THE INTERNATIONAL SKI COMPETITION RULES (ICR)

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680.2.1 Use of Flex-poles Flex-poles must be used for all alpine competitions published in the FIS Calendar except Downhill. The use of flex poles may be requested by the Jury for Downhill. 680.2.1.1 Slalom Slalom poles must be coloured red or blue. The turning pole must be a flex-pole. 680.2.1.2 Giant Slalom and Super-G In Giant Slalom and Super-G two pairs of slalom poles are used, each pair carrying a gate flag between them. The flags should be fixed or tied so they should tear or break away from one pole. The turning pole(s) must be flex-pole(s). 680.2.2 FIS Specifications for Flex Poles All further details in regard to construction and functioning of the flex poles are regulated in the valid FIS Specifications for flex poles. 690 Gate flags for Giant Slalom and Super-G Gate flags which conform to the FIS Specifications must be used for all Giant Slalom and Super G competitions published in the FIS Calendar. A list of homologated flags is published on the FIS Website. <strong>ICR</strong> arts. 901.2.2 and 1001.3.2 remain valid. 690.1 Release in case of entanglement Gate flags should release from the pole when a competitor gets caught in the flags. During lab-tests, a drop pendulum simulates the entanglement at a speed of 75 km/h and a mass of 70 kg. The flag must release ten times out of 10 attempts. 690.2 No removal during normal collision with the pole During normal collisions, the gate flag should not release from the pole. During lab-tests, a drop pendulum will touch the pole at a height of 70 cm above ground and a speed of 75 km/h, with a mass of 70 kg. During 3 sets of tests, the pole is expected to withstand 30 repetitions without the flag being released by the impact. 690.3 Wind permeability The flag must be made of wind-permeable material. 690.4 Advertising on flags Advertising on flags should not reduce wind permeability of the release mechanism of the flags. 78
3rd Section 700 Downhill Particular Rules for the different Events 701 Technical Data 701.1 Vertical Drop 701.1.1 Men's Courses For Olympic Winter Games, FIS World Ski Championships and FIS World Cups: - 800 m (in exceptional cases 750 m) – 1100 m For Continental Cups: - 550 m – 1100 m For all other FIS races: - 450 m - 1100 m (Junior 700 m) 2 Run race - 350 m – 450 m 701.1.2 Ladies' Courses For all competitions: - 450 m - 800 m (Junior 700 m) 2 Run race - 350 m – 450 m 701.1.3 Entry League Races (ENL) Ladies' and Men: 1 Run Race: - minimum 400 m - 500 m 2 Run Race: - minimum 300 m - 400 m The course must be homologated for Downhill with the start and finish positions for ENL indicated. 701.2 Course Length The course length has to be measured by a measuring tape, wheel or GPS and printed on the start and the results list. 701.3 Gates 701.3.1 A Downhill gate consists of 4 slalom poles and 2 flags. 701.3.1.1 Courses are marked with red or blue gates (see 701.3.2). 701.3.1.2 If men and ladies use the same course, the additional gates for ladies must be blue. 79
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