Your ‘World Quadrathlon Federation’

Jean Ashley

I just wanted to introduce you to the WQF our World Governing Body, behind the scenes they work very hard, to keep ‘World Quadrathlon’ moving forwards.  The World Quadrathlon Federation (WQF) is the international sport governing body for Quadrathlon. It was established 1997 as ‘European Quadrathlon Federation’ and exists since 2001 as ‘World Quadrathlon Federation’. The WQF has her seat in the Czech Republic and is there registered in the Ministry of Interior, Electoral and Association Department. Our Voting member Nations at present are  CZE, GBR, GER, and HUN.

At the end of each year we have a ‘World Congress’ to review our sport and look how we can move forwards. We check out new races and federations from across the World, and this year we have taken over management and maintenance of the WQF websites, updated our ‘Sport Order’ (Rules and Regulations), and put together your ‘2023 World Cup Series’. These are just a few of the tasks the WQF do for us all …. so a Big Thank-you to the ‘WQF’ Team below, for your hard work and dedication, it is appreciated by Quadrathletes from the World over!

Executive Board: President – Václav Marek
Vice-President – Jean Ashley
Secretary/WQF Results Tables  – John Kavanagh
Chair of Technical Matters – Ferenc Csima
Treasurer/Website  – Bernd Scheller

For your Information below – WQF Constitution, 2023 Sport Order (Rules & Regulations) and the 2023 World Cup Series and Championship Races. www.quadrathlon.com/world-cup/

WQF-Constitution

WQF-Sport-Order 2023

WORLD CUP RACES 2023

18 March – Terceira – Sprint (POR)
28 May – Brigg – Middle (GBR) Middle European Championships
3 June – Hannover – Sprint (GER) Sprint European Championships
Cancelled – Kasposvar – Sprint (HUN)
24 June – Tyn – Sprint (CZE)
8 July – Bydgoszcz – Sprint (POL)
5 Aug – Nagyatád Gyékényes – Long (HUN) Long World Championships
26 Aug – Bohinj – Middle (SLO) (MTB)
2 Sept- Ratscher – Sprint (GER) Sprint World Championships
3 Sept – Shrewsbury – Sprint (GBR)
10 Sept – Tiszafüred – Middle (HUN) Middle World Championships
10 Sept – Cazalegas – Sprint (ESP)