Facts about one-eleven (111 km)
Take the challenge and participate in Europe's premier inline skating event
on August 16th, 2009. Starting at the athletik
center St.Gallen you will then skate 111 kilometers along public roads as
well as through the scenic countryside between Mount Säntis and the Lake of
Constance.
Program
and Itinerary
Saturday, August 15th, 2009
15.00 - 20.00
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Allocation of starting numbers
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18.00
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Pasta Party at the Athletik Zentrum St. Gallen
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Sunday, August 16th 2009
05.00
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Racing number distribution at the Athletik
Zentrum
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05.00
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Breakfast at Athletik Zentrum für
Angemeldete
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07.00
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Start: Inline one-eleven
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13.00
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Presentation ceremonies
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17.00
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Culmination of organized
activities
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Speed one-eleven (111 km)
Entry fee for Speed: CHF 100.--/Euro 67.--
all with Mini SIC-Ranking Cat.
Speed
Men
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Women
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Years
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Age
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Mu 20
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Wu 20
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1990 and younger
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0 - 19
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M 20
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W 20
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1989-1980
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20 - 29
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M 30
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W 30
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1979-1970
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30 - 39
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M 40
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W 40
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1969 - 1960
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40 - 49
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M 50
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W 50
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1959 and older
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50 and older
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The Easy Seventy (70 km)
For those who do not want to participate in the initial routes of the race,
this race was designed with you in mind. You start in Güttingen and skate 70
kilometers to the finish line in St.Gallen. You can easily reach the start in
Güttingen with the railway! The railway ride starting in St.Gallen-St.Fiden with
the special THURBO train is included in the registration fee.
By inclement
weather, changing from the One Eleven (111 km) race to the Easy Seventy is
possible even at short notice.
Easy Seventy (70 km)
Entry fee for Easy Seventy: CHF 99.- / Euro 66.-
Men
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Women
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Birthyear
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Age
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Mu
20
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Wu
20
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1990
and younger
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0
- 19
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M
20
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W
20
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1989-1980
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20
- 29
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M
30
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W
30
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1979-1970
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30
- 39
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M
40
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W
40
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1969
- 1960
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40
- 49
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M
50
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W
50
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1959
and older
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50
and older
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Fun ThirtyFive (35 km)
Would you like to skate the most beautiful routes enjoying the landscape
between the Lake of Constance and Mount Säntis without the pressure of measuring
your time? You can skate the 35 kilometers with your family and friends from
Altnau over the marker returning back to Altnau. Here the experience is pure
bliss! In addition to the giant shows at the start and finish lines, each
participant will receive an athletic wear "Altnauer Inline Shirt", which must be
worn over the distance of routes. The number of registrations is limited to 111
participants.
Fun ThirtyFive - (no
time measurement)
Entry fee for adults: CHF 30.- / Euro 20.-,
Juniors (till Jg. 1990): CHF
15.- / Euro 11.-
Include in the entry fee is an athletic wear Altnauer Inline
Shirt, which must be worn during the race.
The Final Twenty Inline (20
km)
For those who want to experience just part of the extraordinary atmosphere of
the Inline 111, there will be a 20-kilometer race from Muolen to St.Gallen.
The Final Twenty
Fitness/Juniors Final Twenty (20 km)
Entry fee for Final Twenty: CHF 45.-
/ Euro 30.--
all with Mini SIC-Ranking Kat. Fitness and Juniors
Men
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Women
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Birthyear
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Age
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M Juniors
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W Juniors
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1993 and younger
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0 - 16
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M Fitness
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W Fitness
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1992 and older
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17 Jahre and older
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Handbikes und Wheelchair Final Twenty (20 km)
Men
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Women
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MH
Handbikes
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WH
Handbikes
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all
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MR
Wheelchair
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MR
Wheelchair
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all
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Party and Fun
The Inline one-eleven isn't just a race. There will also be a pasta party, an
exhibition, as well as service stations.
Plan folder
Get the folder (.pdf)
Insurance
Participants are responsible for their own insurance. The organization
disclaims all liability for physcial injuries or lost or stolen property.
Included in the entry fee:
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- Traffic-free skating lanes
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- Beverages and snacks along the circuit at ten official
stations
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- Medical and emergency facilities
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- Therapeutic massage stations along the course and at the
finish
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- Repair stations along the circuit at five designated
stops
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Registration for Switzerland
Registration is valid only upon receipt of the entry fee. Payment of entry
fee must be made to the following account: PC 90-160600-4, account holder:
Inline one-eleven, c/o TREV-X, Heiligkreuzstrasse 2, 9008 St.Gallen. Include
your first and last name, date of birth, and gender.
Registration for foreign participants
Registration is valid only upon receipt of the entry fee. Payment of entry
fee must be made on line or to the following account: Deutsche Bank24,
DE-Konstanz, Kto-Nr. (132) 0340133 00, BLZ 690 700 24, IBAN: DE386 9070 0240
0340 1330 0
Account holder: Inline one-eleven, c/o TREV-X,
Heiligkreuzstrasse 2, CH-9008 St.Gallen.
