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RACE RESULTS
WC 2019 Series
Results: OW
; OM
WC SILOKEK
Results: MM
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U19M
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OM
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OW
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U23M
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U23W
Ibar, Serbia 2019
Results
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Video ; Photos
EC 2019 SERIES
Results: R6 Overall
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R4 Overall
EC DEVIL’S STREAM
Results
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Photos
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Video ;
EC BRITISH OPEN
Results
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Photos
CANADA NATIONALS
Results
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Photos: -1-
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-2-
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-3-
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Video H2H
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PRE-WRC, ZIYUAN
Results: Men
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Women
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Photos: Trng
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SP/OC
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SL
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H2H
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DR
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Videos: D1
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D3
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D4 ;
ERC VRBAS, BOSNIA
Results and media
EC Results so far
R6: OM
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OW
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R4: OM
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OW
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EC TRNAVKA
Results: Sprint
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Slalom
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Photos
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WRC 2019, TULLY
Results, Photos, press releases, etc
EC Wildalpen
Results: OM
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U23M
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OW
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Photos
EC Priboj, Serbia
Results
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Photos
EC NOTTINGHAM
Results
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Photos: -1-
,
-2-
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-3-
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H2H Video
EC Romania, Dracula Race
Results
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Photos
WRC 2018
All results
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IRF WORLD RAFTING CHAMPS 2021 AND 2022 DATES ANNOUNCED
By IRF admin, on June 8th, 2020
_IRF WRC 2021 – China | IRF WRC 2022 – Bosnia_
Following the unexpected need to postpone our 2020 World Rafting
Championship (WRC), the IRF has been working hard on delivering the
best solution in these unprecendented times. Many meetings (virtual of
course) and negotiations with all parties involved have delivered a
robust solution that we feel will meet the expectations of all
athletes and continue to deliver to the high standards that have come
to be expected over the last two decades of organising the pinnacle of
world raft racing.
It is therefore with great pleasure, that the IRF can now announce the
schedule for our World Rafting Championships 2021 and 2022.
_Sprint section on the WuPai River _
WRC 2021 will be held in China from 15 to 21 August, on the Wupai
river in the city of Ziyuan which was home to the 2019 IRF Pre-Worlds
and has hosted two other IRF World Cups. IRF WRC 2021 will be R4 and
so national members may need to review their selections accordingly.
Bosnia & Herzegovina will now host WRC 2022 from 29 May to 05 June
2022 on the famous River Vrbas. This will be an R6 championship.
Further details including registration information for WRC 2021 will
be launched later this year. Stay tuned across our social media or
sign up for our newsletter
for more information as it becomes available.
_Bijeli Buk rapid on the Vrbas _
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IRF HONOURARY PRESIDENT RAFAEL GALLO IS PADDLING A G6 SOLO AND WE
HAVE HIS BACK
By IRF admin, on June 5th, 2020
_IRF President Joe Willis Jones presents Rafael Gallo with his title
of IRF Honorary President_
Last year at the IRF 2019 Congress held in Tully, Australia, the IRF
voted to bestow the title of Honourary President on Rafael (Rafa)
Gallo to honour his long and unrelenting support of rafting and in
particular, the IRF. The IRF would like to give back its unrelenting
support to Rafa in this, the hour of his need, as he finds himself
paddling through a life threatening Class 6 – a rapid on the river
of life called Pancreatic Cancer during the time of the COVID-19
pandemic.
Rafa is a long time legend in the rafting and conservation world, and
one of the founders of the IRF. Together with Lee Porter, he
motivated the key people in the raft racing world at the time to join
together to create a formal organisation that would create, maintain
and officiate universal race rules and world championships, as well as
set standards for rafting guides and raft tour operators. And so the
IRF was born.
_Rafael Gallo paddles with Project RAFT co-founder Mike Grant at the
1991 Project RAFT Championships in Costa Rica_
But before even that, Rafa was captain of the rafting team that
represented Costa Rica at the first international rafting competition
event held in Siberia, Russia in 1989, and the second event held in
Nantahala, North Carolina, USA in 1990, and served as the principle
host for the 1991 event held in Costa Rica. These early events
organised by Project RAFT set
the stage for the creation of the Camel White Water Challenges, which
lead to the first official World Rafting Championships and the birth
of the IRF in 1997.
