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May 2013 INTRODUCTION Wakeboard 2020 IWWF TEAM Name Country Role Kuno Ritschard SUI IWWF President Elected 2001 President European Confederation 19982001 Secretary General European Conf 19921998 ID: 791147

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Presentation to the IOC Executive BoardMay 2013

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INTRODUCTIONWakeboard 2020

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IWWF TEAM

Name

Country

Role

Kuno Ritschard

SUI

IWWF President

Elected 2001President European Confederation 1998-2001Secretary General European Conf. 1992-1998Director Swiss Waterski Federation 1981-2001Director Swiss Squash Federation 1981-2001Member Swiss National Waterski Team 1961-66Gillian Hill GBRIWWF Secretary GeneralElected 2005CEO British Waterski & Wakeboard for 30 yearsOrganiser of 6 World ChampionshipsOrganiser of European and World Cup Events

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IWWF TEAM

Name

Country

Role

Andres

Botero

COLIWWF Emeritus PresidentIWWF International Hall of FameIWWF President 1991-2001Minister of Sport – ColombiaIOC MemberPast Colombia Olympic Committee PresidentTen-Time National Waterski ChampionDes Burke-Kennedy IRLIWWF Media & Marketing DirectorWorld Cup OrganiserCampaign Chairman – NCB Maxi Yacht Whitbread Round the World RaceTeam Manager – Red Arrow Motor RacingPresident Irish Waterski & Wakeboard Federation CEO – Multi National Corps / UK, Canada, Ireland

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IWWF TEAM

Name

Country

Role

Argyrios

Daskalopoulos

SINAthlete – National ChampionCertified Cable Wakeboard CoachFormula 1 – Senior Officer & Sports Division Singapore Tourism BoardVarna Laco CROIWWF Chairman Cable Wakeboard World CouncilElected 2008Organiser of 20+ International competitionsGeneral Manager Cable Krk sports centreVice-President Croatian Waterski FederationInternational Cable Wakeboard Scorer

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IWWF STRUCTURE

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IWWF STRUCTURE5 Confederations

AfricaThe AmericasAsia

Europe

Oceania

92 Member Federations

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IWWF STRUCTURE

SPORTS DIVISION COUNCILS

Barefoot,

Cableski

, Cable Wakeboard, Disabled, Racing, Tournament, Wakeboard

Total of 9 representatives and 3 alternates from the different Confederations plus the athlete(s) representative(s).

Chairman elected from among themselves.

ATHLETES COMMISSION

2 athletes from Tournament and 1 athlete from each of the other disciplines, elected at their biannual World Championships.

Chairman elected from among themselves.

COMMITTEES

Established by the Executive Board or the Bureau.

Anti Doping, Cable Development, Coaching, Environment, Hall of Fame, Marketing & Media, Medical and Safety, Multi Sport Games, Show Skiing, University, Women and Sport, Waterski & Wakeboard World Cup

Chairman appointed by EB.

EXECUTIVE BOARD

 

The 8 members of the

Bureau, 1 representative

from each

Confederation (delegated

from the Confederations)

 

Chairman from each

Sports Division Council

 

2 Athletes

representatives (elected

by the Athletes Commission)

 

CONGRESS

Meeting of Member

Federations and

Executive Board

taking place

every two years

BUREAU

 

President, Secretary General, Treasurer (all

proposed by Member

Federations and

elected by Congress)

 

5

Vice-Presidents (elected

by Member Federations of each Confederation

)

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CABLEWAY DEVELOPMENT

Cableways 2013 : 63 Countries / 435 Systems

Cableways 2020

(

est

) :

100/120 Countries / Over 1,000 Systems

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CABLEWAY DEVELOPMENTActive Participants :

10 MILLION ON ALL 5 CONTINENTS

Beijing Rowing Lake

Barcelona Rowing Lake

Existing venue can be used

Signed agreement to share the facility with FISA is still in force

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WHAT IS A CABLEWAY?5 pylon construction

