I. General provisions
All-Russian competitions among educational organizations in skiing racing on the prizes of the Pionerskaya Pravda newspaper (hereinafter referred to as competition) are held in order to organize physical culture and sports work in general education organizations.
The main tasks are:
involvement of schoolchildren in regular physical culture and sports, strengthening their health;
further development of mass skiing;
preparation for the delivery of standards for the All-Russian physical education and sports complex "Ready for Work and Defense" (GTO).
II. Place and timeline
Competitions are held in three stages.
I. Stage - Competitions in the municipalities of the Russian Federation (January 2019);
II. Stage - Competitions in the constituent entities of the Russian Federation (February 2019);
III Stage - All-Russian final competitions are held in the city of Pervouralsk (Sverdlovsk region) from March 26 to March 31, 2019, including March 26 - the day of arrival, March 31 - the day of departure.
III. Event organizers
The general management of the organization of the competition is carried out by the Ministry of Sport of the Russian Federation (hereinafter referred to as the Ministry of Sports of Russia), the All-Russian Public Organization "Federation of Ski Racing Russia" (hereinafter referred to as the Federation of Ski Racing Rounds), Autonomous Non-Profit Organization "Editorial Board" Pionerskaya Pravda "(hereinafter - the Pionerskaya newspaper True, "with the support of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation (hereinafter - the Ministry of Education and Science of Russia).
The powers of the Ministry of Sport of Russia, as the organizer of the competition, are carried out by FGAU "Office for the organization and conduct of sports events" (hereinafter - FGAU "USM").
Direct competitionI. and II. Stages assigned to the executive authorities of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation in the field of physical culture and sports, the executive authorities of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation, carrying out management in the field of education, the regional branches of the Russian Ski Racing Federation.
Direct holdingIII The competition phase is assigned to the Federation of Russia's ski racing and the main refereees.
IV. Requirements for participants and conditions for their admission
Competitions are held among boys and girls in two age groups: 11 - 12 years old (2007 - 2008), allowed until 2009 (at the time of the final stage will be 10 years old), and 13-14 years (2005 - 2006 .R.).
The composition of the team in each age group -6 people, including 5 participants and 1 coach leader.
On the III Competition Stage AllowedII. The stage, depending on the total number of participants in the competition in the constituent entities of the Russian Federation and the total amount of the five participants of the same command.
V. Physical Event
Program II. Competition Stage:
1 day - day of arrival, official training;
2 day - classic style 3 km - boys 2005-2006
classic 2 km - boys 2007-2008.
classic style 2 km - Girls 2005-2006.
classic style 1 km - Girls 2007-2008.
3 day - free style 3 km - boys 2005-2006
free style 2 km - boys 2007-2008
free style 2 km - Girls 2005-2006.
free style 1 km - Girls 2007-2008
Program III Competition Stage:
26 March - day of arrival, team placement, official training, the work of the Commission on the tolerance of participants.
classic style 3 km - boys 2007-2008.
classic style 3 km - Girls 2005-2006g.R.
classic style 2 km - Girls 2007-2008g.R.
free style 3 km - boys 2007-2008
free style 3 km - girls 2005-2006
free style 3 km - Girls 2007-2008.
relay (4 x 2 km) - boys 2006-2007.
relay (4 x 2 km) - Girls 2004-2005
relay (4 x 1 km) - Girls 2006-2007.
The first and second stages in the relay - the classic style, the third and fourth stages are free style.
31 Martha – Departure Day.
Vi. Terms of summing up
Competitions Personally, commanders are held in accordance with the terms of the Sport Ski Racing, approved by the Ministry of Sport of Russia.
Personal championship is determined for the best result in individual races.
The team championship is determined in each age group separately among boys and girls in the greatest amount of points scored by all team members (Appendix No. 1).
VII. Award
Participants who took 1-3 places in the personal championship and relay raceIII The competition stage in each age group separately among boys andgirls awarded diplomas and medalsMinport of Russia.
