competition promotes national fitness. Picture provided by the organizer
China Youth Daily client Beijing, July 6 (China Youth Daily·China Youth Daily reporter Liang Xuan) The Organizing Committee of the China Motorboat League held a press conference in Beijing today to announce the 2022 China Motorboat League. The first stop will be held at the Shahu Scenic Area in Ningxia from July 9th to July 11th. This is the first time that the China Motorboat League has entered the northwest China.
According to the organizer, the competition will include the Chinese Formula (F4) motorboat racing race, the seated watercraft open class (RO) racing race, the seated watercraft limited three-level (RL3) racing race, Classic competitive events such as seated jet ski restricted level (RL1) racing, vertical jet skiing open level (J0) racing, and water flying trapeze. At the same time, participation rights are opened, and a newbie group seated water motorcycle original factory level (RS3) racing competition is specially set up for non-professional players, so that public enthusiasts can also participate in national-level events.
Chen Chunxin, deputy director of the Water Sports Management Center of the State Sports General Administration, said that in recent years, the number and professional level of domestic motorboat, paddleboard, sailboat, water skiing and other events have increased significantly, and water sports have played an important role in the field of national fitness. , especially the China Motorboat League, not only promotes the rapid development of the industry, but also is an important starting point for the host city to develop the cultural tourism industry and promote national fitness.
This event is jointly organized by the Water Sports Management Center of the State Sports General Administration, China Water Skiing, Diving and Motorboat Sports Federation, Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region Culture and Tourism Department, Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region Sports Bureau, Shizuishan Municipal People's Government, Ningxia Agricultural Reclamation Group host.
Editor in charge: Cao Jing
Source: China Youth Daily client
