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At OWG, WCH, Y/JWCH, WC, OEC U26 and <strong>IBU</strong> Cup<br />

events, the RD/Asst. RD, TD, and IR for Material Inspection shall conduct<br />

a preliminary<br />

inspection of equipment to confirm that the materials, equipment and<br />

clothing<br />

to be used by teams are permitted by the rules. The check will<br />

normally be done at least two days before the first competition. The<br />

preliminary examination does not relieve competitors of the obligation to<br />

pass equipment inspection at the start and finish.<br />

4.2.4.1 Attendance<br />

The examination will be conducted by the responsible staff of the<br />

Organizing Committee. The IR for Material Inspection must also be in<br />

attendance. The examination shall be voluntary but a team<br />

representative should attend if the use of items of clothing, materials<br />

or equipment should be questionable. At the OWG, the first WC and <strong>IBU</strong><br />

Cup event of<br />

a season, it is mandatory that each competitor attend with his<br />

rifle and that at least one representative of each team attend the<br />

examination. Competitors or teams who are not present at the first WC<br />

or <strong>IBU</strong> Cup must make this inspection prior to their first start of the<br />

season.<br />

5. TRAINING <strong>AND</strong> ZEROING<br />

5.1 GENERAL<br />

Competitors and team staff must be provided the opportunity and<br />

the facilities to prepare for the competitions. For that purpose the<br />

OC must set Official Training times, provide ski testing facilities,<br />

and offer the opportunity for competitors to zero rifles and warm-up<br />

prior to the competition.<br />

5.1.1 Exceptions<br />

In extraordinary circumstances, the Competition Jury may close the<br />

entire facility or limit training on the facility to certain parts or to<br />

specific times.<br />

5.1.2 Rights for Training and Training Bibs<br />

Competitors who have registered for an <strong>IBU</strong> event may use the<br />

course during the Official Training. Men and Women may<br />

not participate in Official Training and zeroing for the other gender,<br />

however, the RD/Asst. RD/TD shall have the authority to permit mixed<br />

training on<br />

competition days when this is in the best interest of the<br />

competitors and the OCs.<br />

The training bibs assigned by the <strong>IBU</strong> must be worn by all<br />

competitors during training, and by team staff and service firms<br />

personnel using the course at any time during the event.<br />

5.1.3 Types of Training<br />

Official Training is the period of time that the OC must provide<br />

for training on the facility. The facility must be<br />

prepared the same as for the competition. Unofficial Training is the<br />

time that the OC allows for training on the facility in addition to<br />

Official Training, when the facility does not have to be prepared as<br />

for the competition. OCs should allow as much time as is possible<br />

in the event program for Unofficial Training – if necessary,<br />

shooting lanes will be allocated for teams as for Official Training,<br />

as directed by the TD.<br />

5.2 OFFICIAL TRAINING<br />

5.2.1 General<br />

At OWG, WCH, Y/JWCH, WC, CCH and CC events, the competition<br />

facility must be open for inspection and Official Training<br />

at least once before the first competition. The facility must

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