accredited media. Immediately after each victory ceremony

the flash interview team will hold interviews with all the medallists in the championships.

These interviews will be distributed on information sheets to the media and will be

posted on the European Athletics and LOC website. It is up to the athlete to decide

whether he or she will give an interview.

6.6 Transport Services

Saturday 7 December

From Tulip Inn Hotel to Media Centre 09:20

From Tulip Inn Hotel to Press Conference 12:20

From Media Centre to Press Conference 12:30

From Press Conference to Media Centre 14:30

From Press Conference to Tulip Inn Hotel 14:30

From Media Centre to Tulip Inn Hotel 17:00

Sunday 8 December

From Tulip Inn Hotel to Media Centre 08:00 - 08:30 - 09:00 - 09:30

From Media Centre to Tulip Inn Hotel 15:30 - 16:00 - 16:30 - 17:00

6.7 Schedule of Key Activities

Saturday 7 December

09:30-17:00 Media Centre open

13:00 European Athletics/LOC press conference in Belgrade City Hall

Sunday 8 December

08:00-17:00 Media Centre open

08:30 Photographers' Briefing, Media Centre

09:45 Opening Ceremony SPAR European Cross Country Championships 2013

10:00 SPAR European Cross Country Championships 2013

belgrade2013.com14

6.8 Telecommunication Services

There will be a wireless network available in the Media Centre and in the Media

Tribune. This service is free of charge.

WEBSITE

For up-to-date information regarding the SPAR European Cross Country

Championships Belgrade 2013 visit our website www.belgrade2013.com or the

European Athletics website www.european-athletics.org.

The medals of the SPAR European Cross Country Championships 2013 designed by

Mr. Nikola Bogdanović

Front Back

7. COMPETITION

7.1 Participating Federations (based on the preliminary entries)

belgrade2013.com 15

SeniorM

SeniorW

U23M

U23W

JuniorM

JuniorW

ARM 1 0 0 0 0 0

AUT 4 0 0 1 1 1

AZE 0 0 0 1 0 0

BEL 5 2 3 2 4 2

BIH 1 4 1 1 4 4

BLR 1 0 0 3 1 0

BUL 2 2 1 1 2 2

CRO 4 4 1 1 4 4

CZE 1 4 1 1 4 0

DEN 6 6 2 0 2 6

ESP 4 4 4 4 4 4

EST 1 1 4 1 0 1

FIN 1 1 0 0 0 3

FRA 6 6 6 6 6 4

GBR 6 6 6 6 6 6

GEO 0 0 1 1 0 0

GER 3 3 6 6 6 6

HUN 0 0 0 1 5 1

IRL 6 6 6 0 6 6

ITA 6 6 6 6 6 6

LAT 3 3 3 3 0 0

MKD 2 1 3 0 1 0

MNE 0 1 0 0 0 0

NED 1 1 1 4 1 1

NOR 1 1 6 0 6 4

POL 0 0 5 0 5 5

POR 6 6 6 4 6 4

ROU 1 5 1 5 5 5

RUS 3 0 5 5 5 5

SLO 2 1 4 1 4 3

SRB 4 4 4 4 4 4

SUI 3 0 2 2 3 1

SVK 1 1 0 0 1 1

SWE 2 0 0 1 4 6

TUR 5 1 5 5 5 5

UKR 1 1 4 2 4 4

Total 92 81 97 78 115 104

The SPAR European Cross Country Championships is held annually and comprises of an

individual as well as a team competition for both men and women. There are six

championships races: Senior Men, Senior Women, Under 23 Men, Under 23 Women,

Junior Men and Junior Women.

Entries & Scoring

There shall be separate team championships for each race, in which each European

Athletics. Member Federation may enter 1 (one) team. A maximum of 8 (eight)

athletes in each event may be entered per Member Federation, of which a maximum

of 6 (six) may participate. Each team’s score shall be determined by the aggregate of

the finishing positions achieved by its 4 (four) best placed athletes. If two or more

athletes tie for a place in any event, the attributable points shall be divided equally

between them. A team with fewer than 4 (four) finishing athletes shall not be counted

in the teams classification. A separate classification of all athletes in each event shall

be compiled and the championship determined accordingly.

