text: Baltic Cup is organised by the Baltic Cup Board members from the participating countries. It is advised that the Baltic Cup Regatta is organized together with a local regatta for example: some junior regatta, senior regatta, students or masters regatta. In such a case the number of races would exceed 10 races a day.
  Belarus, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Sweden, Russia and Poland. Countries not listed may also apply by addressing the Board. The Baltic Cup Board may grant countries' application to take part in the Baltic Cup Regatta on a guest basis i.e. without team standing scores, competing as an individuals.
  § 6 Entries
  Entries must be presented on the FISA Entry form. The typewritten entries and payment for participation must be delivered to the host country which is organizing the event at the latest Thursday, 9 weeks before the Baltic Cup Regatta. The organising country may inquire for some preliminary information concerning participation.
  All participants are expected to take part in the opening and closing ceremonies. The opening ceremony will be held either Friday evening or Saturday morning. The closing ceremony will be held after the last race at the venue.
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  The races should start Saturday and finish Sunday around noon in order to guarantee smooth and save participants transportation back home. In Baltic Cup Regatta has the simplified progression system: preliminary heats, which take place when number of boats in one event is 7, or higher than 7. In case of 7 boats in the event, 4 boats will row in the first preliminary heat, and 3 in the second. The last crew of each preliminary heat goes to final B. The final A would consist of 5 boats. When there are more than 7 boats in the event there will be 2 preliminary heats organized by draw. In this case the first 3 crews from each heat are qualifying for the final A; the remaining goes into final B. The number of the races for every boat class is limited, two per a day. All crews are determined by draw into heats. Since Baltic Cup is regatta for juniors, the time gap between the races for one boat class should be not less than two hours.
  Team consists of 13 rowers girls and 13 rowers boys. Number of coaches is maximum 1 per crew. Other participants: 1 team manager and drivers (assume that transportation will be organized in the cheapest way – by bus). Each team is recommended to have an International Umpire for assisting to Organizing country.
  Accommodation costs included full board per person per day should not exceed 50 EUR.
  A crew is obtaining points for participation in every event final B and A race. A winning crew gets 11 points for national team.
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  The Challenge Cup and a photo of the same Cup as a remembrance are delegated to the country that will collect most points after two days events. Three first Federations in overall scoring will be awarded by the Cups. In case of equal points, the winner will be determined by the number of victories and possibly the number of second or third places etc.
  An entertainment party such as a disco is recommended to organize for all young athletes on Saturday evening.
  The Team managers meeting should be organized on Friday evening before the Baltic Cup Regatta. All teams are requested to delegate a team manager to this meeting. Draw, regatta information and discussions on the possible problems and regatta improvements for the up-coming years could be discussed and decided in the meeting. It is also advised to organize a meeting during the FISA World Junior Championships with the representatives of all countries taking part in Baltic Cup regatta in order to discuss the most important issues related to the event. Some extra meetings during regatta days could be organized on place if needed.