International federation of the companies of oar

The International federation of the companies of oar (or FISA ) is an international organization who governs the competitions of Aviron. Its current president is Denis Oswald.

History

The FISA was created by oarsmen of France, Suisse, Belgium and of Italy on June 25th 1892 in answer to the growing popularity of the Régate S of oar, in order to standardize and regulate the distances from race, the compositions of boats, the categories (weight, age)…

At that time, of the bets were often taken on the results of the races. The oarsmen and trainers frequently took part in these bets, which could lead to some Corruption.

The first regatta of the FISA, in which all the participants were Amateur S, proceeded with Orta in Italy. 10 boats were engaged there in three races.

The head office of the FISA was established with Lausanne, in Suisse, starting from 1922.

The FISA is the international sporting organization oldest to take part in the Olympic Games.

Competitions

The principal regattas organized by the FISA are:

The World cup of oar

Since 1997, the World cup of oar includes/understands three regattas disputed at the beginning of the summer.

The Championships of the world of oar

Annual regatta during one week. During the Olympic years, the regattas are organized only for the nonOlympic categories (like both barred for example). The Championships of the world junior (less than 18 years) proceed at the same time.

Tests handisport were introduced in 2002.

Championships of the world of less than 23 years

As its name indicates it, this regatta relates to the Athlète S old of less than 23 years. It is officially a championship of the world since 2005.

External bond

Official site

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