INFO 2016 - BAUHAUS

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INFO 2016
STOCKHOLMS STADION 21 AUGUSTI 2014
Stockholm Olympic Stadium 16 June
Stockholm Olympic Stadium 16 June 2016
Welcome to the Olympic
Stadium of Olympic Stadiums
Welcome to BAUHAUS-galan and the 104 year old Stockholm
Olympic Stadium. It was built for the games in 1912 and is one of the
most famous and loved stadia in the world. It has seen more World
Records in Athletics than any other stadium. Hopefully we can have a
new one this Olympic year!
Athletics is the main sport in the Olympics and we are happy to be
able to offer a whole week of athletics activities here in Stockholm.
Athletics is popular in Sweden but we still need to promote the sport
in order to attract new athletes and fans. During the week we also
have the Kids Tour, Youth games, Big Shot and Diamond 1000 and
this can only happen thanks to our main partners BAUHAUS and the
City of Stockholm.
If we can’t have a World Record, the next best thing is a stadium
record and following the tradition of the past 20 years we will, of
course, award a diamond to anyone who
sets a stadium record. We’ve awarded
71 diamonds since 1994.
Once again welcome to BAUHAUSgalan, good luck in your event and on
your road to Rio in August!
Anders Tallgren, Meeting Director
GENERAL INFORMATION
The Organising Committee extends a warm
WELCOME to BAUHAUS-galan!
Stadium Office
The phone number to the LOC at the stadium is +46 (0)8 14 12 41,
e-mail: [email protected]. Meeting Director is Anders Tallgren, +46 (0) 70 340 48 02 and Athletes Liaisons are Ulf Saletti, +46
70 340 48 04, Stina Funke, +46 70 710 07 32 and Daniel Wessfeldt,
+ 46 70 410 46 06. They can be reached by email [email protected]
Accommodation
We are very happy to accommodate you in our Official Hotel:
Scandic Star
Aniaraplatsen 8
191 21 Sollentuna
Phone +46(0)8 517 264 00
Welcome Desk
We will welcome you and check you in at the Welcome Desk in the
basement level of the Star hotel. We are happy to help you with any
request and you will find fruit and mineral water there as well. We will
be there for you from 09.00 to 22.00.
Financial
No cash payments will be made at the hotel. Travel reimbursements
will be paid by bank transfer within two weeks of the necessary
paperwork being provided. Payments of promotional fees and prize
money will be made by bank transfer once confirmation of all doping
tests has been received from IAAF.
Internet
Free Wifi Internet access is available in the hotel. The name of the
network is scandiceasy.
Hotel costs
Please refer to the email which was sent to managers for detailed
financial conditions regarding accommodation.
Christian Taylor is the reigning Olympic and World Champion in triple jump and
was only seven centimetres from the World record in at the World championships in Beijing when he jumped 18.21. Photo: Deca Text&Bild
Extras
If you want to use the phone in your room for out-going calls or watch
pay-TV, please present your credit card at the main reception desk
on the ground floor. Please settle your bill at the hotel reception on
the ground floor before departure.
Medical service and physiotherapists
Doctor Klas Östberg will be available at the hotel from Monday 13
June, tel +46 (0)70 830 06 75. Physiotherapists are available from
Monday 13 June in ’Pisa’ room on the 8th floor of the Star Hotel.
Please make a reservation on the form provided there. There will also
be massage available after the competition at the Olympic Stadium
next to the changing rooms.
Meals
All meals are served in the hotel restaurant on the ground floor.
Breakfast every day is served from 7:00 to 10:00.
Monday
Lunch 12.00–14.00
Dinner 18.00–20.00
Tuesday-Wednesday
Lunch 12.00–15.00
Dinner 18.00–22.00
Thursday
Lunch 12.00–15.30
Dinner 21.30–00.00
Friday
Lunch 12.00–14:00
Meal vouchers to be used for lunch and dinner are included in your
welcome kit.
Transportation
You will find the transportation desk near the Welcome Desk in the
basement level of the Star Hotel.
Training
Sollentuna Arena, 1 km from the hotel, is available for training
Monday-Wednesday. Please ask for directions if you want to walk
there. Otherwise a shuttle-bus service will run between 14:00 and
17:00 every day.
Competition day
From Star Hotel in Sollentuna to Stockholm Olympic Stadium (estimated travel time is 45 minutes): 14.00, 14.30, 15.00, 15.30, 16.00,
16.30, 17.00, 17.30, 18.00 and 18.30. If you wish to depart earlier/
later – please contact the transportation coordinator. Buses will stop
at the Sofia Tower (athletes’ entrance) and the warm up-arena.
