2011 IIHF World Championship
Slovakia!!! 
SK
Majstrovstva sveta v ladovom hokeji v roku 2011 sa konali
v
slovenskych mestach Bratislava a Kosice. Rozhodol o tom
kongres
Medzinarodnej hokejovej federacie (International Ice Hockey
Federation) pocas Majstrovstiev sveta v ladovom hokeji 2006 v
lotysskej Rige. Slovensko dostalo 70 hlasov, kym
protikandidati
Svedsko 20 a Madarsko 14 hlasov. Uskutocnili sa v dnoch 29.
aprila
2011 az 15. maja 2011.
Podmienkou konania bolo postavenie noveho hokejoveho stadiona,
kde sa konali klucove zapasy majstrovstiev. Zaciatkom roku 2008
este nebolo jasne, kde bude stadion stat, uvazovalo sa aj o
lokalite na juhu Petrzalky pri Janikovom dvore. Nakoniec sa po
"vyhodnych" zamenach pozemkov rozhodlo ze sa bude rekonstruovat
dopravne nevhodne situovany stadión Ondreja Nepelu. Stadion sa
zacal rekonstruovat na jar roku 2009, hotovy mal byt koncom roka
2010, ale este ani vo februari 2011 nebol skolaudovany.
Najlepsie hokejove krajiny sa stretli na slovenskom lade.
Sestnast timov od 29. aprila do 15. maja 2011 odohrali 56 duelov.
Zaroven sa poslednykrat pouzl "stary" format hokejoveho turnaja,
ktory funguje od roku 1998. Podla "stareho" formatu sa v styroch
zakladnych stvorclennych skupinach odohra 24 duelov systemom "kazdy
s kazdym". Tri najlepsie muzstva zo zakladnej skupiny postupuju do
kvalifikacnej fazy, timy z poslednych priecok vytvoria skupinu o
zachranu. Dva najlepsie timy sa udrzia v elitnej kategorii MS,
posledne dve druzstva zostupuju do nizsej divizie MS. Tucet
najlepsich druzstiev zo zakladnych skupin bude nadalej bojovat v
dvoch sestclennych kvalifikacnych skupinach, pricom vzajomne zapasy
s muzstvami v zakladnej skupine sa zapocitavaju do tabulky. Styri
najlepsie muzstva sa prebojuju do stvrtfinale, muzstva z 5. a 6.
miesta kvalifikacnych skupin na turnaji koncia. Vitazi stvrtfinale
sa nasledne stretnu v v dvoch semifinalovych dueloch o postup do
finale, vzajomne stretnutie zdolanych semifinalistov rozhodne o
konecnom tretom mieste a uspesni semifinalisti sa stretnu vo
finale.
Majstrovstva sveta v ladovom hokeji 2012 sa budu konat vo Finsku
a Svedsku od 4. do 20. maja. Povodne sa mal vsak turnaj hrat len vo
Finsku, no napokon sa obe krajiny dohodli na spolupraci, ktoru v
maji 2009 odsuhlasila aj IIHF. Spolupraca spociva v tom, ze oba
tieto staty budu usporaduvat spolocne turnaj v rokoch 2012 a
2013.
Puky pre hokejovy sampionat na Slovensku sa nevyrobili u nas,
ale v Cesku. Asi patdesiat kilometrov od hranic, v okrese Vsetin, v
malej tovarni este pred vstupom do dediny Katerinice. Ceske puky
udajne nezanechavaju cierne smuhy na mantineloch a nerozbijaju
plexiskla. A teda na majstrovstvach sveta dostali prednost pred
slovenskymi....
Prosím zaobchádzajte s logbookom s
velkou uctou, nelepte donho nálepky, nepouzivajte peciatky a
zapiste IBA svoju prezývku a datum. Vdaka!!!
Keska nieje vo budove!!! Neutahujte
kesku prilis silno, zavrite ju tak aby sa dala normalne
otvorit...
Je mi luto, ze keska sa nenachadza pri stadione, ale je tam
preplnene.
EN
After one round of voting, the winning bid was announced by IIHF
president René Fasel on May 19, 2006, at the delegates congress of
the International Ice Hockey Federation in Riga, Latvia. Slovakia's
bidding cities received 70 votes, followed by the Swedish bid
cities of Stockholm, and Gothenburg with 20 votes, and finally the
Hungarian bid with 14 votes. The required 50% of the vote had been
attained in the first round, which finalized Slovakia's successful
bid.
The 2011 IIHF World Championship was the 75th IIHF World
Championship, an annual international ice hockey tournament. It
took place between the 29th of April and the 15th of May 2011 in
Slovakia. The games was played in the Orange Arena in Bratislava,
and Steel Arena in Kosice. This was the first time the independent
Slovakia hosted the World Championships. However, this was the
third time that Bratislava had co-hosted the World Championships.
The first two times were 1959 and 1992, each time with Prague, and
while part of Czechoslovakia.
Finland withdrew from bidding before voting began in order to
apply for the 2012 World Championship. Finland and Sweden would
both later win respective bids to host in 2012 and 2013, but this
decision was later changed instead for the two Nordic countries to
be joint hosts of the 2012, and 2013 IIHF World Championship.
Goooly was the official mascot of the tournament. Goooly is a
Gray wolf, and Igor Nemecek, the 2011 IIHF World Championship
general director, said he was chosen because: "Wolves are animals
which are typically Slovak, evoking our forests and
countryside".
Please do handle the logbook with
special care, do not use stickers nor stamps, and sign ONLY Your
nickname and date. Thank You!!!
Cache is NOT inside a
building!!!
I am sory for place, which I chose, because you cannot see Ondej
Nepela`s arena, but places near the arena are full of caches.