ELIGIBILITY
World Rowing Championships are open to all member federations. A rower may compete in an Under 23 rowing event until 31st of December of the year in which he reaches the age of 22.
EVENT DOCUMENTS
[DOC src=”137620″ name=”2019 WRU23CH Sarasota-Bradenton – Wednesday 24 Start List Summary”]
[DOC src=”135485″ name=”2019 WRU23CH Sarasota-Bradenton – Provisional Programme – UPDATED 16 July”]
[DOC src=”135663″ name=”2019 World Rowing U23 Championship Bulletin – Sarasota-Bradenton Pages”]
[DOC src=”137222″ name=”2019 WRU23CH Sarasota-Bradenton – Team Managers Manual”]
EVENTS OFFERED
The following events are offered at the World Rowing Under 23 Championships:
Under 23 Men (BM): 1x, 2x, 2-, 4x, 4-, 4+, 8+
Under 23 Women (BW): 1x, 2x, 2-, 4x, 4-, 4+, 8+
Under 23 Lightweight Men (BLM): 1x, 2x, 2-, 4x
Under 23 Lightweight Women (BLW): 1x, 2x, 2-, 4x
FISA EVENT SAFEGUARDING OFFICER: Barbara Grudt
All rowers, entourage, coaches, volunteers, and staff have a right to participate and work in a non-violent, safe and respectful environment. Behaviour and actions that constitute harassment and abuse shall not be tolerated. If you have concerns regarding harassment and abuse whilst you are at this World Rowing event, please contact the Event Safeguarding Officer – Barbara Grudt – at the event, in the FISA Office, or email safeguarding@fisa.org.
ABOUT THE VENUE
Situated on Florida’s West Coast just one hour south of Tampa and two hours from Orlando, in beautiful Sarasota, Florida, Nathan Benderson Park is a community park providing public access to a picturesque lake.
Nathan Benderson Park was built to FISA racing standards and has 8 x 13.5 meter lanes. The race course specifications include 2,180 meters in length, 630 meters wide and on average 6 meters deep. In addition to the race course the lake has multiple 1500 meter warm-up and cool down lanes.
Nathan Benderson Park lake was created as a man-made borrow pit, spring fed with additional surface water holding capacity. The 161.8 hectares lake was previously used for mining sand and shell. Since then, the open pit was filled by the Cooper Creek drainage basin and the underground aquifer system.
The completed venue consists of a state of the art floating wave attenuator platform that doubles as a dedicated TV lane for broadcast requirements, exclusive 3m wide paved coaches cycle path.
The venue hosted a spectacular and successful 2017 World Rowing Championships, which was attended by 921 athletes from 68 countries.
Please click here to view the location of the venue on Google Maps.
METEOROLOGY
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