From the stadium to Star Hotel after the competition: 21.00, 21.30,
22.00 and 22.30. The bus will depart from the Sofia Tower (athletes’
entrance).
Departure
Please leave your departure information at the Welcome Desk. Departure times will be displayed after the competition.
Check out time
Please check out before 12.00 on 17 June and leave your room key
at the reception. If you have a late departure, please contact the Welcome Desk for an extra meal ticket for lunch on Friday.
Technical Meeting
The technical meeting will take place on Wednesday, 15 June at
16:00 at the Star Hotel on the 8th floor in meeting room Roma. After
the meeting start lists with lane assignments, start order and high
jump and pole vault heights will be displayed at the Welcome desk.
IAAF delegates
Technical delegate: Pasi Oksanen (FIN)
Media delegate: John Macaffey (GBR)
Bibs
Bibs can be collected at the Welcome Desk in the Star Hotel on Thursday 16 June from 9.00-14.00 or at the call room in the Stadium from
15.00. One number must be worn on the front of your competition-vest
and one on the back. High jumpers are allowed to use one number
bib. Pole vaulters will be given an adhesive number bib for the front.
In races of 800m or more the front bib will have a transponder.
These bibs will be distributed in the call room. The advertising MUST
not be folded or covered! If the number bibs are not worn properly,
then the promotional fee/bonus/prize money will be withdrawn.
Media
A media centre is situated on the 8th floor of the Scandic Star Hotel
– Firenze room. This will be serviced on Tuesday 14 and open to use
on Wednesday 15 June, but not staffed. On Wednesday the submedia centre will be located at the Olympic Stadium. Head of Media
Service for the meeting is John-Eric Ericsson, +46 (0)70 147 90 47.
Press Conference
There will be a press conference at the Stadium on Wednesday, 15
June, 11.00-14.00. Athletes who take part in the press conference will
be contacted personally with more information..
Implements
Athletes who use their own implements must have them weighed and
checked. Please bring them to the transportation desk no later than
11.00 on Thursday 16 June.
Stadium entry
Athletes and officials must enter Stockholm Olympic Stadium through
an entrance next to the Sofia Tower by showing the BAUHAUS-galan
accreditation.
Changing rooms
These are located under the north stand (on the first bend).
Warm up
Warm up facilities are available at Östermalms sports ground. The
bus will drop athletes off there and there is a shuttle bus service
between the sports ground and the athletes’ entrance to the Stadium.
Athletes can also warm up in the park (Lilljansskogen) behind the
north stand of the Stadium.
Athletes/coaches and athletes representatives
Reserved seats are located in a designated section at the end of the
first bend, close to athletes’ entrance and the Sofia Tower.
IAAF Advertising Rules
The IAAF advertising rules will be enforced (section 4). Specifically
please note the following:
• Manufacturer’s Logo – Maximum of 30 cm2 rectangle with the lettering a maximum height of 4 cm and the total logo a maximum height
of 5 cm. The identification of the manufacturer may appear only once
on the front.
• Athlete’s Name – Displayed on the front and/or back of the vest.
The maximum height of such display shall be 4 cm.
• Club Name or Club Sponsor or Club Logo – maximum of 40 cm2
rectangle, with the lettering a maximum height of 4 cm, if printed
directly onto the shirt or the size of the patch.
Call Room and entrance to the arena
The call room is located under the stands on the first bend (Torben
Grut room). This will be the final call and control of bibs and advertising on equipment and apparel. For track events (including hurdles),
report at the latest 25 minutes before the start time. For field events
(except pole vault), report 35 minutes before the start time. For pole
vault, report 70 minutes before the start time. Athletes will enter the
arena under guidance of an official.
Presentation
Please note that before the start of all events a presentation of the
participants will be made. However, in field events only four athletes
will be presented (they will be instructed by the officials).
Runners’ track suits
Post race kit collection will be located in the dressing room in the
north stand after the mixed zone.
Snacks
Sandwiches are available in the athletes stand from 17.00.
Big Shot in Rålambshovsparken
The men’s shot put will take place at 20:15 in Rålambshovsparken
on Wednesday 15 June, the day before the main competition. Rålambshovsparken is a popular park for activities during the summer.
There will also be a national event for women and a youth competition.
Awards
An award ceremony for the winner in each event will be held directly
after the event. Officials will accompany the athletes to their ceremony.
