Račice rowing channel
| Račice rowing channel | ||
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| Regatta course | ||
| Geographical location | Račice u Štětí , North Bohemia , Czech Republic | |
| Islands | a | |
| Location close to the shore | Ústí nad Labem (German Aussig) | |
| Data | ||
| Coordinates | 50 ° 27 '13 " N , 14 ° 20' 7" E | |
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| length | 2.35 km | |
| width | approx 0.165 | |
| volume | 73 ha | |
| scope | 5 km | |
| Middle deep | approx. 3 m | |
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particularities |
Venue of the 1993 World Rowing Championships |
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The rowing channel Račice ( Czech Veslařský kanál Račice ) is an artificial lake near the Czech municipality Račice (German Ratschitz ), which has been used as a regatta course for canoeing and rowing since 1986 .
history
For the junior rowing world championships in 1986, a rowing channel was built at the site of a sand pit in a loop of the Elbe near the village of Račice.
The most important event in Račice was the 1993 World Rowing Championships .
properties
The Račice rowing channel has two lanes: a competition lane with a length of 2350 m and a width of 130 m, and a training lane with a width of 30 m.
Eight to nine lanes can be divided into competitions with an Albano system .
The main grandstand in the finish area of the rowing channel has a capacity of 5000 seats.
Events
- World Junior Championships in rowing 1986
- World Rowing Championships 1993
- FISA World Masters Regatta 2002
- U23 World Rowing Championships 2009
- Junior World Rowing Championships 2010
- EDBF European Dragon Boat Racing Championships 2014
- ICF Dragon Boat Club Crew World Championships 2015
- European Rowing Championships 2017
- 2018 Junior World Rowing Championships
gallery
The grandstand seen from the northwest
The plants on the bank in the southwest
View to the northeast
View to the southwest towards the grandstand
The training channel