Payment of entry fee by Online-Banking-Service from Deutsche Bank24 is
possible. Include your first and last name, date of birth, and gender.
Registration closing date
Thursday, July 31th, 2009
A start number is only guaranteed up until the
closing date. Last minute registrations are, for safety reasons, limited.
Surcharge for registration after the deadline is CHF 30.- / Euro 19.-.
How to get there
We recommend using the well-organized public transportation system. A small
number of pay-parking spaces are available around the Athletik Zentrum
exhibition grounds.
Housing
Hotel accomodations are available. Budget overnight lodging is also available
at the Athletik Center for CHF 40.-/Euro 26.-/night/person including breakfast.
Bring your own mat and sleeping bag.
Hotel Reservations
Please book hotel rooms at St.Gallen-Bodensee Tourismus directly: Phone: +41
71 227 37 47, www.st.gallen-bodensee.ch,
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Shower and change
You will be able to shower and change at the Athletik Center St.Gallen.
Prizes Inline one-eleven
| Total CHF 20'000.-
The first three winners of each category will receive a prize.
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Prizes The Final Twenty/Easy Seventy/Fun ThirtyFive
The first three winners of each category will receive a non-monetary prize.
All prizes must be claimed personally at the presentation ceremony. Unclaimed
prizes will not be awarded later on.
Souvenirs
All participants will receive a special souvenir.
Competition Results
Competition results will be available at the following Internet addresses as
of Monday, August 20nd 2007: www.one-eleven.ch, www.datasport.com. They will also be available by mail upon
request.
Information and Address
Inline one-eleven
c/o TREV-X
Heiligkreuzstrasse 2
9008 St.Gallen
Switzerland
e-Mail:
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Insurance
Participants must make plans for their own insurance. Submitting the
registration form signifies that all participants in the Inline one-eleven,
Final Twenty, Fun ThirtyFive or Easy Seventy compete at their own risk. They
also agree to waive all liability claims against accidents and theft.
Code of Ethics
| 1. Honesty counts. |
| Be honest and begin at the startblock to which you belong. Average-level
skaters shouldn't even think about starting among the top 300! |
| 2. Be considerate. |
| Start carefully and be considerate of other skaters. The route is so long
that you will have ample opportunity to take full advantage of your abilities.
Stay in control and keep your eyes ahead so you can react as the situation
dictates. |
| 3. Keep right. |
| Skate on the right side even when the street is broad. Leave enough space on
the left for faster skaters to pass, and keep cool when others pass you by.
Instead, think of the unique atmosphere, and enjoy yourself! |
| 4. Skate your own speed. |
| Hook up with a skater or group which matches your speed. Don't pass
blindly. |
| 5. Protect yourself. |
| Wear skating guards as your capabilities dictate. Beginners should wear
complete protection. |
| 6. Help out. |
| If you spot an injured skater, take it upon yourself to ask if he/she needs
help. Administer first aid if necessary. |
| 7. Don't be overly ambitious. |
Directions from the Race Organizers
Organising Committee Instructions
For your own safety, please follow the instructions of the race organizers
and official stations.
Route Safeguarding
The route is designed so that the entire street can be used for much of the
race. Otherwise there will be a clearly blocked-off part of the road, free from
motorized traffic. For safety reasons it is recommended to keep to the right in
places with impaired view. The route between Amriswil and the turning point will
be used for skaters going in both directions. It is imperative that participants
skate on the right side of the street in this section.
Signaling
Obstacles, fast descents and tight curves are marked with yellow flags,
standing orange and white triangle signs, blinking traffic lights, or skater
signals.
Braking Surfaces
There is a 500-meter-long braking surface on the first part of the descent
from St.Pelagiberg to the Sitter river. The second part of this descent is not
as steep but has curves that are difficult to survey. There is also a braking
surface on the descent between Illighausen and Schönenbaumgarten. Please adjust
your speed accordingly.
Time Limits
According to police regulations, participants who are not able to reach
predetermined time limits will be removed from the race in order to allow for
automobile traffic. Those persons will have the possibility to take a shorter
route back to the finish line (as directed by race officials) or, if absolutely
necessary, may be transported with designated vehicles. They will not, however,
be entitled to a race rating.
Food and Drink
All participants will be provided with food and drinks at the ten official
stations. Energy bars, fruits, water, and isotonic drinks will be available free
of charge. Drinks will be distributed in half-liter plastic bottles. All bottles
must be disposed of at the official stations. We recommend wearing a bottle
holder, which will be for sale where the racing numbers are distributed.
Accompanying Vehicles
For safety reasons, no private accompanying vehicles will be permitted on the
route. Only officially marked vehicles will be allowed.
Medical Recommendations
| Each participant is responsible for insuring that he/she is in good
shape without impairing his/her health. |
| Race doctors are entitled to remove race participants whose health
may be at risk. |
| Make sure to drink enough fluids during the entire race. We recommend
wearing a bottle holder. |
| Participants are responsible for providing adequate clothing for
themselves, including protection against sun and rain. |
| Foreign participants have to ensure that they are fully covered for
medical treatment in Switzerland. |
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