THE INTERNATIONAL SKI COMPETITION RULES (ICR)

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1229 Timing inspection and study of the course in the presence of the Jury and those responsible for the course. As the start is simultaneous, only the difference in time between the competitors at the finish will be registered. With several electric eyes and an automatic print-out, the first competitor that breaks one of the signals starts the chronometer and receives the time "zero", the following competitors stop successively the clocks (chronometers) and receive the time difference in 1/1000-seconds to the first competitor. For some special events (NTE) running times may be used to determine rankings, break ties or the award of prizes. 1230 Execution of a Parallel on Two Courses Each match between two competitors consists of two runs, the two competitors change courses for the second run. 1230.1 Number of Competitors Each heat between two competitors consists of two runs, the two competitors change courses for the second run. 1230.2 Formation into Pairs 1230.2.1 Sixteen heats of competitors are formed, either after the finish of the selected previous race or according to their general classification in the FIS World Cup or FIS Continental Cup at the time, or according to their value (FIS points), in the following manner: Group together: the 1st and the 32nd the 9th and the 24th the 2nd and the 31st the 10th and the 23rd the 3rd and the 30th the 11th and the 22nd the 4th and the 29th the 12th and the 21st the 5th and the 28th the 13th and the 20th the 6th and the 27th the 14th and the 19th the 7th and the 26th the 15th and the 18th the 8th and the 25th the 16th and the 17th (see table) 1230.2.2 The competitors receive the numbers from 1 to 32 as classified and they keep them until the end of the races. 1230.2.3 Start order: following the order of the appended table, from top to bottom. All heats race in succession their first run and then their second. The lower starting number goes down the red course first, the higher number the blue course. For the second run it is reversed. This same system is used for all rounds including the finals. 1230.2.4 The competitors may inspect the course once from top to bottom with skis on. Inspection time 10 minutes. 104
1230.2.5 Sixteen winners remain as a result of the first elimination. In other words, those who, in their group, have obtained the lower total for the two runs or possibly two times zero. 1230.2.6 Competitors having a bye should be permitted one training run on only one of the two courses before the beginning of the race. 1230.3 Round of sixteen 1230.3.1 The sixteen qualified competitors start according to the start system in pairs from top to bottom. 1230.3.2 There are eight that qualify for the quarter-finals. 1230.3.3 The losing eight competitors receive the same rank (9 th ). 1230.4 Quarterfinals 1230.4.1 The eight qualified competitors start according to the start table. 1230.4.2 The losing four competitors receive the same rank. (5 th ). 1230.5 Semi-finals and Final 1230.5.1 The four qualified competitors start according to the start table. 1230.5.2 The losers of the semi-finals race their first run for the 3 rd and 4 th positions before the finalists race their first run, then the semi-finalists their second run and then the finalists their final race. 1231 Control of the Races The gate judges are situated on both exterior sides of the courses. Each gate judge is supplied with a flag which corresponds to the colour of the course he is controlling (either blue or red). This flag is to be used immediately to notify the Jury of a disqualification in his section of the course. A Jury member located half way down the course, judges whether a gate judge's raising the red or blue flag was justified or not and confirms the disqualification of the competitor. 1232 Disqualifications / Did Not Finish 1232.1 Causes for disqualifications are the following: - false start (art. 1106.3) - changing from one course to another - interfering with an opponent, voluntarily or not - Not passing through a gate correctly (art 661.4.2) 1232.2 The competitor who is disqualified in, or who does not finish the first run of a heat will start the second run with a penalty time. 105
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