Grand Prix Juniors, Passo S. 1700 young pilgrims expected samples

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Grand Prix Juniors, Passo S. 1700 young pilgrims expected samples

Friday, March 23, 2012 at Falcade-Dolomiti/Valle Biois (BL) expects more than 1,700 children born from 2000 to 2004, for
official opening ceremony of the final Grand Prix Juniors 2012 - Ringo Trophy . The races, which are divided by year of birth and disciplines will be held on Saturday 24 and Sunday, March 25 to pass S. Pellegrino (alpine skiing), the Central Fund Gares - Agordo (Nordic skiing) and there will be snowboarding.

Grand Prix Juniors is one of the most popular sporting events dedicated to the small Italian skiers, sponsored by more than thirty years dall'AMSI (Association of Italian ski instructor). Saturday 24 and Sunday, March 25, 2012 in the Three Valleys Ski Area - Dolomiti Superski will race the most promising (male and female) of Italian skiing, aged between eight and eleven years in the disciplines of alpine skiing (giant slalom) , Nordic skiing (cross country skiing classic technique) and for the first time in a test demo snowboard.

Children who have had access to the national final, in other words, the Grand Prix Juniors - Ringo Trophy - are over 1,700 and come from all over Italy in the Veneto. At the race, in fact, were members of the top fifteen by category of each of the thirteen regional meetings, the last of which (Lazio, Friuli Venezia Giulia, Trentino) in order of time were held Sunday, March 11.
The organization of event is complex and articulated: expected initially, in the months of January and February, a series of mini competitions prepared by the Italian Schools Cross distributed on the Italian territory, so to be able to offer all young skiers (even those not enrolled in ski club ) the opportunity to get noticed. Then the children reported by the same
Ski Schools have had access to the regional stages, useful to select participants for the final Grand Prix Juniors, Ringo Trophy, which will be awarded the titles of "Very Young Italian Champion." The Grand Prix Juniors

embraces the world youngest skiers, and participate in the edition 2012 (from school until the final stages of national) children born in the years 2001, 2002, 2003 and 2004 for alpine skiing and Then, 2000, 2001, 2002 and 2003 with regard to Nordic skiing. This year in the final Falcade, on Friday, there will be a demonstration test
snowboard (snowpark). But this great event is not only racing, indeed, the key to winning more than 30 years of the event is to be able to ensure that children, their families and carers a lovely time, which coexist in equilibrium with better to both the sporty look and most of all fun. For example, Saturday, March 24 there will be the "Gymkhana Boing", organized by Boing TV, free DTT channel, leader of plays among boys: a fun team event where children will compete along an obstacle course ... with boots, helmet and goggles worn.

PROGRAM 35th Grand Prix Juniors:

Friday, March 23, 2012 9:00 to 21:00 Accreditation tensile Piazza Municipio
12:00 Race start snowboarding categories in 2001 - '02-'03-' 04 The Snowpark Buse
17:00 Parade and opening event coming out Market Square Playground Falcade
19:00 Meeting of the jury and withdrawal pectoral Hotel Institute - College Ski
Saturday, March 24, 2012 9:00
out competitions Alpine skiing categories 2001-2002 The Coastal Trail - Passo San Pellegrino
13:00 Gymkhana BOING TV Passo San Pellegrino
17:00 Prize giving and party for all children Playground Falcade
19:00 Meeting of the jury and withdrawal pectoral Hotel Institute - College Ski
Sunday, March 25, 2012 9:00
out competitions in Alpine skiing categories 2003-2004 The Coastal Trail - Passo San Pellegrino
9.00 Departure distance race Gares Center Fund - Agordo < br> 14.30 Prize giving and party for all children Playground Falcade

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