As President and co-founder of Rios Tropicales
, Costa Rica’s leading rafting tour
company, Rafa has been a leading conservationist, visionary,
entrepreneur, and change maker in Costa Rican adventure tourism
for over 35 years. Rafa helped to lead the fight to save Costa
Rica’s iconic Pacuare River from being dammed, and sits on a
number of boards where he continues to lead efforts to protect and
preserve Costa Rica’s rainforests, rivers, and local communities.
A few of these boards include organisations like Fundación Ríos
Tropicales, Reservas de Costarricenses, America Outdoors, Explorer’s
Club, and various Costa Rican Tourism organisations.
_Rafa opening the 2009 IRF World Rafting Championship, Banja Luka
_
Rafa has additionally been honored internationally and in Costa Rica
with recognition and awards like the Pioneers for Prosperity,
International Whitewater Hall of Fame, National Geographic Ashoka’s
Changemakers Geotourism Award, TIES Innovation Leadership in
Sustainable Tourism Award, and more.
Since the formation of the IRF, Rafa has served various roles on the
IRF Board of Directors (BOD) for most of its existence, including IRF
President, Vice President, and Chair of the Conservation Committee. He
has also served as an IRF Chief Judge, and Assessor with the IRF GTE
system. One of his proudest achievements was to host the first-ever
carbon neutral sports world championship, the 2011 IRF World Rafting
Championship, an amazing achievement. After retiring from the IRF
BOD, his new position of Honourary President has allowed Rafa to
continue his ambassadorship for the IRF, his most recent work being
that of working as the IRF representative with the United Nations to
help train former FARC combatants in Columbia
as rafting guides, and
again stepping up to create and host the highly successful IRF World
White Water Rafting Summit.
Over these past few months, Rafa has been going through cancer
treatments in the United States and has responded positively to it.
However, with the added challenge of COVID-19 threatening everything,
including the health of his rafting company, it has been a hard and
daunting path. But what is incredible is that none of this has slowed
him down or reduced his amazingly indomitable spirit and initiative.
We salute him as we admire his strength, positive outlook and fierce
determination – traits that helped the IRF grow and develop during
its formative years, and are sure to help him during his current
challenges. You can hear Rafa speak about these challenges during a
recent interview here
with #TourismStrong.
The IRF and the world of rafting is eternally grateful for all Rafa
has done and continues to do. For those wanting to send Rafa a
message of support, please feel free to do so on
projectrafa100@gmail.com
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#raftinggram #RiverFamily #WeAreIRF
GUIDELINES FOR A SAFE RE-ENTRY INTO RAFTING
By IRF admin, on May 25th, 2020
As parts of the world start easing COVID-19 stay-at-home orders and
other restrictions the big question in rafting operators’ minds is
– how to start getting back onto the river and running trips safely?
Properly managed outdoor activities are among the safest activities to
engage in as the outdoor environment presents fewer opportunities for
the virus to spread when compared to indoor activities. Rafting
trips can be one of the more challenging adventure activities to
manage during this pandemic.
The IRF has solicited ideas and advice from our Guide Training and
Education (GTE) Committee and various rafting tour companies around
the world to help raft tour operators, and even recreational rafters
and racers, to negotiate this first descent towards the ‘new
normal’ of running river trips. If you have solutions to any of the
problems that rafting operators are facing in getting people back on
the water please do let us know. You may download a PDF version of
this article in ENGLISH
and in SPANISH
for printing and sharing. (Will be updated when needed. These versions
are 20200528.)
* GET FAMILIAR WITH THE RIGHT INFORMATION:
* Keep up to date on the latest information from trusted sources,
such as the World Health Organisation (WHO ) and
your local and national health authorities.
* To protect yourself and others from infection, we recommend that
operators follow WHO guidelines and recommendations, even if they are
stricter than your local requirements. Recommended reading: Getting
your workplace ready during COVID-19
(very worth the read) and Protecting yourself and others from the
spread of COVID-19
(essential).
