Aquí teniu les normes del Campionat del Món de Judomasters Budapest 2010.
2nd IJF Grand Masters
World Judo Championships
Budapest, Hungary
Thursday 27th May to Sunday 30th May 2010
Regulations and Organisation
2nd IJF Grand Masters World Judo Championships Budapest, Hungary
Thursday 27th May to Sunday 30th May 2010
Regulations and Organisation
1. Technical Information
1.1 This event is an IJF Event based on the rules of the IJF, hosted by the Hungarian Judo Federation.
1.2 Date: 27 – 30 May 2010
1.3 Venue: Hungexpo Trade Center, Pavilion “G”
1101 Budapest, Albertirsai út 10.
1.4 The official homepage for this event: www.ijfveterans.com
1.5 Participation
All the following conditions must be met in full for an individual to be considered eligible to participate in this Championship:
a) A minimum age of 30 years by year of birth, born 1980 or before.
b) Hold a valid licence (membership) issued by a National Federation currently affiliated to the IJF
c) Pay the appropriate entry fees within the time deadline outlined in this document
d) Check-in properly at Registration (see schedule for dates and times)
e) Provide photographic proof of identity using valid and current passport or National ID Card.
f) Not have represented their country in competition on a national team at international level at any time between 25th May 2009 and 26th May 2010
1.5.1 Nationality
Proof of identity, will be established by production of a passport or an National ID Card from the country for which the competitor has been entered, and the IJF accreditation card will be issued to each competitor. If a competitor has more than one nationality, such competitor can only represent one country and thereafter may not represent any other country, until after a period of one (1) year has elapsed. If the two federations concerned desire, they can ask the IJF to reduce or even to suppress this delay in conformity with the Sport and Organization Rules of the IJF
1.5.2 Insurance
Participants themselves, competitors and team officials, must assume all responsibility for accident and health insurance as well as the civil liabilities (third party cover). They must have insurance either held personally in the form of specific insurance cover or travel cover (that does not exclude participating in judo competition) or as part of their National Federation insurance arrangements. The IJF has no liability for any claims of illness, injury or death.
1.6 Age and Contest Duration
1.6.1 Individual event
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Age
division
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YOB
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Contest duration
(min)
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Female
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Male
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30-34
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1980 – 1976
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3
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F1
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M1
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35-39
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1975 – 1971
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3
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F2
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M2
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40-44
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1970 – 1966
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3
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F3
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M3
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45-49
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1965 – 1961
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3
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F4
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M4
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50-54
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1960 – 1956
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3
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F5
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M5
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55-59
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1955 – 1951
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3
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F6
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M6
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60-64
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1950 – 1946
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2,5
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F7
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M7
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65-69
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1945 – 1941
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2,5
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F8
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M8
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70-75
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1940 – 1936
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2
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F9
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M9
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75-over
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1935-
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2
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F10
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M10
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Weight categories
Women:
Weights: -48 kg; -52 kg; -57 kg; -63 kg; -70 kg; -78 kg; +78 kg
Men:
Weights: -60 kg; -66 kg; -73 kg; -81 kg; -90 kg; -100 kg; +100 kg
1.6.2 Team event – Male
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Age division
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YOB
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Contest
duration
(min)
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Male
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30-39
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1980 – 1971
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3
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M1/M2
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40-49
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1970 – 1961
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3
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M3/M4
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50-59
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1960 – 1951
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3
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M5/M6
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60 and over
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1950 and before
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2,5
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M7 and over
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Male : 5 competitors
Weight category: – 66 kg; – 73 kg; -81 kg; -90 kg; +90 kg
Male : 3 competitors / 60 years and over
Weight category: – 73 kg; -81 kg -90 kg
1.6.3 Team event – Female
|
Age division
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YOB
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Contest
duration
(min)
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Male
|
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30-39
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1980 – 1971
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3
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F1/F2
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40 and over
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1970 – 1961
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3
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F3 and over
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Female: 3 competitors, all teams divisions
Weight category: - 57 kg; -70 kg; +70 kg
1.6.4 Golden score rule
The Golden Score rule will apply. The maximum extra time duration will be 2 minutes for categories under aged 60 (F1/M1 to F6/M6) and 1 minute for categories aged 60 and over (F7/M7 and over).
The extra time for Golden Score in team event will be 1 minute for all teams divisions.
1.7 Competition rules of individual events
IJF Competition rules will apply with modifications of contest duration and other provisions approved for grand masters and specified in this Regulations.
The number of entries by a National Federation per age division or weight category is not limited.
1.7.1 Competition System
The system of the competition will depend on number of entries:
1 entry – no contest, or Category combining
2 entries – better of the two contests (in case the wins are equal 1 – 1, the third contest will decide), or Category combining
3 entries – pool of three or Category combining
4 entries – pool of four
5 entries – pool of five
6 entries – two pools of three. Top two of each pool cross over in semi final
7 entries – a pool of four and a pool of three. Top two of each pool cross over in semi final
8 entries and more – elimination system with double repechage
The competition of each category will take place on one day.