Diamonds
Diamonds are awarded to those who set a new stadium record.
These will be presented in the stadium during a special ceremony at
21.55. Athletes receiving a diamond must report to official Sandra
Höckerstrand at the finish line at 21.40.
Post event press conferences
These will be conducted following selected events. Announcements
will be made concerning all press conferences in the tribune, press
room and mixed zone. Flash quotes will be produced.
Doping Control
The IAAF representative will nominate a number of competitors to
undergo doping control which will take place in the doping control
room next to the call room (Torben Grut room).
DIAMOND CLUB
Stadium records can be short-lived – but diamonds are forever!
Since 1994 we have offered an extra bonus to anyone breaking a
stadium record: A diamond! Since its inception, 71 diamonds have
been handed out.
2013
Zuzana Hejnová
Valerie Adams
Mariya Abakumova
CZA
NZL
RUS
400 m hurdles
Shot Put
Javelin Throw
53.70
20.30
68.59
2012
Yuliya Zaripova
Valerie Adams
Sandra Perkovic
RUS
NZL
CRO
3000 m SC
Shot Put
Discus Throw
9:05.02
20.26
68.77
2011
Kaliese Spencer
JAM
400 m hurdles
53.74
2010
Tyson Gay
Bershawn Jackson
Christian Cantwell
Nadezhda Ostapchuk
USA
USA
USA
BLR
100 m
400 m hurdles
Shot Put
Shot Put
9.84
47.65
22.09
20.63
2009
Allyson Felix
USA
200 m
21.88
2008
Abubaker Kaki
Dayron Robles
Meseret Defar
Yelena Isinbayeva
SUD
CUB
ETH
RUS
1000 m
110 m hurdles
5000 m
Pole Vault
2:13.93
12.91
14:12.88
4.85
2007
Jeremy Wariner
Kenenisa Bekele
Aries Merritt
Paul Kipsiele Koech
Allyson Felix
Blanka Vlasic
USA
ETH
USA
KEN
USA
CRO
400 m
3000 m
110 m hurdles
3000 m SC
400 m
High Jump
43.50
7:25.79
13.09
7:59.42
49.70
2.07
2006
Asafa Powell
Jeremy Wariner
Paul Kipsiele Koech
Andreas Thorkildsen
Sherone Simpson
Meseret Defar
Kajsa Bergqvist
JAM
USA
KEN
NOR
JAM
ETH
SWE
100 m
400 m
3000 m SC
Javelin Throw
200 m
3000 m
High Jump
9.86
44.02
8:00.29
89.78
22.00
8:24.66
2.02
2005
Isaac Songok
Yelena Isinbayeva
KEN
RUS
3000 m
Pole Vault
7:35.84
4.79
2004
Edith Masai
KEN
3000 m
8:43.03
2003
Hestrie Cloete
RSA
High Jump
2002
Alvin Harrison
Wilson Boit Kipketer
Lorraine Fenton
Gail Devers
Kajsa Bergqvist
Svetlana Feofanova
USA
KEN
JAM
USA
SWE
RUS
400 m
3000 m SC
400 m
100 m hurdles
High Jump
Pole Vault
2001
Stacy Dragila
USA
Pole Vault
4.72
2000
Japhet Kimutai
Anzhela Balakhonova
KEN
UKR
1000 m
Pole Vault
2:14.28
4.50
1999
Maurice Greene
Jerome Young
Noah Ngeny
Colin Jackson
Anzhela Balakhonova
USA
USA
KEN
GBR
UKR
1000 m
400 m
2000 m
110 m hurdles
Pole Vault
9.87
44.64
4:50.08
13.12
4.45
1998
Maurice Greene
Mahjoub Haïda
John Kibowen
Maria Mutola
Melissa Morrison
Yelena Belyakova
USA
MAR
KEN
MOZ
USA
RUS
100 m
1000 m
1 mile
800 m
100 m hurdles
Pole Vault
9.90
2:15.17
3:51.32
1:56.71
12.53
4.30
1997
Ato Boldon
Wilson Kipketer
Hicham El Guerrouj
Moses Kiptanui
Igor Kovac
Ivan Pedroso
Kelly Holmes
TRI
DEN
MAR
KEN
SVK
CUB
GBR
100 m
800 m
1500 m
3000 m SC
110 m hurdles
Long Jump