* IN ADDITION to following WHO guidelines, it is also essential to
follow your LOCAL legal restrictions that govern activities of this
nature (which any operator, guide and trip leader must familiarise
themselves with before offering a trip).
* PREPARATION FOR THE ‘NEW NORMAL’
* Develop a clear plan to address the typical risks associated with
rafting and the heightened risk created by the Covid-19 pandemic. Know
what to do if someone becomes ill with suspected COVID-19 at any stage
of the trip.
* Minimize opportunities for transmission by instituting sign-up and
check-in procedures that do not require physical contact.
* Check with your liability insurance providers for any changes to
liability insurance policies as a result of operating during the
COVID-19 pandemic.
* Create or edit your liability release waivers to include any
social distancing guidelines that should be highlighted to the
participants prior to the commencement of a trip.
* Have a plan for postponing or canceling your trips if conditions,
such as local infection rates or local guidelines change.
* Consider the financial implications to you and your participants
if your government or local authorities suddenly or unexpectedly
implement more restrictive measures.
* Provide participants with clear information regarding deposits and
refunds which explains what will happen if a participant is unable to
begin or to complete a trip due to illness or a change in local
requirements.
* Determine how you will communicate schedule changes to your
participants and ensure that you have accurate contact information for
each participant.
Continue reading Guidelines for a safe re-entry into rafting
A BOATER’S GUIDE TO CARABINERS
By Rafting Magazine, on May 22nd, 2020
CARABINERS
Carabiners are not only an essential rescue tool on the water, but one
of a boater’s most versatile pieces of equipment. From unwrapping
boats to attaching equipment to hanging a hammock boaters keep several
of these at had at all times. In this article, we are going to break
down why carabiners are important as well as some tips on how and what
to select. If you are trying to understand what is out on the market
we have a helpful buyer’s guide at the bottom of the page otherwise
you can find more info about carabiners below.
Carabiners are such an ubiquitous and important fundamental of boating
life, unfortunately in the boating world we spend far too little time
discussing their use and implementation. Many boaters climb as well
and it is important to note that although rope work, anchors,
fundamentals of force, and implementation of equipment has many
parallels; applying every principal of climbing to boating paints an
inaccurate picture of what the focus is on the water.
PARTS OF A CARABINER
_Satan’s Carabiner_
CARABINER GATE
This makes the whole system work. There are 2 major styles of
carabiner gates locking and non-locking. There are a couple major
styles of non-locking carabiners; wire gate and solid gate.
Unlike carabiners for climbing where non locking gates are often used,
in boating a non-locking carabiner is the devil.
Given the number of impacts that occur on the river, the constantly
shifting gear, and sometimes flying people; there is no place on a
boat for a non-locking demon carabiner. The potential to fly into a
carabiner during a surf or a flip, then getting your PFD caught in it,
only to hold you underwater, or against a rock is just too much of a
risk.
Having a non-locking carabiner is worrisome enough, however most
boaters tend to store carabiners within easy reach or on the lapel of
their PFD during use. Both scenarios at all violate the clean
principal
and can put people at risk as well as turn a rescuer into a victim.
Locking carabiners are more safe, effective, and common among boaters.
There are 2 major styles of locking carabiner that are available (they
go by many names): manual locking and auto locking. Continue reading A
Boater’s Guide to Carabiners …
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DISCLAIMER: The opinions, beliefs and viewpoints expressed by the
author do not necessarily reflect the opinions, beliefs, viewpoints or
official policies of the IRF.
ATTA’S 10 RECOVERY, HEALTH AND SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ADVENTURE
TRAVEL
By IRF admin, on May 16th, 2020
Gustavo Timo of
the Adventure Travel Trade Association (ATTA)
feels that “Covid-19 brings
unprecedented challenges to the tourism industry and that means the
Adventure Travel sector as well. However, Adventure Travel might be
better equipped to recover and reboot faster simply because of the DNA
of the experiences we offer – small groups, nature-based, and set in
rural environments and communities. Our industry is resilient and
serves a more intrepid traveler that might be willing to come back to
travel before others. But no matter what, we need to adjust and adapt
to the new normal.”
So what is it that the adventure travel sector can do to turn this
lemon into a lemonade? The ATTA pulled a team of experts together,
who, in collaboration with the ATTA global community prepared the
topics below.