7.2 Event format

belgrade2013.com16

8. OMEGA

OMEGA provides world-class timekeeping for Europe’s cross country athletes

OMEGA looks forward to bringing its unparalleled sports timekeeping expertise to

Belgrade for the 20th SPAR European Cross Country Championships.

OMEGA has been involved in athletics timekeeping for more than 80 years. In 1932, its

pocket watch chronographs were already considered the most reliable instruments

available for measuring world-class performance at sporting events and OMEGA’s

reputation was such that the International Olympic Committee (IOC) asked the firm to

supply all sports timing devices for use at the Olympic Games to be held that year in Los

Angeles. The company was happy to oblige, and delivered 30 OMEGA chronographs,

accompanied by an expert watchmaker, to ensure precise timekeeping and reliable

results from all the competitions. OMEGA has continued to develop and deliver state-

of-the-art sports timing and measurement systems ever since, and at the London 2012

Olympic Games, it assumed the Official Timekeeper role for the 25th time. Preparations

are well underway for the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games and the Rio 2016 Olympic

Games.

Every year, OMEGA’s experts deploy teams of timekeeping professionals to sporting

events around the world, armed with a veritable arsenal of advanced sports

timekeeping and measurement equipment. Their innovative systems include starting

blocks and false-start detection systems and the latest photo-finish cameras for the

sprints and middle-distance events, as well as height and distance measurement

devices for field disciplines.

OMEGA records and displays the results with the world’s best equipment

OMEGA’s official timekeepers ensure timely delivery of the official results to everyone

involved in the competitions they support. At the events it serves, OMEGA is also

responsible for the competitor displays for the athletes and their support teams along

with the public displays to spectators at each venue. The official results are also

delivered in real time to broadcast, network and print media who in turn relay results

and commentary to remote audiences around the world.

Though each event requires a specific configuration of precisely tuned devices and

systems, perhaps the most famous of OMEGA’s timekeeping inventions is the photo-

finish camera. First developed for use at the London 1948 Olympic Games, these

cameras solved the problem of grouped finishes by enabling judges to separate the

winners from the runners-up. The OMEGA Scan’O’Vision cameras have evolved

continuously over the years and the current version, the Scan’O’Vision Star, provides

more than 2000 high-definition images of the participants as they cross the finish line.

OMEGA and athletics

While the number and variety of events make the Olympic Games the most famous,

complex and challenging of world championships, OMEGA’s track and field

timekeeping experts are busy every year at competitions around the world. Along with

the 2013 European Athletics Indoor, Under 23, Junior, Team and Cross Country

Championships, OMEGA has continued its relationship with the IAAF Diamond League,

serving as Official Timekeeper at its meets in the 2013 season.

OMEGA wishes the talented athletes participating in the SPAR European Cross Country

Championships an excellent event. We look forward to recording their record-setting

performances!

17belgrade2013.com

The Opening Ceremony is scheduled at 09:45 at the competition venue. The

ceremony will consist of the country flags parade and opening speeches from the

European Athletics and LOC Presidents.

9. CEREMONIES

9.1 Opening Ceremony

18

In each event, the individual winner, second placed and third placed shall receive

gold, silver and bronze medals respectively.

For the winner, second and third in each team event, the 4 (four) scoring members as

well as non scoring members who completed the race shall attend the ceremony and

receive medals.

9.2 Victory Ceremonies

The closing ceremony will take place immediately after the last victory ceremony and

will consist of the handover of the European Athletics flag to the organisers of the 2014

edition of the SPAR European Cross Country Championships taking place in Samokov/

Bulgaria.

9.3 Closing Ceremony / Flag Handover

Emergency:

Ambulance: 194

Emergency Number for Fire: 193

Police: 192

Auto Club: 1987

Transport:

Airport "Nikola Tesla": +381 11 209 40 00

Railways Serbia: +381 11 360 28 99

Bus station Beograd: +381 11 262 71 46

Tourist Organisation Belgrade: +381 0800 110 011

Taxi:

Naxis Taxi: +381 19804

10. USEFUL CONTACTS

belgrade2013.com

11. APPENDICES

Appendix 1- Competition Table

Opening Ceremony 09:45

Junior Women 10:00

Junior Women Victory Ceremony- Individual 10:24

Junior Women Victory Ceremony- Team 10:31

Junior Men 10:43

Junior Men Victory Ceremony- Individual 11:11

Junior Men Victory Ceremony- Team 11:18

U23 Women 11:30

U23 Women Victory Ceremony- Individual 12:00

U23 Women Victory Ceremony- Team 12:07

U23 Men 12:19

U23 Men Victory Ceremony- Individual 12:53

U23 Men Victory Ceremony- Team 13:00

Senior Women 13:12

Senior Women Victory Ceremony- Individual 13:50

Senior Women Victory Ceremony- Team 13:57

Senior Men 14:09

Senior Men Victory Ceremony- Individual 14:49

Senior Men Victory Ceremony- Team 14:56

Closing Ceremony 15:08

19belgrade2013.com

20

Date City/Country Senior U23 Junior Total Country

M W M W M W

10.12.1994 Alnwick/GBR 103 77 180 23

02.12.1995 Alnwick/GBR 106 80 186 23

15.12.1996 Charleroi/BEL 100 75 38 37 250 25

14.12.1997 Oeiras/POR 83 55 58 56 252 26

13.12.1998 Ferrara/ITA 79 60 78 70 287 26

12.12.1999 Velenje/SLO 79 62 104 87 332 27

10.10.2000 Malmö /SWE 83 67 93 85 328 31

09.12.2001 Thun/SUI 75 80 90 83 328 27

08.12.2002 Medulin/CRO 83 74 92 92 91 432 27

14.12.2003 Edinburgh/GBR 73 62 94 76 305 27

12.12.2004 Heringsdorf/GER 89 76 107 89 361 27

11.12.2005 Tilburg/NED 90 74 104 82 350 27

10.12.2006 S.Giorgo/ITA 65 59 82 64 107 9 386 30

09.12.2007 Toro/ESP 57 46 77 67 89 87 423 26

14.12.2008 Brussels/BEL 77 65 85 66 94 81 468 33

13.12.2009 Dublin/IRL 65 51 81 61 89 76 423 30

12.12.2010 Albufeira/POR 74 49 102 64 104 75 468 34

11.12.2011 Velenje/SLO 97 85 107 72 116 93 570 34

09.12.2012 Budapest/HUN 99 60 105 70 128 100 562 35

Appendix 2 - Participating Figures

Individuals

Senior Men Andrea Lalli (ITA)

Senior Women Fionnuala Britton (IRL)

U23 Men Henrik Ingebrigtsen (NOR)

U23 Women Jess Coulson (GBR)

Junior Men Szymon Kulka (POL)

Junior Women Amela Terzic (SRB)

belgrade2013.com

Winners of the SPAR European Cross Country Championships 2012 Budapest (HUN):

Teams

Senior Men Spain

Senior Women Ireland

U23 Men France

U23 Women Russia

Junior Men Russia

Junior Women Great Britain & NI

Appendix 3 - Venue Map

TV

Audience

heig

ht in

metr

es

Team

sD

rop-o

ff / P

ick-

up

Warm

-up A

rea

Team

s Tent

VIP

Tribune

Media

Tribune

Euro

pean

Ath

letics C

lub

Mix

ed Z

one

FIN

ISH

Euro

pean

Ath

letic

s O

ffice

VIP

& M

edia

Park

ing

KIT

Colle

ctio

n

Are

aV

ideo S

creen

LO

C O

ffice

Public

Park

ing

Medic

al C

entr

eP

hoto

gra

phers

Pla

tform

Jury

of A

ppeal +

Technic

al D

ele

gate

Room

Sw

iss

Tim

ing

Room

Media

Centr

eV

icto

ry C

ere

mony

Pre

para

tion R

oom

Event P

rese

nta

tion

Managem

ent

VIP

& M

edia

Dro

p-o

ff / P

ick-

up

Call

Room

Vic

tory

Cere

mony

Podiu

mT

V C

om

pound

Coach

es

Zone

STA

RT

TIC

+ C

opy R

oom

Dopin

g C

ontr

ol

Sta

tion

1 2 3 4 5 6

713

19

25

814

20

26

915

21

27

10

16

22

28

11

17

23

29

12

18

24

VE

NU

E S

TR

UC

TU

RE

S

Audience

belgrade2013.com 21

INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS

HOST INSTITUTIONS

A T L E T S K I

S A V E Z

S R B I J E

european-athletics.org

NATIONAL SUPPLIERS