Rules on prize money for world records

1. A contestant in the 15th Amsterdam World Ergohead who breaks the world record on 20 minutes ergometer rowing, will receive prize money of € 1000,-.
2. For each category, the price money will be only given once. This means that in case of two competitors beating the current world record, the money will go to the person who has rowed the longest distance in 20 minutes.
3. The maximum prize money given to a contestant is €1000,-.
4. Prize money for beating the world record is given in the following categories: Male Heavyweight, Female Heavyweight, Male Lightweight, Female Lightweight.
5. All contestants of the Amsterdam World Ergohead automatically compete for the prize money in the categories as mentioned under 4, regardless of the category in which they start. The only division is by sex and weight. Note: any contestant that has proven in a proper way to be a lightweight rower will compete for the prize money in the lightweight category.