“They are a set of recommendations that reflect the role of
Adventure Travel in promoting the health and safety of our teams,
travelers, and the communities we visit.” says the ATTA team.
1. Reassess your market, consider all the options. Covid-19 has
severely impacted society in many different ways. You need to check
how your market has been affected and consider other opportunities. We
suggest the following approach: local, regional, domestic,
international short haul, international long haul.
Continue reading 10 Recovery, Health and Safety Recommendations for
Adventure Travel from ATTA.
#RaftersAreAwesome #AreYouReady #strongertogether #ATTA
DISCLAIMER: The opinions, beliefs and viewpoints expressed by the
author do not necessarily reflect the opinions, beliefs, viewpoints or
official policies of the IRF.
ADVICE ON IRF GUIDE TRAINING WORKSHOPS AS COVID-19 RESTRICTIONS ARE
EASED
By IRF admin, on May 14th, 2020
Over the past week several countries have started lifting COVID-19
stay at home orders and other restrictions in a phased way even though
the pandemic is far from being over. Re-openings are taking place due
to various reasons, while health experts warn that the virus will
likely continue to be a health risk for many months or years.
IRF Guide Training and Education (GTE) Instructors are looking at
resuming GTE guide workshops in some of these areas, and so the GTE
Committee is developing an action plan for minimising the spread of
COVID-19 as part of the overall GTE policy (this can now be found
under Instructor Resources
).
As a general policy, the IRF always puts the health and safety of our
employees, athletes, instructors, volunteers and event participants
above all other considerations.
In the interim, before a specific COVID-19 policy for GTE workshops is
codified, several GTE Assessors have offered advice on conducting
workshops during these difficult times. This advice is for
informational purposes only and is not offered as official advice by
the IRF, nor intended to supersede potential conflicting advice from
any codified IRF policy, nor the advice and instructions of local and
international health authorities: Continue reading Advice on IRF guide
training workshops as COVID-19 restrictions are eased
SAVING TOURISM IN UNPRECEDENTED AND CHALLENGING TIMES
By Sean, on May 13th, 2020
In these testing times we find ourselves and our loved ones in
situations we would likely never have considered. Many of us in the
rafting industry are under increasing pressure with not just personal
situations but tourist operations and employees affected by lockdowns
and vast swathes of people cancelling their holidays and travel plans.
It’s times like these that we need to come together as the
#RaftingFamily and continue to support the rafting and tourism
communities.
Many adventure tourism businesses are looking at bleak seasons ahead,
if you have or had plans to travel and take part in tourist
activities, or own a tourism business here’s a list of some ideas to
consider: Continue reading Saving tourism in unprecedented and
challenging times
IRF GTE INSTRUCTOR UPDATE IN COSTA RICA THIS SEPTEMBER
By Sean, on May 11th, 2020
_You might be good at setting up mechanical advantages, but how do you
teach someone else to do it?_
The IRF GTE will be holding an Instructor update 30th September –
2nd October 2020 for all existing IRF instructors who are able to
travel to attend the update on the Sarapiqui river in Costa Rica.
The aim of the update is for IRF instructors to share current global
best practice within the rafting industry. The update will also give
the instructors the opportunity to update their knowledge of the IRF
GTE system & standards.
The update is free to join for all existing IRF instructors. Any
donations to cover the expenses of the workshop will be highly
appreciated. The update will be hosted by Sarapiqui Adventures
& IRF GTE assessor Mark Hirst
. The update will consist of
both theoretical & practical water based sessions.
More details here.
