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JUDGING A Race Walking Judge’s role is to ensure that a competitor is allowed to complete a race complying with the specified definition of Race Walking in IAAF Rule 230. Each Race Walking Judge must watch every competitor, ensuring that they are in a viewing position to be satisfied that the competitor is walking fairly. If, in the opinion of the Judge, based on their own observations, any competitor looks likely to violate Rule 230, then that Judge should caution the competitor. In other words, if the Judge believes that a competitor is likely to lose contact with the ground, or that a competitor may be in danger of not straightening the advancing leg as required by Rule 230, then the Judge should caution the competitor with a yellow paddle showing the offence. A Judge can caution each competitor only once for each offence, i.e. for loss of contact or for not straightening the advancing leg from the moment of first contact with the ground until in the vertical upright position. The individual judge shall record all cautions given; showing the competitor’s number, offence and the time the caution was given. Should the Judge decide that any competitor is definitely not walking according to the definition in Rule 230, the Judge shall record the offence on a red card and send the red card to the Recorder for posting. Once a Judge has issued a red card on a competitor, then that competitor is no longer in the race, as far as that Judge is concerned. The Judges cannot send a red card on a competitor a second time and they cannot caution a competitor after they have given the athlete a red card. The Judge, when sending a red card on a competitor, is not allowed to directly communicate this decision in any way to the competitor concerned. The Judge shall complete a red card showing the event, date, time that the card is being completed, competitor’s number, Judge’s name and number, the offence (i.e. loss of contact or bent knee), and finally their own (the Judge’s) signature. This card should be given as quickly as possible to the Recorder. ENGLISH Judges should keep a record of all red cards they send in. Judges, apart from the Chief Judge, should take note of the following points: (a) A Judge shall only judge in the area assigned to them by the Chief Judge. (b) A Judge must not converse with others, except with the Chief Judge, on matters concerning the judging of the competitors in the race. (c) A Judge should not leave their post without permission and should not assume the race is over until the last competitor has completed the race. (d) A Judge should arrive at least 45 minutes before the event and report to the Chief Judge. (e) After the completion of the race, Judges should hand their completed records to the Chief Judge who will inform the Judges when they can leave. This is necessary as there may be a need for an individual Judge to give evidence in cases of dispute. (f) It should also be made clear that a Judge should when ever possible give a competitor a caution before issuing a red card. 15
The number of Judges required for races is as follows: Indoors Outdoors 200 metres track-up to five (including the Chief Judge). 400 metres track-up to six (including the Chief Judge). Road Courses 1 km – 2.5 km course – depending on the size and shape of the course, a minimum of six and a maximum of nine (including the Chief Judge). As a guide, in track races, the Judges should be placed one on each bend and one/ two in each straight. On a road circuit a similar system would be used. In all races it is sound policy to have the Chief Judge and an adequate number of other Judges making their way to the finishing straight, or at least in the last 100 metres. All judging is done on an individual basis and Judges must never be placed in pairs. 16
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FEUILLE RECAPITULATIVE DE JUGEMENT
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COLLECTE ELECTRONIQUE DES DONNEES E
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numéros de dossards ne sont PAS cl
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(6) Les ramasseurs de cartons Les r
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Poste de rafraichissement aux Champ
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finissent seront enregistrés. Les
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CONSEJO DE LA IAAF 2007-2011 PRESID
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COMITE DE MARCHA DE LA IAAF Preside
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Nuestros agradecimientos son tambi
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Adjunto mostrándole una paleta roj
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ebidas dónde únicamente agua ser
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do todos los Jueces, Secretario, en
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