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help to improve standards of judging, thereby improving walking competitions and the sport of race walking around the world. ENGLISH Olga Kaniskina (Russia), Olympic champion 2008, World champion 2007-2009. (Getty Images) 9
EXTRACT FROM THE IAAF COMPETITION RULES 2010-2011 RULE 230 Definition of Race Walking Race Walking 1. Race Walking is a progression of steps so taken that the walker makes contact with the ground, so that no visible (to the human eye) loss of contact occurs. The advancing leg shall be straightened (i.e. not bent at the knee) from the moment of first contact with the ground until the vertical upright position. Judging 2. (a) The appointed judges of Race Walking shall elect a Chief Judge, if one has not been appointed previously. (b) All the Judges shall act in an individual capacity and their judgements shall be based on observations made by the human eye. (c) In competitions held under Rule 1.1(a), all Judges shall be International Race Walking Judges. In competitions held under Rules 1.1(b), (c), (e)(ii), (f), (g) and (j), all Judges shall be either Area or International Race Walking Judges. (d) For road races, there should normally be a minimum of six to a maximum of nine Judges including the Chief Judge. (e) For track races, there should normally be six Judges including the Chief Judge. (f) In competitions held under Rule 1.1(a) not more than one Judge from any country can officiate. Chief Judge 3. (a) In competitions held under Rules 1.1(a), (b), (c), (d) and (f), the Chief Judge has the power to disqualify an athlete in the last 100m when their mode of progression obviously fails to comply with the Rule 230.1 regardless of the number of previous red cards the Chief Judge has received on that athlete. An athlete who is disqualified by the Chief Judge under these circumstances shall be allowed to finish the race. The athlete shall be notified of this disqualification by the Chief Judge or a Chief Judge’s Assistant by showing the athlete a red paddle at the earliest opportunity after the athlete has finished the race. 10
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LE CHEF JUGE La première tâche du
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FRANÇAIS FICHE INDIVIDUELLE DE JUG
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FEUILLE RECAPITULATIVE DE JUGEMENT
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LE TABLEAU DE REPORT DES CARTONS RO
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COLLECTE ELECTRONIQUE DES DONNEES E
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numéros de dossards ne sont PAS cl
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FRANÇAIS Plan de circuit de la Cou
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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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EL JUZGAMIENTO DE LA MARCHA La misi
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RESUMEN DE LAS OBLIGACIONES DE LOS
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IAAF Campeonato del Mundo, Osaka 20
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JUEZ JEFE La principal misión del
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HOJA RESUMEN INDIVIDUAL DEL JUEZ DE
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MODELO DE TARJETA ROJA ESPANOL 105
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HOJA RESUMEN DEL JURADO DE MARCHA E
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TABLERO DE ANUNCIOS El Tablero de A
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TRANSMISIÓN ELECTRONICA Y TABLERO
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debajo del último número. Los nú
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Plano del circuito de la IAAF Copa
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do todos los Jueces, Secretario, en
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Zona de avituallamiento en el IAAF
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nes de cada atleta, así como, al f
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