2012 FIM Technical Rules Motocross

9) Sample C is handed over to the FIM, accompanied by a copy of the
Fuel Sample Declaration form, for safeguarding in case of protests and/or
a request for a counter expertise by the FIM appointed laboratory. Costs
for the analyses of sample C are paid by the team concerned.
10) As soon as possible after completing the testing, the laboratory
technician supplies the results of the fuel sample analyses directly to the
FIM-appointed Official, with a copy to the rider, the relevant Commission
Director and CTI Secretariat (via cms@fim.ch; or ctr@fim.ch; or cen@fim.
ch; or ctr@fim.ch; or ccp@fim.ch and cti@fim.ch).
11) In the case of non-conformity of the fuel, the FIM-appointed Official
must notify the results to, the FIM, the Race Direction (or the International
Jury) and the rider/ team representative concerned. Failure of the sample
to conform to the FlM fuel specifications results in the disqualification of
the competitor. The result of the competitor’s fuel sample analysis (“A” or
“B” sample) more favourable to the competitor is taken into account.
12) Within 48 hours of the receipt of the notification of the results from
the analysis of sample A and/or B, the team must notify the FIM and the
FIM-appointed Official if a counter-expertise of sample C is requested.
13) The Race Direction (or the International Jury) takes a decision at
the event, immediately following the notification of the results of the final
expertise. Any appeal against the decision of the Race Direction (or the
International Jury) is heard by the FIM Stewards appointed for the event at
which the decision is taken. This takes place after the C sample has been
analysed. For events without a Panel of Stewards, the appeal is lodged
before the CDI.
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