[CIAM-F6-Working_Group] World Artistic Games
- From: Guy Revel <guyrevel@xxxxxxxx>
- To: ciam-f6-wg@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 11 Jan 2012 23:16:45 +0100
Dear all,
Firzst of all, let me wish you a successful year 2012, personally as
well as sportingly.
It is a pity that the World Artistic Games have not yet been
officially announced (it should have been done by last September),
but I understand that there is kind of a battle between two Chinese
cities to host the event, so we have to be patient and it should be
to our benefit as SportAccord may obtain more from the rivalry (so
also FAI and us) than anticipated.
Nevertheless, even if it is not an official announcement, SportAccord
inadvertently mentioned the World Artistic Games in their News today :
" About SportAccord
SportAccord is the umbrella organisation for 105 international sports
federations and organisations. Its mission is to support and to
protect the common interests of the sports movement. Activities
include the organisation of multi-sports games (SportAccord World
Combat Games, World Beach Games, World Artistic Games, World Mind
Games); doping-free sport; sports' social/environmental
responsibility and sports' integrity; International Federations
recognition processes; the online video portal The Sports Hub as well
as several other strategic initiatives, all developed and implemented
on behalf, and to the benefit, of SportAccord's members."
(the emphasis is mine).
You can find the full News at
http://www.sportaccord.com/en/news/index.php?idContent=15868
So I guess that an official announcement is not far away.
WArtGames selection
One of the two European selection contests takes place this week end
in Belgium, I expect meeting some of you there.It may be the final
selection for some pilots, particularly German and French if they
don't attend the Czech contest next month.
2012 AeroMusicals rules
Publication of the 2012 Sporting Code has been slightly delayed, but
you may ask me directly for an (unofficial) draft. The artistic facet
of the event has been enhanced, so make sure you understand the
differences with F3P. Also make sure your music(s) are within limits.
The time schedule will be enforced in Mons as it will be in China.
With multi-sports events such as the WArtGames, the time constraint
cannot be extended, so if there is, say, 1 1/2 hour allowed for one
round before switching to another sport, it means 90 minutes and not
one extra. It not already done, we will add to your music the "end of
flight" signal 15 seconds after the end of the flight music.
Be well.
Guy R.
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