Teams that took 1-3 places in the team championshipIII The competition phase in each age group separately among boys and girls is awarded with memorable cups and diplomas of the Russian skiing federation.
VIII. Financing conditions
Costs associated withI. and II. Competition Stages, provide the executive authorities of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation in the field of physical culture and sports, the executive authorities of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation, carrying out management in the field of education, and conductive organizations in the field of coordination.
Maxport of Russia, Federation russian ski racing and the Pioneer Pravda newspaper provideshared participation in financingIII Stage competitions in coordination.
Mainport of Russia implements financial supportIII The competition stage in accordance with the procedure for funding at the expense of the federal budget and the norms of expenses for physical education and sports activities included in the unified calendar plan of interregional, All-Russian and international events and sports events.
Travel expenses for participants onIII The competition stage (passing to the place of holding competitions and back, daily in the way, insurance of participants) provide community organizations.
The insurance of participants in the competition is made at the expense of the budgets of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation and extrabudgetary funds, in accordance with the current legislation of the Russian Federation.
IX . Ensuring the safety of participants and audience
Ensuring the safety of participants and viewers is carried outaccording to the requirements of security rules for official sports competitions approved by Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation of April 18, 2014 No. 353, as well as the requirements of the Ski Racing Sports.
Competitions are held on sports facilities included in the All-Russian Register of Sports Objects in accordance with the Federal Law of December 4, 2007 No. 329-FZ "On Physical Culture and Sports in the Russian Federation", and the availability of acts of sports facilities to conduct activities approved in the established order.
The provision of emergency medical care is carried out in accordance with the order of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation of March 1, 2016 No. 134n "On the procedure for organizing the provision of medical care to individuals engaged in physical culture and sports (including the preparation and conduct of physical education events and sports events), Including the procedure for medical examination of persons who want to go through sports training, engage in physical culture and sports in organizations and (or) to fulfill the test standards (tests) of the All-Russian Physical and Sports Complex "Ready for Labor and Defense".
Rules approved by order of the Ministry of Sport of Russia of March 6, 2014
Part 1. General
1.1 Ski racing competitions are held in accordance with the Rules (ICR) of the International Federation of Sports Sports (FIS), these Rules (hereinafter referred to as PSLG). In this edition of the rules, the numbering of the FIS rules is saved. Sports situations that have not found reflections in the present editorial board are interpreted based on FIS rules.
1.2 Official skiing competitions are held in sports disciplines in accordance with the All-Russian Register of Sports and Age categories in accordance with the Unified All-Russian Sports Classification.
1.3
(201.5) Sports Competition.
Sports competition is a contest among athletes or teams of athletes in various sports (sports disciplines) in order to identify the best participant in the competition, held according to the provision approved by its organizer (regulations).
1.4
Sports discipline
Sports discipline is a part of the sport, which has distinctive features and includes one or more species, sports competition programs. For example, ski races are a sport, and the sprint is a sports discipline.
1.4.1 (201.6.1) Ski races, competitions on rollers and mass skiing on FIS classification belong to the "Northern" disciplines.
1.5 Participation in Competitions
1.5.1
Participation in competitions.
Athletes of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation are allowed to participate in official sports competitions with the status of the status of the "Championship of the Federal District of the Russian Federation" on ski racing. To participate in sports competitions, no lower than the specified status of athletes are required to have the RUS code (numerical code under which an athlete is registered in the database).
The order of participation of athletes in sports competitions of lower status is determined by regional (local) sports federations accredited by the type of sports "ski racing".
1.5.2
Participation in FIS competitions.
To participate in the FIS Calendar Competitions held on the territory of the Russian Federation, athletes having FIS code are allowed in accordance with P 200.3 ICR.
1.6 When conducting official All-Russian sports competitions, the appointment of a technical delegate is mandatory.
1.7 Classification of the Competition of the Russian Federation
1.7.1
Classification of competitions in status and sports significance:
International Competitions (FIS) held in the Russian Federation, Championships, Cups, Championship of the Russian Federation, Official All-Russian competitions, championships, championship of federal districts of the Russian Federation (hereinafter - the 1st category).
