Official world rafting governing body
The IRF has linked up with the ATTA for a long-term education and training initiative as part of the ATTA’s mission to professionalize the adventure tourism community. The ATTA and a selection of best-of-class adventure education and training institutions are joining together to launch the first phase of AdventureEDU,Training for a Sustainable Business, Earth and Adventure.
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Current Race Rules (rescinds all other versions): IRF Race Rules 2024 (PDF) (MS Word versions available from IRF Administration) IRF Race Rules 2024 – with track changes (PDF) – details what changes were made to the 2023 Race Rules IRF Race Rules – March 2020 SERBIAN IRF Race Rules Scoring System (points for each place in
Where to find event media: Links to photos and videos from all of our events can be found below. Additional photos and videos can be found on our social media channels: Youtube (@internationalrafting) Instagram (@worldraftingchamps) Facebook (@internationalrafting) Facebook (@IRFworldraftingchamps) Facebook (@IRFeuroraftingchamps) Full media packs, press releases and requests to be official media at our events
The 2011 World Rafting Championship is being held on the Pacuare River in Costa Rica from 4 to 11 October 2011. Dates: 4 – 11 Oct 2011 Youth WRC: 12 – 16 Oct; Age 16 – 21 Location: Pacuare River, nearest town is Turrialba Organisation hosting event: The Turrialba Chamber of Tourism and the Asoc. Aventura
International Rafting Federation
Official world governing body for rafting since 1997