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(a) (b) Final placing and point score points shall be dependent on point where a competitor is eliminated. Dependent on event promotion, are set up and/or conditions there may be longer or shorter courses and/or run legs for either format. 7.3.6. When racing occurs at “flat-water” venues an alternate course may be considered particularly when the events are conducted at standalone competitions. In such circumstances the course shall be advised by way of entry circular and should include a course diagram and the approximate distances for each leg. 7.3.7. Competitors who fail to complete the course correctly (including missing a turning buoy or mark) shall be subject to the following: (a) (b) If an error occurs in the first race of the eliminator round then the competitor would be disqualified and allocated last place and any relevant points. If the error occurs in the second or third race of the eliminator then the competitor would be disqualified and allocated last place in that round. This is because the competitor has already qualified above those who have already been eliminated. 7.3.8. The event winner is the competitor who correctly finishes first in the third (final) elimination race irrespective of what qualifying place they achieved in the first two eliminator races. 7.4. DIAMOND 7.4.1. Variations include The rules of the iron legs shall apply to all diamond unless varied as follows. (a) (b) The diamond race is s multi-disciple Event consisting of a swim leg, a board leg and a beach sprint finish” The procedure is as per the iron person with the order of legs being the swim followed by the board. Surf Sport Competition Manual - 10 th Edition 138
7.5. SIX PERSON TAPLIN RELAY 7.5.1. General Conditions (a) Teams – Teams shall comprise six Competitors (2 swimmers, 2 board paddlers, and 2 ski paddlers) who shall complete the Event. (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) (g) Placing of Gear – Items of gear shall be placed adjacent to the respective starting areas of the various craft by team Members. Craft – Each team shall provide at least one board and one ski. It is permissible for team Members to use the same board and ski. Control of craft – A Competitor in the taplin relay Event can lose control or contact with their craft on the way out to the buoys and on return from the buoys provided they regain the craft and round the last course buoy in contact with the craft. Competitors must paddle their ski (including paddle) or board (as applicable) around all the course buoys including the last course buoy (i.e., the swimming buoy) but shall not be disqualified if they lose control or contact with their craft after the last course buoy on the return journey. Replacing of skis, paddles and boards – Equipment may be replaced during an Event. A handler or Participants shall be permitted to assist in replacing equipment during an Event, but only to the extent of placing the nose of the replacement ski or paddle at the water’s edge and adjacent to the start line or board on or behind the start line. To assist with the safe conduct of Events, it is permitted for any team Member to assist with the removal of any damaged or abandoned equipment from the Competition Arena. Starting Positions – Six person taplin Competitors must commence craft legs of the Event from the correctly allotted beach position. The starting positions are reversed twice for the board and ski legs. For example, where 16 teams are involved, in which a Competitor’s team has drawn position 1; the first craft Competitor in the team commences the initial craft leg from position 1 and the next team Competitor for the same craft (board or ski) Surf Sport Competition Manual - 10 th Edition 139
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SECTION 1. INTRODUCTION 1.1. PURPOS
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(d) (e) (f) (g) (h) Understands tha
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“Competing unfairly” includes,
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GENERAL CONDITIONS SECTION 2. Surf
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SECTION 2. GENERAL COMPETITION COND
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(e) (f) (g) (h) duration of the eve
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(iii) Life guard Award). Internatio
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(d) Members may belong to a Club in
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(d) (e) (f) (g) their division. Whe
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2.6 NATIONAL AND WORLD RECORDS 2.6.
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swimwear that may be tight-fitting
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2.13 HIGH VISIBILITY VESTS 2.13.1.
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2.18 SPONSOR IDENTIFICATION 2.18.1.
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2.21 DRAWS 2.21.1. The number of en
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2.23 MARSHALLING 2.23.1. Each Compe
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of the body may overhang the line.
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2.26 COMPLETION OF COURSES 2.26.1.
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(d) signal they shall be disqualifi
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Team Managers Competition Appeals C
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disqualification of the teams in al
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2.33.10. Inappropriate use of Camer
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Table 2.2 SLSNZ MASTERS DIVISIONS I
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Table 2.5 COMPETITION CAPS Kaka Poi
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Whangamata Orewa Whanganui Warringt
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SECTION 3. SWIMMING EVENTS IN THIS
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(ii) On a series of lines approxima
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3.4. RESCUE TUBE RESCUE RACE (4 PER
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(q) (r) crossing the finish line, b
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Figure 3.2 TUBE RESCUE RACES Surf S
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3.6. TUBE RESCUE RACES VARIATIONS 3
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Figure 3.4 RUN SWIM RUN Surf Sport
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3.9. WADING RELAY 3.9.1. The Course
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SURF BOAT EVENTS SECTION 4. Surf Sp
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SECTION 4. SURF BOAT EVENTS 4.1. GE
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(c) (d) (e) (f) (g) (h) (i) The tur
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(j) 4.2.2. Pre-Start (a) (b) (c) (d
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Figure 4.2 SURF BOAT SHORT COURSE S
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(g) 4.2.5. The Turn (a) (b) (c) If
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Figure 4.3 SURF BOAT TURNS AT BUOYS
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9.3. MASS RESCUE EVENT 9.3.1. Team
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Figure 9.1 IRB SINGLE, MASS, TEAM &
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Figure 9.2 IRB ASSEMBLY RESCUE Surf
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(g) (h) (i) (j) (k) (l) (m) (n) The
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Figure 9.4 IRB TURNS AT BUOYS Surf
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SECTION 10. PROTESTS AND APPEALS IN
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covered under section 10.2.2) and a
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10.8. DISQUALIFICATION CODES / DNS
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SECTION 12. EQUIPMENT SPECIFICATION
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SECTION 13. 50M POOL RESCUE MANUAL
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SECTION 14. 25M POOL RESCUE MANUAL
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SECTION 15. SURF OFFICIALS ROLES &
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15.11. Chief Judge (CJ) 15.11.1. Pu
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