Championship, Cup, Championship of constituent entities of the Russian Federation, other official competitions of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation, (hereinafter - the 2nd category).
Championships, championship of municipalities, other official competitions of municipal entities, competitions of physical education and sports organizations (hereinafter - the 3rd category).
1.7.2 In accordance with the All-Russian Register of Sports (VRVS), skiing competitions are divided into: personal, personal-team teams, teams.
1.7.3
In accordance with the legislation of the Russian Federation and in order to popularize the sport of the sport, the All-Russian Sports Federation (hereinafter - the Federation) has the right to hold:
- Mass Competitions;
- Competitions among individual populations;
- Competitions in the framework of the preparation of youth to the service in the Armed Forces.
The procedure for organizing sports and mass sports competitions cannot contradict this Regulation.
The provisions on the relevant competitions are approved by the sports federation or organizational committee of the competition.
2.1
(206.1) Federation, its regional branches or accredited regional sports federations of ski racing have the right to conclude contracts with organizations of any form of ownership of sponsorship and / or providing goods or equipment if this organization is recognized as an official sponsor or partner.
Advertising using photographs, images or names of athletes during the competition, prohibited.
Advertising tobacco, alcoholic and narcotic drugs with the participation of athletes, as well as the placement of such advertising on the equipment athlete is prohibited.
2.2 Extrabudgetary funds raised to organize and conduct competitions are spent by the organizer in accordance with concluded agreements and contracts.
2.3 (206.3) All equipment received from the sponsor and used in competitions must comply with the rules for labeling and trademarks (paragraph 3 of PSLG).
2.4 Indecent words and / or symbols on clothing and equipment are prohibited.
2.5 (206.5) Athletes are not eligible to shoot one or both skiing before crossing the red line in the finishing zone of a certain organizer.
2.6 (206.6) At all competitions in skiing, at the official ceremony with raising flags and the execution of hymns athletes are not allowed to take with them a sports equipment (skiing, sticks, ski boots, helmet, glasses). After the final completion of the ceremony (presenting prizes and medals, performing hymns), the athletes are allowed to keep in the hands of the inventory on the pedestal for photographing.
2.7 (206.7) Representation of winners / Inventory on the podium podium
At all competitions in skiing, when conducting an unofficial presentation of the winners (flower ceremony), athletes can take the following inventory items:
- Skiing.
- Shoes: During the award on the podium, athletes, athletes can be shovel into their sports shoes. Other extinguishing options are not allowed (for example, on the neck). It is impossible to make other shoes on the pedestal during the award, with the exception of the one in which he watches.
- Ski sticks: apart from skis, as a rule, in the other hand.
- Points: either put on, either hang on the neck of the athlete.
- Helmet: If you come, then only an athlete's head (but not on skis or ski sticks).
- Ski clamps: a maximum of two with a ski manufacturer, perhaps one with the name of the manufacturer of ski ointment.
- Clamps for ski sticks used in competitions in ski racing. Clips can be used to bond two sticks. The width of the bracket can be two sticks, but not wider than 4 cm; permissible length (height) - 10 cm; The long side of the bracket is located in parallel sticks. Commercial labeling of the manufacturer of sticks can occupy the entire surface of the bracket.
- All other accessories are prohibited: bags on the belt, mobile phones on the neck, backpacks, bottles, etc.
2.8
(206.8; 206.9) Immediately after the competition, before the expiration of the protest period, the unofficial presentation of the winner (flower ceremony) and the celebration of the winners with the execution of anthems, at the discretion and risk of the organizer, are allowed in the competition zone. Be sure to have well visible starting numbers of competitors.
The starting T-shirts of the athletes in which they participated in competitions, as well as other outerwear, should necessarily be won well and is clearly visible while in limited access areas (including pedestal and zones equipped for communicating with televisers).
