CANADIAN 100K TEAM SELECTION
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To all Ultramarathoners - 2022 The World 100K Championships 2022 will be held in Berlin,Germany on 27th August 2022 (could be cancelled or posponed due to the COVID-19 situation) A tous les ultramarathoniens - 2022 Le Championat Mondial des 100 km 2022 se tiendra à Berlin, Allemagne le 27 aout 2022 (pourrait etre cancellé ou remis du à la situation du COVID-19)
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*** Last accepted qualifier for the 100K National Team Selection 2022, will be 1st Jun 2022***
Selection Information
To be considered for the National Team you must be Canadian citizen.
Selection takes place 3 months prior to the current World Championship.
The National Team Selection will be based on the performances registered in the previous 2 years and up to 3 months prior to the current World Championship. It is the responsability of the athletes to ensure that their perfomances, where ever they may have been registered, are posted on the ACU ranking list prior to the last qualifying date announced for the current year.
A team of 9 men and 9 women are selected; 6 men and 3 alternates, 6 women and 3 alternates.
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IMPORTANT CHANGES TO TEAM SELECTION |
IAU Standards for Distribution of Funding to National Teams
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100K |
CAT A |
CAT B |
CAT C |
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IG = |
100% TG |
75% TG |
50% TG |
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Men |
< 7h00 |
< 7h30 |
< 8h00 |
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Women |
< 8h30 |
< 9h00 |
< 9h30 |
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Selected Team members must be members in good standing of the Association of Canadian Ultramarathoners ( ACU ) for the current year or in the process of becoming members.
Selected Team members agree to abide by the ACU Team Members Code of Conduct and IAU / IAAF Rules and Regulations.
A reminder to all athletes selected for the National 100K Team, that the ACU is self-funded and that any funding available will be announced as they materialize. The ACU is making every effort to bring on board sponsors to minimize the cost to the athletes but in case of limited funding some of the cost might have to be covered by the athletes themselves.
Qualifying Standards
WOMEN
(1) 100km standard - 9 hours (8:41/mile pace)
(2) 50 mile standard - 7 hours (8:24/mile pace)
(3) Auto Qualifiers (i) the 1st place finisher at National 100k Championships provided they run under the 9 hour standard. (ii) any runner finishing in the Top 5 at the IAU 100k Championships the year prior.
MEN
(1) 100km standard - 8 hours (7:43/mile pace)
(2) 50 mile stardard - 6h10m (7:24/mile pace)
(3) Auto Qualifiers (see as women's guidelines above)
*NOTE* Any "ties" in qualifiers between 100km and 50 miles (ie the 6th and final slot) having a male qualifier of 8 hours for 100k and a 6h10m 50 miler, the tie will always go to the longer qualifier.
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Distance |
Minimum Time |
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100K |
9:00 HRS |
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50 Miles |
7:00 HRS |
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MENS QUALIFYING STANDARDS |
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100K |
8:00 HRS |
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50 Miles |
6:10 HRS |
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Preliminary Selection National Team 2022
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The Official National Team for 2022
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*** Canadian living abroad
Any other Canadian Ultrarunners that wish to accompany the National Team at the World Championship are more than welcome but are reminded that all arrangements and expenses are their responsibility. Every effort will be made to pass on any information related to accommodations, airfare or any special discounts offered by the event organizers.
Armand Leblanc
ACU National Team Manager
36 Forestwood Dr.,
Angus, Ont., L0M 1B3
Home: 705-424-6885
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