_Attendees of the IRF Instructor Workshop in Costa Rica 2019_
BOOKINGS:
Non Costa Rica based
instructors: mark.hirst@internationalrafting.com
Costa Rica based instructors: info@aventurayremocostarica.com
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RAFTING MAGAZINES GEAR SHED – ARCH RIVAL DRYSUIT
By Rafting Magazine, on May 9th, 2020
Article by Nick Prete
*
Shell Fabric: 3-layer waterproof/breathable shell with 100% nylon
taslan face fabric treated with C6 DWR (durable water repellent)
finish
*
Fabric Weight: 181g/m²
*
Waterproofness (mm h₂o): 30,000
*
Breathability (g/m²/24h): 4000
*
Front YKK® AquaSeal® entry and releif zipper
*
Seat and Knees reinforced with abrasion resistant Devil’s Club nylon
taslan 3-layer 240g/m² fabric
*
Latex neck and wrist gaskets with neoprene over cuffs to aid in
dryness and gasket preservation
*
Adjustable webbing belt to keep your suit snuggly on your hips
*
Low maintenance latex socks
*
Weight: 3.9lbs (62.4oz)
ARCH RIVAL DRYSUIT REVIEW
As I unrolled the Immersion Research Arch Rival Drysuit at the put-in
for Slab-Creek I wasn’t sad about putting away my old drysuit. For
the last few years it had been more of a damp suit with replaced
gaskets, microholes and general leakiness. I had stretched that thing
to, and past, the end of its usefulness and was ready to end the day
with dry underlayers.
So I was stoked to try out the new Arch Rival. I hadn’t used any
gear from IR previously but had heard good things from kayaker friends
who had. Could this kayaking brand make a drysuit that performs well
for rafters too?
Turns out, this mid-priced drysuit would live up to my expectations.
The first thing that struck me was how light it was. The 3-layer nylon
Taslan fabric is lighter than any drysuit I had previously used. If
you wear your drysuit often, the lightness and comfortability is a big
plus. Also for all you instagrammers, it looks damn good. The cut was
much more form fitting and the fabric color layouts makes it the
coolest looking drysuit for that price.
IDEAL CONDITIONS FOR THE ARCH RIVAL DRYSUIT
This drysuit is not extremely thick, but it can stand up in the colder
conditions while also performing on warmer days. I’ve worn it in
both frigid temps and without any underlayers on more temperate days.
This drysuit can handle just about everything.
Continue reading Rafting Magazines Gear Shed – Arch Rival Drysuit
DISCLAIMER: The opinions, beliefs and viewpoints expressed by the
author do not necessarily reflect the opinions, beliefs, viewpoints or
official policies of the IRF.
REVIEWED, REFRESHED AND RENEWED – IRF GTE INSTRUCTOR RESOURCES
By IRF admin, on May 7th, 2020
REVIEWED, REFRESHED AND RENEWED – IRF INSTRUCTOR DOCUMENTATION AND
RESOURCES (IN ENGLISH AND NOW ALSO IN SPANISH)
There is now a wealth of resources that the IRF provides to our
certified Instructors and Assessors which are all aimed at assisting
them to simplify the processes, administration and implementation of
assessing Guides, Trip Leaders and Instructors.
The updated and new documentation includes:
* IRF GTE Award System – the overarching document the system is
based on
* Assessment Guidelines for Workshops – setting out what and how
Instructors / Assessors are to assess for each certification
* A detailed letter for all Instructors and Assessors explaining the
administration processes of the IRF GTE System so that it is clear how
it works and can be referred to at any time
* A template to create a PDF or poster to advertise courses /
workshops
* A standard letter Instructors can adjust and send to candidates
before they attend their workshops so as to ensure the candidate knows
what to expect, what to bring, and how the IRF GTE System works
* Templates for recording the strengths and weaknesses of each
candidate, whether they are being assessed as a Guide, Trip Leader,
Safety Kayaker, Safety Rafter, Site Specific or Instructor certificate
* A throwbag test to use during assessments
* The minimum content for an IRF GTE compliant Guide Training
Program
* The IRF GTE award level overview as a Power Point presentation, or
as a flow chart
* Guide’s log sheets for recording their rafting trips – in pdf
format and in excel format
* CLAP = Communication, Line of Sight, Avoidance and Positioning
and is a tactic used to have a structured river running best practise.
This is in a Power Point version, Word doc version and a printable pdf
version
* IRF Youtube videos on common knots including hitches and prusiks
IRF Instructors and Assessors are continually working to add to the
resources available – we thank all those who have translated
documents in to other languages, who offer us their instructional
videos, and who continually assist us in improving the IRF GTE System
in general.
IRF Instructor resources are available on a password protected page on
the IRF website
.
Certified Instructors and Assessors can request access:
gte@internationalrafting,com
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