4 Use of rights for electronic media
4.1 The use of rights for electronic media is carried out in accordance with paragraphs 208, 209 ICR.
4.2
(208.1.4) Media Access for Competitions
When conducting competitions in the zones allocated for the media, only personnel having appropriate accreditation is allowed.
5 (219) prizes
5.1 (219.1) Prizes for the establishment of records are prohibited.
5.2 (219.2) If two athletes or more showed the same time or received the same number of points, they occupy one place. They get the same prizes, titles and diplomas. The distribution of titles or prizes with a draw or other competition is not allowed.
5.3 (219.3) All prizes must be issued no later than the last day of the competition or series of competitions.
6 (221) Medical Services and Doping Control
6.1 Sports organizations that represent participants of the competition are responsible for the health of their athletes and their willingness to participate in competitions. All athletes are required to regularly undergo a comprehensive in-depth medical examination.
6.2 Medical support in competitions is carried out by the medical staff of medical and physical scientific dispensaries (WFD), sports bases, as well as doctors that are constantly observing this contingent of athletes; Territorial and departmental healthcare facilities. For this, no later than 3 days before the start of the competition, their organizers file an appropriate application in WFD or district (urban) health authorities, which carry out medical provision of data of the competition.
6.3 Multi-day competitions and competitions with a large number of participants are serviced by a team of doctors led by a responsible medical support leader (chief physician). All solutions within its competence are mandatory for participants, coaches, judges and competition organizers. At the disposal of the Chief Doctor is also the middle and junior medical staff, sanitary transport. Before the beginning of the competition, the chief physician meets in detail the sanitary and hygienic conditions of the competition sites, placement and nutrition of participants, the epidemiological situation, the sanitary and technical condition of sports, medical groups, trails, sports equipment, locker rooms, shower rooms, athletes recreation facilities. Taking on the eve of the competition together with the director of the competition sports base, the placement and nutrition of participants, the doctor is guided by the existing rules for the content of objects for physical culture and sports. The chief physician represents the Organizing Committee or the Judge College of Medical Support and the Competition Report and the Competition Report.
6.4 The doctor present in the competition is only responsible for holding a medical examination at the request of the representative of the team participating in competitions, or at the request of the competing
6.5 (221.3) Using Doping is prohibited. Any violation of the "Anti-Doping Rules FIS" is punishable by the corresponding punishment.
6.6 (221.4) Doping control can be carried out during any official All-Russian sporting competition, as well as at any other time. For a detailed description, see the FIS anti-doping rules.
6.7 (221.6) Medical Services subject to the organizers of the Competition
The main task of the organizers of the competition is to ensure the safety and health of all participants in the competition. This rule applies to athletes, volunteers, employees of the route and viewers.
Features of the organization of the health care system depend on several variables:
- scale, level and type of competition, as well as local health care standards, geographical location and specific circumstances;
- Expected number of athletes serving personnel and audience;
- scope of responsibility that is assigned to the medical organization serving competition (athletes serving personnel, viewers).
Before the start of official training or competition, the organizer / head of the medical and rescue service must confirm the director of the competition or the technical delegate on the availability of all necessary rescue funds. If an accident occurred or circumstances arose, not allowing to follow the initial medical plan, it is necessary to ensure the availability of reserve rescue funds before the resumption of official training or competition.
7 (222) Competitive Inventory
7.1 New developments in the field of inventory, the regulation of the use of a new sports inventory and the verification procedure are carried out in accordance with ICR clause 222.
7.2 The athlete is responsible for the inventory used by them (skiing, stick, fastenings, ski boots, shape, etc.). His personal responsibility is to check the compliance of its inventory with general security requirements. Inventory must be good.
7.3 (222.2) The term "competitive inventory" means all inventory items used by the athlete during competitions, including clothing and technical equipment. A complete set of competitive inventory is considered as a functional unit.
7.4 It is fundamentally prohibited by the use of artificial or unnatural aids, changing the physical possibilities of an athlete, which contributes technical adjustments to its movement, as well as the use of inventory potentially dangerous to health.
