Race Info
team training
Practices
Practices will be held prior to Festival weekend. Your team
registration includes two practice sessions. Each team participant must
attend both of the assigned team practices. The first practice should be
considered mandatory - this is with a coach who gives specifics about the
technique and course. Each Dragon Boat team will practice and race with a full team of
22 participants per boat (including 1 drummer and 1 steerperson - to be
provided by the festival). A team may
practice or race with a minimum of sixteen (16) paddlers per boat plus 1
drummer. Teams may register in the following categories; Mixed
Recreational, Mixed Competitive and All-Female. Practices are booked on a
first come first serve basis. All sessions that are cancelled due to bad
weather will be rescheduled, time permitting. Exceptions will be considered by the Festival Race Committee.
Logistics Meeting
The Team Logistics Meeting will be held prior to the event. The team
managers� logistics meeting is intended for all team managers. This meeting is very important for attendance, as all
race day procedures, last minute event changes and a complete explanation
and overview of race rules and regulations will be discussed. Any last
minute questions or team concerns can be addressed at this meeting.
Date:
To be announced
Where:
Practice site � Lake Las Vegas
Time:
To be announced
race details
Race Format
- The course is 500 meters long.
- The race start line will be announced.
- The race finish line will be 500 meters downstream.
Race Schedule
The Race Schedule will be available to team managers approximately one week prior to the event.
rules & regulations
click here for the rules & regulations
trophies
Each year the Dragon Boat teams compete to
win one of the many prestigious Festival Trophies. These trophies highlight
many different aspects of the Dragon Boat Races.
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