Class division:

➢ Men
➢ Women.

Age division:

Participants are divided into 5 age categories, applicable to both men and women:
➢ Class-A: 18-30 years
➢ Class-B: 31-40 years
➢ Class-C: 41-50 years
➢ Class-D: 51-60 years
➢ Class-E: over 60 years ➢ Class-E: over 60 years.

Competition model:

Individual events and Team Tournament Disciplines (Individual events): There are three individual disciplines: ➢ Sprint (15 minutes estimated time for the winner). ➢ Middle distance (35 minutes estimated time for the winner). ➢ Long distance (70 minutes estimated time for the winner). The organizer will offer at least two of these three disciplines.

Team tournament:

Each team consists of 3 runners from the same company.
The results of the individual events are added together, and the team with the lowest total time is declared the winner.
There are no class (male/female) or age divisions for the team tournament.
Rules: The courses are designed based on the estimated times of the winners.
Detailed competition rules will be published in the tournament program.
New rules (Spanish translation):

Categories:

Men “Open Class”: for all ages. ➢ Women “Open Class”: for all ages. ➢ Men “Senior Class”: over 40 years old. ➢ Women “Senior Class”: over 40 years old.

Age division:

Participants are divided into 5 age categories, determined by year of birth (not full date of birth):
Category A: 18-30 years old.
Category B: 31-40 years old.
Category C: 41-50 years old.
Category D: 51-60 years old.
Category E: over 60 years old.
Requirements: Participation is open to all team members who are duly registered and have paid the registration fee.
Individual and team competitions with separate classifications for men and women.
Teams must consist of 3 players from the same club and communicate no later than 15 days before the event.
Competitions available:

Classic distance.
Sprint distance.

Rules:

Unless otherwise specified in these rules, the rules of the International Orienteering Federation apply.
Results: The results will be published on the official ECSG app.

Complaints:

All protests about the conduct of the championship must be submitted in writing to the Race Judge within 30 minutes after the end of the event.

Final provisions:

Each participant travels and participates in the Games at his/her own risk.
The organization only provides first aid. It is mandatory to always carry a copy of the personal insurance policy.