GR- 6. OFFICIAL COMPETITIONS
Posted: Wed Nov 08, 2006 8:48 pm
6. OFFICIAL COMPETITIONS
World Championships are normally held every second year 1991, 1993, 1995 etc.
European Championships are normally held every year, and if possible it should not be held two consecutive years in the same country. The European Championships are considered "open" to participation to skaters from outside of Europe, however the title of European Champion can only be given to a resident of one of the European countries.
The organizers of European and World Championships are normally selected one year before the competition.
The ISSA reserves the rights to refuse the use of competition names including the words World and European, if there is a risk of confusion with the European and World Championships.
World Championships are normally held every second year 1991, 1993, 1995 etc.
European Championships are normally held every year, and if possible it should not be held two consecutive years in the same country. The European Championships are considered "open" to participation to skaters from outside of Europe, however the title of European Champion can only be given to a resident of one of the European countries.
The organizers of European and World Championships are normally selected one year before the competition.
The ISSA reserves the rights to refuse the use of competition names including the words World and European, if there is a risk of confusion with the European and World Championships.