There is not much time left to the beginning of our competitions so it is a high time to publish the next edition of our bulletin – bulletin no 1. There you may find the most important information such as: where to find parking places, detailed schedule for the competition and much more! Enjoy the reading! Tomorrow, we will publish technical bulletin.

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Third stage soon.

A few days before the start of our competitions, we are pleased to present You our next partner – WSP “Społem”. Kielecki Mayonnaise has been accompanying us for a few years and this year will again support us financially. See You soon !

Attention!

There is only 24 hours left till the end of registration time for this years’ Wawel Cup. We have over 500 registrations! To all those who tend to forget: we remind You about obligation enrollment via registration form. To all those who still hesitate: please rest assured that this year’s Wawel Cup will be an unique event. We count on your presence, see You soon!

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There is not much time left, so we are very happy that we can grant yet another free entrance fee in our contest. This time the prize goes to Katsiaryna Berdova from BSMU.

Tick tock – tick tock, the clock is striking… This is to remind you that there is not so much time left to this year’s Wawel Cup edition. The deadline for registration falls in 5 days! In the meantime, we would like to introduce to you the lucky winner of free entrance fee: the 335. participant is Marek Wołowczyk from UNTS Warszawa. Congratulation and see You soon!

We are very happy to announce that we gained yet another partner: monthly magazine “Znad Rudawy”, which publishes information from Zabierzow borough (the venue of our last year’s event). It is important to note that again this year, runners from Zabierzow will join our competition. The magazine is now the official media partner for Wawel Cup 35.

The article about Wawel Cup 35. is to be found here.

While going throug this year’s Wawel Cup participants, one may spot both many foreigner’s as well as well-known names. We are more than happy that one of them is the OK Orion runner – Yuri Omelchenko. He gained his World Champion title in 1995 (the year in which the manager of this year’s Wawel Cup was born). His best performance was in middle, in the championships held in Detmold, Germany. Apart from this success, he gained two silver medals in championships in 2003 and 2004. He is also a holder of 3 medals from European Orienteering Championships and he won the World Cup twice. What a career! This year, the runners falling into M45 category will have the chance to compete with the champion. Can’t wait to see who is going to win it!