800 m
9.95
1:41.73
3:29.30
8:01.80
13.13
8.59
1:57.14
1996
Michael Johnson
Anthuan Maybank
Hicham El Guerrouj
Daniel Komen
USA
USA
MAR
KEN
200 m
400 m
1500 m
5000 m
19.77
44.67
3:29.59
12:51.60
1995
Michael Johnson
Shem Kororia
Mark Crear
USA
KEN
USA
200 m
5000 m
110 m hurdles
20.15
13:02.80
13.20
1994
Dennis Mitchell
Jeff Williams
Irina Privalova
Irina Privalova
USA
USA
RUS
RUS
100 m
200 m
100 m
200 m
2.01
44.57
8:00.56
50.13
12.42
2.00
4.78
9.97
20.19
10.90
22.02
Pole Vaulter Renaud Lavillenie is the only athlete to have won all six editions of the
Diamond Race in a single event. Photo: Deca Text&Bild
STADIUM RECORDS
MEN
100 m
9.84
200 m
19.77
400 m
43.50
800 m
1:41.73
1000 m
2:13.93
1500 m
3:29.30
1 mile
3:51.32
2000 m
4:50.08
3000 m
7:25.79
5000 m
12:51.60
10 000 m
27:07.91
3000 m SC
7:59.42
110 m H
12.91
400 m H
47.65
High Jump
2.42
Pole Vault
5.95
Long Jump
8.59
Triple Jump
17.93
Big Shot (City event) 22.09
Shot Put
21.68
Discus Throw
69.46
Hammer Throw 79.28
Javelin Throw
89.78
4x100 m
38.60
4x400 m
3:02.42
Tyson Gay
Michael Johnson
Jeremy Wariner
Wilson Kipketer
Abubaker Kaki
Hicham El Guerrouj
John Kibowen
Noah Ngeny
Kenenisa Bekele
Daniel Komen
Richard Chelimo
Paul Kipsiele Koech
Dayron Robles
Bershawn Jackson
Patrik Sjöberg
Rodion Gataulin
Ivan Pedroso
Kenny Harrison
Christian Cantwell
Udo Beyer
Mac Wilkins
Markus Esser
Andreas Thorkildsen
Great Britain
Russia
USA
USA
USA
DEN
SUD
MAR
KEN
KEN
ETH
KEN
KEN
KEN
CUB
USA
SWE
URS
CUB
USA
USA
GDR
USA
GER
NOR
GBR
RUS
2010
1996
2007
1997
2008
1997
1998
1999
2007
1996
1993
2007
2008
2010
1987
1989
1997
1990
2010
1986
1980
2011
2006
2011
2011
STADIUM RECORDS
WOMEN
100 m
10.90
200 m
21.88
400 m
49.70
800 m
1:56.71
1000 m
2:30.72
1500 m
3:57.12
1 mile
4:24.6m
3000 m
8:24.66
5000 m
14:12.88
10 000 m
31:07.34
3000 m SC
9:10.36
100 m H
12.42
400 m H
53.70
High Jump
2.07
Pole Vault
4.85
Long Jump
7.05
Triple Jump
14.85
Big Shot (City event) 20.63
Shot Put
20.30
Discus Throw
68.77
Hammer Throw 73.43
Javelin Throw
68.59
4x100 m
42.85
4x400 m
3:27.17
Irina Privalova
Allyson Felix
Allyson Felix
Maria Mutola
Maria Mutola
Mary Decker
Silvana Cruciata
Meseret Defar
Meseret Defar
Meseret Defar
Habiba Ghribi
Gail Devers
Zuzana Hejnová
Blanka Vlasic
Yelena Isinbayeva
Galina Chistyakova
Olga Saladuha
Nadezhda Ostapchuk
Valerie Adams
Sandra Perkovic
Betty Heidler
Mariya Abakumova
Ukraine
Russia
RUS
USA
USA
MOZ
MOZ
USA
ITA
ETH
ETH
ETH
TUN
USA
CZE
CRO
RUS
URS
UKR
BLR
NZL
CRO
GER
RUS
UKR
RUS
Prize Money
Diamond Race Events
Place
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
10 000 USD
6 000 USD
4 000 USD
3 000 USD
2 500 USD
2 000 USD
1 500 USD
1 000 USD
Stadium Record Bonus all events: A Diamond!
1994
2009
2007
1998
1995
1983
1981
2006
2008
2009
2012
2002
2013
2007
2008
1989
2011
2010
2013
2012
2011
2013
2011
2011
Susanna Kallur (SWE) – World indoor record holder at 60 m hurdles with 7.68.
Photo: Deca Text&Bild
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