1.7.2 Category combining
The IJF Sports Director will delegate the authority to determine Category combining to IJF Veteran Commission technical officials.
Only weight categories with three or less entries may be subject to Category combining.
Age divisions: competitors may only be combined with other competitors who are no more than one age division higher or one age division lower.
Weight categories: competitors may only be combined with other competitors who are no more than one weight category lighter or one weight category heavier.
Special consideration will be given to the actual weight differences when dealing with the lightest and the heaviest female and male categories.
1.7.3 Medals
Medals are only awarder if contest have been fought and the allocation is determined by the number of competitors competing in a category as follows:
One competitor – no medal
Two competitors – 2 medals
Three competitors – 3 medals
Four competitors – 3 medals
Five competitors – 3 medals
Six and more competitors – 4 medals
If a competitor competes in a combined category only one set of medals will be allocated amongst competitors in that category and not at the same time for the uncontested category.
Certificate of Participation will be distributed to all participants from registration
1.7.4 Weigh-in
The weigh-in takes place on the day before the competition day for the categories concerned. For time of the weigh-in each day see Annex 2.
Scales for unofficial weight control will be available throughout the Championships.
For exact location of the weigh-in see notice at Registration.
Each competitor will bring to the weigh-in his or her IJF accreditation card issued at Registration and passport or a National Identification Card with photography.
The weight of competitors has to fall within the category in which they are enrolled. If a competitor cannot fulfil the weight limit, he will be permitted to compete in the appropriate higher weight category.
Competitors presenting themselves after the closing of the weigh-in, cannot participate in competition.
1.7.5 Draw
The draw for individual events will takes place at 20:00 on the same day as the official weigh-in takes place for that age divisions. The exact location of the draw will be available from Registration.
Before the draw the lists of competitors of each category, who have completed the weigh-in, are hung in the draw room /in the corridor outside the draw room at least 30 min prior the draw starting. Officials of each delegation should check that all their inscribed athletes are on these lists and that they are under the correct age division and weight category. No corrections can be made after the draw.
1.7.6 Seeding
Four medal winners from the 2009 Masters World Championships in Sindelfingen will be separated at the draw, if they compete in the same age division and weight category.
1.8 Competition Rules of Team Events
1.8.1 Inscription
Form A Registration by Number should be sent to Organising Committee before 1st May 2010
Nomination of teams must be submitted to Registration on Saturday 29th May 2010
from 10:00 to 12:00.
National Federations may enter a maximum of three (3) teams in each separate team category, but they must be labelled A, B, C for identification purposes.
Full names and appropriate weight category of all team members and reserves must be submitted to Registration.
Each competitor may only compete in one team at the World Championships. All team members and reserves must be of the same nationality
1.8.2 Team composition.
If the team should consist of 5 competitors (see 1.6.2), the team must be composed of at least three (3) competitors in 3 different weight categories.
If the team should consist of three (3) competitors (see 1.6.2 and 1.6.3), the team must be composed of 3 competitors.
Once a team is submitted, no additional competitor will be permitted to enter the team.
Athletes will be entered into category they belong to. However they can compete in the category immediately above their own weight category. Competitors from an older age division may compete on a team at a younger age division.
All teams may nominate one reserve-competitor per weight category who can be entered to compete at any moment and can be replaced again without any restrictions. Before each team match the team gives its entry with possible corrections.
Each team should nominate a team captain, manager or coach to organise the team during the event and cooperate with the championships officials. This person will be responsible to accurately complete the team entry and submit to Registration and the and to Referee before each team match.
1.8.3 Competition system
Competition system up to four (4) entered teams will be one pool (round robin). In case of four teams only one bronze medal will be awarded.
Competition system for five (5) and more entered teams will be decided by IJF Sports Director depending on the total number of entries in all teams divisions and competition time schedule.
1.8.4 Weigh-in
This weigh-in is for competitors who intend to compete in team event without previously competing in the individual events and who have already paid a participation fee and been processed at Registration and received their IJF accreditation.
The weigh-in takes place on Saturday 29th May from 10:00 to 12:00. For exact location see notice at Registration. For weigh-in procedure see 1.7.4
Competitors who had their weigh-in for the individual events and compete in the team competition do not need to weigh-in again. The same weight category will be used.
1.8.5 Draw
The draw for team events will be held at 16:00 on Saturday 29th May 2010.
For exact location see notice at Registration.
Seeding: The two finalists of the 2009 World Masters Team Championships in
Sindelfingen will be seeded, if entered in the same team division.
In case there will be more teams entered by a National Federation, they will be separated at the draw as much as possible.
1.8.6 Match result
The team match is decided by the number of contests won. Each contest must be decided, if there is no difference of at least one yuko between the two opponents after the contest time elapsed, the Golden Score Rule will apply (see 1.6.4).
The extra time for Golden Score in team event will be 1 minute for all teams divisions.
A competitor, who has presented himself for the competition by official bow on the mat at start of the team match and withdraws from competing in that match, looses the right to compete for the whole day. The team can enter reserve competitor from the list in the same weight category
1.9 Judogi
The white and blue judogi are obligatory and competitors must have both types. Judogi markings must be in accordance with the current IJF regulations.
