THE INTERNATIONAL SKI COMPETITION RULES (ICR)

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1100.9 The start order is determined for each event according to art. 621. For special forms of Combined events see art. 1103.2. 1100.10 Only interim results may be published for those events or runs already completed. The official results are only published when all events or runs have been completed. 1100.11 The sequence of the different races to be combined may be decided by the Organisers and must be announced in the race notice and the programme. Changes may be made by the Jury. 1101 Super Combined 1101.1 Is the result of a Downhill or Super-G run and a single Slalom run held according to the technical regulations for Slalom and those for DH or SG. The Super Combined event consists of two runs. 1101.2 Downhill and Super-G events of Super Combined must be held on courses specifically homologated for DH or SG respectively. The Slalom may be held on these courses. 1101.3 If possible both runs should be held on one day (exceptions can only be decided by the Jury). 1102 Classical Combined 1102.1 Is the result of a Downhill and a Slalom. Each event is to be considered separately. 1102.2 If the Slalom is held as the second event, those competitors marked with K or ZK start last in the second run, if they aren't qualified within the top 30 competitors. 1103 Special forms of Combined events 1103.1 Combined competitions which consist of three (Triple) or four (Quadruple) events held according to Art. 700 to 1000 are also permitted. 1103.2 FIS may authorize Combined competitions which consist of one or several events according to ICR Art. 700 to 1000 and other FIS Disciplines or other types of sport (e.g. alpine skiing combined with a Nordic event or swimming or sailing event, etc.). FIS approval is necessary for such Combined events. Participation and general regulations must be in accordance with the Regulations of the ICR. 1210 General Team Competitions 1210.1 The staging of team competitions is permitted. 1210.2 In absence of any agreement to the contrary, a team consists of five competitors of which the three best times count for the result. 1210.3 The competitors of the individual teams must be named before the draw. 98
1210.4 FIS points will be awarded only if the individual events are conducted according to the rules of the ICR. 1210.5 The placing of the teams will be determined by addition of the race points of the three best competitors of each team. In case of a tie, the placing is determined by the result of the best individual competitors. 1210.6 For combined placing, the team score for each event is calculated according to art. 1100.7. In case of a tie, the best team is determined by the team placing in the order of Downhill, Super-G, Giant Slalom, and Slalom. 1211 Combined Team Event The Event consists of two runs (Super-G & Slalom) and four series in each run. 1211.1 Participation All Teams with at least 4 competitors (2 Men and 2 Ladies) that are qualified to participate in respective events (Super G and Slalom) are authorized to enter. 1211.1.2 Participants per Team Per Team and run a maximum of 2 Ladies and 2 Men must start. The total team size is limited to a maximum of 6 competitors. 1211.2 Competition courses Ladies and Men ski on the same course. 1211.3 Enrollment The Teams are enrolled in the reverse order of total FIS points. Ladies will receive bibs from 1 to 4 and Men from 5 to 8, ordered alphabetically. 1211.4 Ranking The sum of rank positions of the competitors per Team from each of the series (1 competitor per team is a series) of both runs establishes the Winner of the Team Event. In case of a tie of the total sum of rank positions, the number of best rank positions from individual series (1L, 2M, 3L, 4M, 5L, 6M, 7L and 8M) is considered. Should there still be a tie; the total sum of the times of all Series will count. 1211.5 Announcement of the competitors at the start For the Series 1 Ladies, 5 minutes before begin of the series. For all other Series after the end of the preceding Series until 1 minute before begin of the next Series. In case of non announcement within the times fixed by the Jury, the competitor is not allowed to start = DNS. 1211.6 Start limitation One and the same competitor must only start once per run at the FIS Combined Team Event. 99
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1 st Section 200 Joint Regulations
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