There were a number of awards available to off-site stations that worked the WRTC2014 teams. See the full rules for the Chase Awards.
Activity Awards
WRTC2014 will confirm all QSOs found the in the team logs. 1) Upload all logs to ARRL Logbook of the World, and 2) Send QSLs via the bureau. There is no need for you to send a QSL card to us.
Everyone that worked all 59 teams is eligible to download a certificate of achievement from the web site. View the list of certificate winners and download the certificate.
Assistant Judge Awards
All logs received within six hours after the end of the contest will be entered into a drawing for one of 25 “WRTC2014 Assistant Judge” hats.
There were 3,396 logs received by the 1800 UTC July 14 deadline. See full list of logs received by the deadline.
The hat winners selected by random drawing are:
VE3CR, RJ4F, KC4D, G4OGB, K7JSG, KH7Y, FP/KV1J, R7MY, SP2DKI, K1JB, OH0W, DG6DCB, LY3BY, R1MA, OM3BA, LA1U, W9VQ, N7TR, DA3T, KP4CPC, DM3ZM, DK1KC, N3QE, PP5ZP, RO9O
Bronze Awards
Every station that submits a log containing confirmed contacts with the WRTC teams on 30 or more band/modes will entered into a drawing to win one of 10 WRTC2014 bronze medals or one of 50 WRTC2014 mouse pads.
There were 1330 stations that worked more than 30 band/modes and submitted a log before the 1800 UTC deadline. See the full list of stations.
The bronze medal award winners by random drawing:
CE3EEA, DL5AXX, K3JT, KP2/AA1BU, LX7I, HA6OA, OM8MF, PG2AA, W1TO, WD9CIR
The mouse pad winners by random drawing:
AB2E, DJ1OJ, DL5KUD, EA6URA, EW2A, F5BEG, G4PIQ, IK0FUX, K2PS, K4NC, K4WSW, K7IA, K8PGJ, K8QKY, KD4D, KI8R, KU8E, LZ1QN, N4DU, N6NF, N8VV, NM5M, NZ3D, OG6A, OK2EQ, PT77ZT, R1AC, R7AB, RW3DD, S57KM SF3A, SP1NY, SP2KPD, SP4EOO, SP9OHP, SP9W, UA4S, VE2FU, W0GAF, W0HBH, W1UK, W1ZT, W2VJN, W3OA, W4FT, W4YCC, W7ON, W8KTQ, W8TOM, YO4RDW
Silver Awards
A Silver medal will be awarded to the first 5 stations from each continent and W1 that have confirmed contacts with all 59 teams regardless of mode.
There were 303 stations that worked all 59 teams and submitted a log by the deadline. See the full list by mode and completion time.
Results below show callsign and time the 59th team was worked.
Asia
RA9CMO 0258
Europe
9A2NA 1317 OH8X 1330 DL1NEO 1335 SJ4F 1409 DM5EE 1421 G3TXF 1421
North America
N8DE 1455 K5NA 1512 N4AO 1541 K8IA 1541 NT4D 1545
South America
PY7RP 1936 PY22XB 0026 YV5AJ 0624
USA – W1
W1ZT 2233 W1JR 2334 K1BG* 0032 NF1O 0039 N1EN 0111 K1ESE 0126
*Winner of gold award
Gold Awards
Gold medals will be awarded to the top 5 band/mode leaders in each continent and W1.
There were 1330 stations that worked more than 30 band/modes and submitted a log before the 1800 UTC deadline. See the full list of stations.
Results show callsign, number of band/modes with WRTC teams, and the number of different WRTC teams worked.
Africa
EF8U 164 55 CN2R 144 54 EA8MT 55 47 EA8DP 54 41 RA0LQ/MM 37 35
Asia
UA9BA 127 58 C4Z 115 58 A65BD 113 57 7Z1SJ 84 53 RA9CMO 81 59
Europe
HB9HQ* 349 59 OK2PAY 327 59 DJ2YA 322 59 ON4WW 320 59 DL8OH 317 59 EA6URA 305 59
* HQ stations not eligible for prizes.
North America
K3WW 381 59 W6YX 347 59 K8AZ 322 59 VE3FU 320 59 W6YI 320 59
Oceania
ZL2IFB 136 56 KH6RR 66 45 KH7XX 63 43 KH7Y 62 41 VK2GR 47 37
South America
PY7RP 307 59 PY22XB 191 59 YV5AJ 183 59 PJ4DX 152 56 HK3CW 148 58
USA – W1
W100AW* 377 59 NU1AW* 347 59 KK1Z* 298 59 K1BG 292 59 N9NC 247 59 W1ZT 238 59 W3UA/1 237 59 K1RO 235 59
* HQ stations not eligible for prizes.