: Cable length of 600 – 900m2 pylon construction

Cable length 60m – 300m

For beginner and pro-rider alike

Can be used for wakeboarding, waterskiing,

kneeboarding

– and snow skiing / snow boarding

On natural and artificial lakes, rivers and the sea

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WHAT IS A CABLEWAY?Adaptable to different environmental conditions

High recreational value High Return on Investment

Environment friendly

Improvement of water quality due to oxygen inflow

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OLYMPIC VENUE LAYOUT

Judges Stand

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OLYMPIC VENUECompetition lake, with 5 pylons

Warm-up lake, with 2 pylons

Competition course includes open water and obstacles

Overall dimensions with Grandstands and access ways 377m

x

236m

Constant speed of 30 km/h

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FUNDING

5 Pylon System: € 350k

2 Pylon System: € 35k

TOTAL COSTS

including obstacles, general facilities,

temporary grandstands, excl. land:

€ 1.25 million.

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BEIJING OLYMPIC ROWING LAKE

Cable

System Design

Cableway

Layout on

Shunyi

Olympic Rowing lakeAll pylons are placed outside the water area to allow for multi-use

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KICKER

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SLIDER

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PIPE

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FUNBOX

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BUTTERBOX

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STAIRSET POOL

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ELEPHANT

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EQUIPMENT

Wakeboard

Vest

Helmet

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COMPETITION FORMAT

Athlete quota: 30 men and 30 womenClearly defined selection rules

15 International Officials

10 National Officials

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JUDGING / SCORINGA chief judge plus

six judges Freeride

format, subjective judging, no predetermined points for tricks , single score from 0 -100 based on technical performance and impression

Seven scores, the highest and the lowest score are removed and

average score calculated

Result announced within 60 seconds of each performance

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EVENT SCHEDULE

Day 1Qualification rounds women and men300 minutes

 

Day 2

Semi-Finals and Finals women

155 minutes

 

Day 3Semi-Finals and Finals men155 minutes

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ATHLETES HEALTH & SAFETY

Medical monitoring of athletes health and fitness before and during competitionEnforcing WADA requirements

Water quality control and monitoring

Official inspection of Cable / ropes / handles / obstacles

Riders must wear life vests & helmets

Qualified rescue teams on water, including First Aid

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SPORT PRESENTATIONa look behind the scenesWakeboard 2020

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The Arena

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The Arena

Compact

design

Spectator friendly

TV friendly

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Media

Ideal TV Sport

Cameras capture

all

actio

n

Already

Optimised for Mobile devices

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Public & Riders

Close contact

Social involvement

Youth lifestyle focus

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Public & Riders

Fun Environment

Music & Info

All Ages

Male & Female

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Audience Communication

Immediate Riders interviews

Capture the excitement

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Audience Communication

Immediate Riders interviews

Capture the excitement

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Audience Communication

Immediate Riders interviews

Capture the excitement

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Special

Moments

To bring to the 2020 Olympic Games

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VIDEO

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WHY CHOOSE WAKEBOARD ?

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WHY CHOOSE WAKEBOARD ?

TEN GREAT REASONS

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WHY CHOOSE WAKEBOARD ?

Wakeboard fits IOC criteria perfectly, strong governance, gender equalityHuge Board Sports global fan base will identify with Wakeboard

Added

value & appeal creation - similar to Snowboard at the Winter Games

High spectator, broadcast & social media appeal – spectacular and

emotional

I

ntroduction of new blood & ”cool” contemporary innovation for the OlympicsClean sport, environment friendly, pollution freeImpressive current international growth / expansion curveGlobal development potential – low cost - easy access for allNo legacy concerns for host Cities –proven high return on investmentYouth inspired thrilling and exciting 18-35 lifestyle sport to enrich the Olympic Programme. 

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Presentation to the IOC Executive BoardMay 2013