Program changes for Sunday
Announcement (10th of August) – time schedule (updated 19:00)
There are following changes to the program for Sunday 11th of August
Please make sure you arrive on time.
Program changes for Sunday
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Beňuš, Málek a Stanovská víťazmi kvalifikácie
Kvalifikačnými jazdami sa v bratislavskom Čunove rozbehli ICF-rebríčkové preteky World Ranking Race Slovak Open 2019
Martikán: Najlepšie domáce podujatie na najkvalitnejšej vode, akú máme
S blížiacim sa začiatkom druhej polovice súťažnej seniorskej sezóny vo vodnom slalome sa slovenskí reprezentanti dôkladne pripravujú na záver augusta a september.
Slováci útočia na medailové priečky vo všetkých kategóriách
Vodných slalomárov čakajú cez víkend finálové preteky ECA Open Canoe Slalom Cupu.
Súčasťou obnoveného Slovak Open aj atraktívna štafeta s odmenou
Súčasťou Slovak Open bude totiž aj atraktívny Nation Cup – vodnoslalomárska miešaná štafeta.
Aťo: Cítim zodpovednosť a som zvedavý…
Poslední olympijskí šampióni v kategórii C2M Ladislav a Peter Škantárovci postavia poslednú súťažnú trať v bratislavskom Čunove pred rekonštrukciou.
Slovak Open ako vyvrcholenie Európskeho pohára
Slalomári na divokej vode budú po 10 rokoch opäť súťažiť na podujatí Canoe Slalom Slovak Open.
ATHLETES
COUNTRIES
DAYS OF RACE
Heroes to be seen
Michal Martikán
Matej Beňuš
Alexander Slafkovský
Eliška Mintálová
Elena Kaliská
Jana Dukátová
Emanuela Luknárová
Monika Škáchová
Soňa Stanovská
Andrej Málek
Martin Halčin
Jakub Grigar
How to get to Čunovo–Divoká voda
Don’t you know how to get to Čunovo? Don’t worry, we have several information how to get to Čunovo–Divoká voda venue by public transport or by car
Bus service
Valid for 06. – 11. August, Route 90
Standard Bus Service – daily with 1 hour interval.
Directions from:
Free parking:
Parking for the spectators is provided free of charge close to the venue entrance.
Areál Divoká voda
Divoká voda (Areál vodných športov)
Bratislava-Čunovo
Slovakia
Venue Location
Canoe slalom venue is 20km south of Bratislava.
GPS Coordinates
48.031944, 17.229167
Latitude 48º 01’ 55”
Longitude 17º 13’ 45”
Bratislava, Slovakia, European Union
Bratislava is capital city of Slovakia located in Central Europe.
City is well connected with neighboring capitals and international airports by international highways.
By road
Bratislava is situated directly on country boarders with Czech Republic, Austria and Hungary. Bratislava is well connected to neighboring capitals by international multilane highways. Within Slovakia, the D1 motorway connects Bratislava to the east of the country (direction Košice, Krakow), the D2 motorway connects Bratislava with Hungary to the south and the Czech Republic to the north and D4 motorway connects Bratislava with Vienna.
By air
If you want to fly to Bratislava, you can choose between the city’s own international airport and Schwechat airport in Vienna, which is about 45 km from Bratislava and connected by regular shuttle buses. Regular flights link these airports with many major European destinations.
Vienna international airport (VIE)
www.viennaairport.com
Bratislava airport (BTS)
www.airportbratislava.sk
By train
International trains to Bratislava’s main railway station run from Vienna (1 hour), Budapest (3 hours), and Prague (4-5 hours) several times a day. There are less frequent direct connections to Berlin, Bucharest, Kiev, Moscow and Warsaw.
The main railway station is a short distance from the centre and there is a good connection to city public transport; alternatively, walking to the centre takes 15-20 minutes. Trains from Vienna also arrive at Bratislava–Petržalka Station, which is to the south of the city centre across the Danube River and has direct bus connection with Čunovo (Public transport, Bus 91).
By boat
Perhaps the nicest way to arrive in Bratislava is by riverboat, via the Danube. The Rhine–Main–Danube Canal links Bratislava with the North Sea; the Danube River connects it to the Black Sea.
Cruises along the Danube have been a big hit with tourists for many years. River cruises go to and from Budapest, and a scheduled passenger service, the Twin City Liner, connects Bratislava and Vienna by high-speed catamaran several times a day during summer.
Location
- Areál Divoká vodaBratislava-ČunovoSlovakia
- 9:00 - 21:00
- 48.031944, 17.229167Latitude 48º 01’ 55”Longitude 17º 13’ 45”
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About the Canoe Slalom Slovak Open 2019
Canoe Slalom Paddlers will compete again at Canoe Slalom Slovak Open after 10 years
“There is no other way to commercialize for Canoe Slalom other than a massive extension of the possibility of presenting our wonderful Olympic sport to more than five rounds of World Cup, World Championships and Continental Championship,” says Richard Galovič, vice president of the Slovak Canoeing – Whitewater Section, about the creation of the ECA Open Canoe Slalom Cup.
Ten years ago, the Canoe Slalom World Series, which was born in the head of the current leader of Slovak Canoeing – Whitewater Section, enjoyed great popularity in the Canoe Slalom community. “It was also more motivating for competitors to show their virtuosity to people when they could compete. The more the better. That was why we tried to create a commercial project that was supposed to push us sport dynamically forward. The races were organized at a high level and there was a great sports, spectator and sponsor interest already after the first year, which enabled the athletes to offer financial rewards for their performance ten years ago. That is why I am very pleased that today the European Canoeing Association has returned to the idea of promoting the commercialization of our sport with our full support. The Canoe Slalom Slovak Open will be re-opened in Bratislava-Čunovo on 9-11. August 2019 as the culmination of the European part of the ICF World Ranking,” continued Galovic.
The race format is defined by the ICF World Ranking rules – Qualification, Semifinals and Finals – with points only being collected in the Olympic events – K1M, K1Ž, C1M and C1Ž.
For each country we have prepared an attractive race of mixed teams Nation Cup (4-Cat), where will start all four boats of the Olympic program K1 men, C1 men, K1 women, C1 women.
The three-day event will also allow young athletes to compete, so we are looking forward to including the final event of the ECA Junior Canoe Slalom Cup 2019.