1.10 Back numbers.
Competitors are recommended to wear the back numbers used by IJF. Back numbers will be available at the Championships in Budapest. Back numbers may be purchased and facilities will be available to have these sawn onto jackets at Registration.
1.11 Particular rules for women competitors.
The women competitor must wear a white non-transparent t-shirt. The bra must not
have any hard pieces. Long hair has to be bound with an elastic band.
Make-up and jewellery are prohibited. The nails have to be cut short.
1.12 Anti doping control
The IJF has strong anti doping policy, but there will be no drug testing at this Championships
1.13 Entry fees
National Federation or competitors themselves will have to pay entry fees:
- for individual event 100€
- for five (5) competitors team event 250€
- for three (3) competitors teams event 150€
Late entry fee for individual events +50€
Deadline for payments is 1st May 2010
For details of payment see chapter 3. General Organisation
1.14 Entry and Registration information
1.15 Media accreditation
Complete and send Form D to the Championships Organizing Committee before
There is no extra accreditation for an media attending. They come to the accreditation where they can receive their press accrediation cards.
Vladimir Barta Juan Carlos Barcos
IJF Head Sports Director IJF Head Refereeing Director
1.16 Championship schedule
Wednesday 26th May 2010
1000 – 1600. General registration (including tickets for the Social event)
(Estimated timetable and mat allocations will be displayed in Registration)
Registration for all age categories.
1600 – 1800. Official weigh-in all female players and M10, M9, M8, M7, M6 and M5
1000 – 1800. Warm-up facilities available
2000- 2100 Draw all female players and M10 ,M9, M8, M7, M6 and M5
2100- 2130. Referees meeting.
Thursday 27th May 2010
No registration in this day
0800 – 2000. Warm-up facilities available
0815 – 0845. Referees meeting
0930 – 1800. Competition starts all female players and, M10, M9, M8, M7, M6 and M5
(Estimated timetable and mat allocation will be displayed in Registration)
1600 – 1800 Official weigh-in M1 and M3
2000 – 2100 Draw M1 and M3
1800 – 1830. Opening Ceremony
1830 – 1830. Medal Ceremonies (estimated time only).
Friday 28th May 2010
1000 – 1600. General registration (including tickets for the Social event)
(Estimated timetable and mat allocations will be displayed in Registration)
0800 – 2000 Warm-up facilities available
0815 – 0845. Referees meeting
0930 – 1800. Competition starts all female players and M1 and M3
(Estimated timetable and mat allocation will be displayed in Registration)
1600 – 1800 Official weigh-in M2 and M4
2000 –2100 Draw M2 and M4
1830 – 1830. Medal Ceremonies (estimate time only).
Saturday 29th May 2010
0800 – 2000. Warm-up facilities available
0815 – 0845. Referees meeting
1000 – 1400 Team registration (Team Entries only and last chance to buy tickets to the social event until 1400).
0930 – 1800. Competition starts M2 and M4
(Estimated timetable and mat allocation will be displayed in Registration)
1800 – 1830 Team Draw
1830 – 1830. Medal Ceremonies (estimated time only).
2000 Social event (full details and price from Registration).
Sunday 30TH May 2010
No registration in this day
No weigh-in this day
0900 – 1500. Warm-up facilities available
0915 – 0945. Referees meeting
1000 – 1400. Team event
(Estimated timetable and mat allocation will be displayed in Sports Hall)
1400 – 1415. Closing Ceremony (estimated time only)
1415 – 1445. Medal Ceremonies (estimated time only).
Note – All medallists must wear full white judogi when taking part in a medal ceremony and not track suit tops etc. Flags of nations may NOT be held on the rostrum but please be aware that with a large number of ceremony each separate ceremony can only last for a short time to avoids delays to the overall event.
All participants should be available to compete at least 45 minutes before the estimated programmed start times.
2. Refereeing
2.1. Referees must be IJF A or B license or the highest National license.
2.2. Each National Federation may enter one referee. Those NF with participating competitors must enter one referee and maximum two referees. The host NF may enter 5 referees or more, if necessary to ensure smooth running of competition and neutral refereeing
2.3. All travel, accommodation and meals costs for referees will be the full responsibility of their National Federation
2.4. Referee meeting will take place on Wednesday 26th May at 20:00 in
the Hungexpo Pavilion “G”
Attendance at this meeting will be compulsory for all referees.
2.5. Registration Form F must be sent to Championships Organising Committee not later than 1st May 2010
2.6. IJF Competition Rules will apply at this championships
3. General Organisation
Hungarian Judo Association
1146 Budapest, Istvánmezei út 1 – 3.
Tel.: 0036 1 460 68 65
Fax: 0036 1 460 68 66
www.hunjudo.hu
Hungexpo Pavilion “G”
1101 Budapest, Albertirsai út 10.
“Stadionok” metro / bus station
Budapest Ferihegy Airport; Keleti railway station
