The 3 Zinnen Ski-Marathon takes place over two race days and comprises three events: the 60 km or 30 km Classic Technique race on Saturday and the 30 km Prato Piazza Mountain Challenge in Free Technique on Sunday.
By registering for the 3 Zinnen Ski-Marathon, each participant confirms that they have read, understood and accepted these regulations as well as the applicable provisions on the protection of personal data (Privacy).
For all matters not expressly covered by these regulations, the applicable technical regulations of FIS and FISI for mass-participation cross-country skiing events shall apply. The Organising Committee reserves the right to amend the regulations and the course for organisational, safety-related or weather-related reasons up to one hour before the start of the respective race.
All participants who turn at least 18 years of age in the year of the event are eligible to participate.
For the 30 km Classic Technique race, participants who turn at least 16 years of age in the year of the event are also eligible. Minors must present a participation authorisation signed by their parents.
This regulation applies exclusively to Italian citizens in all categories.
For registration, one of the following documents is required:
The certificate must be uploaded online to the participant’s Datasport account during registration or at a later date. Alternatively, it may be sent by e-mail to info@ski-marathon.com no later than the Thursday before the race weekend.
Athletes who have not submitted a certificate or who have submitted an invalid certificate will not be allowed to collect their race number and may not participate in the race.
IMPORTANT! The “FISI Card” does not replace the required medical certificate of fitness.
Registration takes place online via our partner Datasport. Registrations by e-mail or telephone are not accepted. During online registration, the entry fee is paid directly via Datasport. The button for online registration can be found on our homepage at www.ski-marathon.com/en/registration/
During the race weekend, registration is also possible on site from Friday to Sunday at the Race Office (cash payment).
The entry fee includes shuttle service, race number, medical support, professional timing, race pack, transport of personal bags, refreshments along the course and at the finish, and the finisher medal.
The 3 Zinnen Ski-Marathon is listed in the FIS calendar of mass-participation cross-country races. Athletes with a valid FIS code may therefore receive FIS points. The valid FIS code must be provided during registration.
During registration, each athlete selects the starting group that best matches their sporting performance level (except for the ELITE group).
ELITE Group
1st Group – Experienced Racers
Guideline for self-assessment: 50–150 points in the FISI ranking
2nd Group – Advanced Cross-Country Skiers
3rd Group – All Other Cross-Country Skiers
Please note! Assignment to the ELITE group is carried out exclusively by the Organising Committee on the basis of the criteria listed above.
IMPORTANT! In the event of non-participation in the race or failure to collect the race number, the entry fee will not be refunded, including in cases of force majeure. When registering online via Datasport, participants have the option of taking out cancellation insurance.
All information on the insurance and any reimbursement can be found here: https://datasport.com/en/erv
In the event of adverse weather conditions or other safety concerns, the Organising Committee reserves the right to modify the course, establish an alternative course or cancel the event.
The applicable regulations of FIS (International Competition Rules – ICR) and FISI (Agenda degli Sport Invernali) apply, in particular the provisions governing mass-participation cross-country races (“Popular Races”).
By registering, all participants accept the applicable regulations.
During the event, the competent authorities may carry out anti-doping controls. The applicable FIS Anti-Doping Rules and relevant national regulations apply.
Participants who do not reach the designated checkpoints within the specified maximum time will be removed from the results and must stop the race. The following time limits apply:
30 km / 60 km Classic Technique
30 km Prato Piazza Mountain Challenge – Free Technique
An overall classification and classifications by category will be established. The first three finishers in each category will be awarded prizes. All participants who complete the race within the time limit will receive a finisher medal and a certificate (available for download from the Datasport results).
For age categories, the age reached during the year of the event is decisive. The participant’s age on the day of the event is not decisive.
30 + 60 km Classic – Saturday
Prato Piazza Mountain Challenge – Sunday
Unclaimed prizes will be kept at the office of ASV Sport OK Dobbiaco and may be collected by the respective winners within one month of the race day. Prizes cannot be sent by post.
a) By registering and paying the entry fee, participants accept these regulations without restriction and release the Organising Committee from any liability for accidents and damages occurring before, during or after the race, as well as for any damage caused by participants to third parties or their property.
b) By registering, Italian citizens confirm that they hold a valid sports medical certificate in accordance with the provisions specified under point 3.
c) Participants agree to the limitation of liability with regard to the organiser, the Organising Committee, sponsors, participating municipalities, owners of private property and participating media partners.
d) The organiser reserves the right to limit the number of participants and to modify the course, programme or event date for organisational or safety reasons.
e) The Organising Committee accepts no liability for participants’ personal belongings.
f) Unreturned timing chips will be charged at €60.00.
g) For all matters not expressly regulated in these regulations, the applicable FIS and FISI regulations shall apply, in particular the provisions governing mass-participation cross-country races (“Popular Races”).
Complaints and protests must be submitted in writing, within the deadlines specified in the applicable FIS regulations for mass-participation cross-country races and against payment of a deposit.
If the protest is upheld, the deposit will be refunded.
By registering, participants consent to the processing of their personal data in connection with registration and the organisation of the event in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR – EU Regulation 2016/679).
We are located in an extremely sensitive and protected area. Please keep this in mind: do not leave any rubbish along the course or pollute the environment in any other way – doing so will result in immediate disqualification.
We are confident that we can count on your cooperation!
