THE INTERNATIONAL SKI COMPETITION RULES (ICR)

603.7.2 The course setter sets the race course respecting the existing safety
measures and course preparation. The course setter must take speed
control into consideration.
603.7.3 All courses must be set according to the ICR
603.7.4 The courses must be set and ready in time, so that the competitors are
not disturbed during course inspection.
603.7.5 The course setters should take care that the difference between the
winning times of each run of Slalom and Giant Slalom will not be too
great.
603.7.6 The course setting is a task of the course setter alone. He is responsible
for adhering to the rules of the ICR and may be advised by members of
the Jury, and by the technical advisor in Downhill and Super-G, if present.
603.7.7 The course setters must participate in all team captains' meetings at
which a report is to be made about his course.
603.8 Arrival at the Race Site
603.8.1 For Downhill and Super-G races, this should be no later than the morning
of the day of the first team captains' meeting, so that if required any
additional course preparation or safety measures can be implemented.
603.8.2 For Slalom and Giant Slalom races if possible this should be the day
before, but always before the first team captains' meeting.
604 Accreditation / Rights and Duties of Team Officials
604.1 Officials, Medical* and Technical Personnel
Quotas for the right of access to the closed race course:
- up to 3 competitors: 3 trainers 2 doctors* 2 technicians
- 4 or 5 competitors:4 trainers 2 doctors* 3 technicians
- 6 to 10 competitors:5 trainers 2 doctors* 4 technicians
As well as representatives of the FIS in an official capacity.
These quotas include the national team officials (team captains, etc.).
These persons must be identified by armband or another clearly visible
accreditation. If necessary, the Jury can reduce these quotas, Cup Rules
can determine special quotas.
The persons accredited according to art. 220.3 and 220.5, as well as the
official technicians and medical personnel must comply with the directions
of the officials charged by the organisers with responsibility for overall
security (e.g.: stewards, police, etc.).
The instructions given by the Jury to accredited journalists, coaches and
team captains have priority in all cases.
*) Medical personnel includes doctors, physiotherapists, first aid people
etc.
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