Target Event: World Championships

Target Venue: 26th July – 30th July 2017 Murau, Austria

Event and Venue Assessment:

Performance Level required for the Target Event has been designated: Low Athletes should demonstrate a commitment to perform well. Achievement of good results is expected, although latitude is given to wider objectives such as, but not limited to, gaining

international experience – as a guide, to finish in the Top Two Thirds

The Risk Level of the Target Venue has been designated: Medium The venue is unlikely to cause capsize. Risk of loss or damage to equipment is low and risk of personal injury is unlikely.

Eligibilty Assessors: National Coaches and Team Management

Selection Registration Date: Saturday 15th April 2017

Selection Event: Grandtully, river Tay Scotland 22nd – 23rd Apr 2017

Selection Model: Combined selection model

Maximum Team per class: 4 boats for world championships

Estimated Team Contribution: The U23s will be completely self funded.

Further Information:

Now that TASS is only targetted at Olympic disciplines, Sports Aid is the main route for grant applications for juniors. The criteria is based on GB team membership. The BCU will contact the members of the GB junior team to invite them to submit an application. Final assessment will be made by Sports Aid.

Information on the British Canoe Union Anti-Doping programme

This is the Junior Team Code of Conduct   statement as issued by the BCU. All team athletes implicitly will sign up to this on acceptance of a team place. The team manager may request a signed copy as well from the athletes.

BCU Anti-doping page

 

BCU Notices regarding

Therapeutic Use Exemptions and Personal Registration
Web based whereabouts

ICF and BCU Doping Control Guidelines

As Word™ file
As PDF

BCU Doping Rules (as at March 2004)

As Word™ file
As PDF

UK Sport Drugs Information Database

World Anti-Doping Authority

ICF Anti-Doping page

UK Sport's Anti-Doping Campaign, 100% ME