2026 Spanish Absolute Judo Championship Registration and Travel Info

Athletes preparing for the 2026 Spanish Absolute Judo Championship must complete their registration and mandatory documentation online by 11:59 p.m. on November 19, according to the latest circular issued by the Royal Spanish Judo and Associated Sports Federation (RFEJYDA).

Athletes Must Complete Online Registration Before Deadline

All participants are required to submit their information through the designated online portal before the November 19 deadline. The federation has specified that this process is compulsory for every athlete planning to compete. Coaches who have classified athletes must also take action; those meeting the established criteria are required to email [email protected] to request their formal entry into the championship.

Older Competitors Must Submit Sports Aptitude Certificates

Specific protocols apply to athletes based on age and travel arrangements. Competitors aged 40 and older must submit a certificate of sports aptitude to [email protected]. Athletes who do not intend to travel with the official federation expedition must notify the organization by emailing [email protected].

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For minors participating in the event, the federation mandates that a formal renunciation document must be submitted. This form requires the signature of a parent, guardian, or legal tutor to be considered valid.

Federation Provides Official Documentation for Registration Process

The RFEJYDA has provided specific documentation to facilitate the registration process. Athletes and coaches can access the necessary materials through the following official links:

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The federation has not announced any extensions beyond the November 19 cutoff for the online registration portal. Participants are advised to ensure all digital submissions are finalized before the 23:59 CET deadline.

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