Botaski — European Big Dawg World Tour 2020 [POSTPONED TO 2021]
26-28.06
Tenemos el placer de invitar a los slalomistas de 35 o más años al 2020 European Big Dawg Stop que se celebrará en Botaski, Seseña Waterski Complex (Toledo) los días 26/28 de Junio.
El Nautique Big Dawg World Tour es el circuito más importante del mundo para esquiadores de 35 o más años. Consiste en 2 eventos, el primero en Botaski (Seseña/España) el segundo en (California/USA).
El 2020 Big Dawg World Series, presentado por Goode Skis en memoria de Dave Goode, va a constar de dos eventos, uno en Europa y otro en Norte America. El ganador del tour Europeo y el de tour Norte Americano tendrán las gran oportunidad de verse las caras en el prestigioso Nautique Masters Water Ski & Wakeboard Tournament en Callaway Gardens, Georgia, del 28-30 de mayo de 2021 para llevarse el titulo 2020 Big Dawg.
We have the pleasure to invite all slalom skiers 35 years old or older to the 2020 European Big Dawg Stop to be held by Botaski (Seseña) June 26-28.
The Nautique Big Dawg World Tour is the most important World Tour for 35 years old or older skiers. Consists of two events, first one in Botaski (Seseña/Spain) second one in (California/USA).
The 2020 Big Dawg World Series, presented by Goode Skis, in memory of Dave Goode, will feature two events that crown both a European Champion, as well as a North American Champion. The top 34 mph amateur slalom skiers 35 and older, will vie to win either series event and then earn the opportunity to compete Memorial Day weekend, May 28-30, 2021, at the Nautique Masters Water Ski & Wakeboard Tournament at Callaway Gardens, Georgia to claim the 2020 Big Dawg Champion title.
Rules Head to Head Finals//
Head-to-Head Seeds 1-8 will be based upon best single score from any of the qualifying rounds. Ties will be broken by using skiers score from second round of qualifying (e.g. back-up score from skiing in the qualifying event). If a tie still exists, the initial seeding placement from that event will be used.
Head-to-Head Seeds 9-24 will be based upon cumulative score of both qualifying rounds. In the case of a tie on cumulative score, ties will be broken using the skier’s best score from qualifying rounds. If a tie exists for any spot other than 24th, second-level ties will be broken using the skier’s USA Water Ski National Rankings List score or equivalent IWWF average (non-US skiers). If a tie for the 24th spot exists after the first- level tiebreak criteria (e.g. best score from qualifying rounds), a run-off will be held to determine the 24th slot. If run- off consists of multiple skiers, the skiing order will be determined by the running order at the time of the tournament start.
25th place and below will be based upon best single score from any of the qualifying rounds. Ties will be broken by using skiers score from second round of qualifying, unless first round scores are only available scores. (E.g. back-up score from skiing in the qualifying event).
If a tie still exists, the initial seeding placement from that event will be used.
- OPTIONAL FOR 2020 -
Skiers that qualify for Seeds 9-24 will meet in a single round Head-to-Head called the Last Chance Round (LCR).
The LCR will be run after Qualifying and before the Sweet 16 and will be scheduled by the LOC.
Winners of the LCR brackets will determine Seeds 9-16 in the Sweet 16 Final Bracket.
- OFFICIALS AND BOAT ORDER -
Officiating crews will be split into two boats (Boat 1 and Boat 2). Designation of Boat 1 and Boat 2 will be chosen by the chief judge and will not change during the event (e.g. the same two drivers will pull the head-to-head.).
The boats will rotate which crew takes the skier off the dock in the head-to-head pairing in accordance with the following:
- SKIER PAIRINGS AND SELECTION OF SKI ORDER -
Higher seed in each pairing selects which skier will ski first. The second skier’s score must beat the first skier’s score to advance. The final 2 skiers, (and only the final 2 skiers), will run off any tie per rules of governing body to determine the champion.
The 3rd and 4th place will be determined by the best score (of the two losing skiers) in the Final 4.
The 5th through 8th place will be determined by best single score in the round of 8. Any tie for placement, will be broken using back- up score from the round of 16.
- OP -
Based on the IWWF Ranking List October 2019. Best goes last.
- OFFICIALS AND BOAT ORDER -
Qualification Round 2 Seeding will be the same running order as Round 1.
- PRICES -
[1st] 2.500 USD
[2nd] 1.250 USD
[3rd] 750 USD
[4th] 500 USD
- 2020 BIG DAWG SKIER ORDER AND FINALS BRACKET -
Info —
Slalom
+35 Categories
2 Rounds + Head to Head Final
2020 Ski Nautique
Docs —
POSTPONED/POSPUESTO
Entry Form
Bulletin
Rules