Part 2. Organization
8 (211) Organizer
8.1 The organizer of the competition in skiing is a person or a group of persons who carry out the necessary training and organizing the competition at the place of their holding.
9 (301) Organizational Committee
9.1 The Organizing Committee (Organizing Committee) consists of persons (physical or legal), which are authorized by the Organizer. They possess all the rights and responsibilities of the organizers.
9.2 The organizing committee is created for the 1st and 2nd category competitions. The Organizing Committee must comply with the rights and obligations of the organizer.
9.3 The organizing committee is included incl. Chief Judge of Competitions and the Director of the Competition.
10 (212) Insurance
10.1 (212.4) All participants in the competition should be insured against accidents per sum sufficient to cover the costs of possible incidents, transport and salvation, including during the competition. Each sports organization is responsible for insurance of all its athletes. The sports organization and its athletes are obliged at any time at the request of the Federation, its representative or organizing committee to provide the insurance policy (original document). Insurance of participants in the competition must be ensured by a community organization from budgetary or extrabudgetary sources in accordance with the current legislation of the Russian Federation and the constituent entities of the Russian Federation.
11 Regulations on Competitions
11.1 The situation on competitions is developed by the Organizing Committee and must comply with these Rules.
11.2 The situation on the competition determines the procedure for organizing and conducting competitions.
11.3
The position should indicate:
one). Competition status.
2). Place and timing of the competition.
3). Competition organizers.
four). Requirements for participants in the competition and the conditions for their admission.
five). Competition program.
6). Terms of summing up.
7). Award.
eight). The procedure for granting applications for participation.
nine). Financing conditions.
11.4 The provision on the 1st category competitions is sent to the participating organizations no later than the term established by the Federation.
11.5 At the Competitions of the 1st Category of the Organizing Committee (if necessary), in coordination with the Federation and the federal executive authority in the field of physical culture and sports, can be submitted to add and change, change the timeline and place of competition or to cancel them, in a timely manner, reporting this to participants. and all interested parties.
12 (213, 214) Program and Announcement Competitions
12.1
For each competition, its organizers should be published a program that includes the following items:
- Timing and venue of the competition, information about sports facilities and the route to them;
- technical information about competition and conditions for its participants;
- the composition of the main refereeing board;
- time and venue of the first meeting of team representatives and draw;
- schedule of official training and starts;
- location of the official bulletin board;
- time and place of the award ceremony;
- The final date and time of filing an application for participation, as well as an address to send applications, including phone, fax, email.
12.3 (214.3) At the 1st category Competitions, all transfers, cancellations and other changes in the competition program, the organizers are obliged to agree with the Federation, and notify TD and Assistant TD. Transferring competitions for an earlier period must be approved by the Federation. For all participating sports organizations, information on transferring, cancellation and other changes in the competition is published on the Federation's website.
13 (302) Officials Competitions
- Technical delegate (appointed by the Federation),
- Assistant of the Technical Delegate (appointed by the Organizing Committee, in coordination with the Federation),
- Chairman of the Committee on the Organization and Conduct (appointed by the Federation).
14 Judges Competition
14.1 (302.1) Appointment of judges of the Competition.
14.1.1
At the competition of the 1st category, the Committee on the Organization and Conduct of the Federation Competitions appoints a technical delegate (TD), the Chief of Judge and the General Secretary (in coordination with the Organizing Committee).
The Organizing Committee of Sports Competitions is appointed to other Competitions and the General Secretary.
14.1.2 The chief judge of the competition is part of the main refereees of the Board (GSK) and is responsible for the appointment of its members and all the judicial brigades.
14.2
(302.2.1) Composition of GSK:
- main judge,
- Deputy. GL judges,
- Chief Secretary,
- Deputy. GL secretary
- Deputy. GL judges on the tracks,
- Head of timekeeping and results processing,
- Senior judge.
14.3 Sports judge - an individual authorized by the Organizer of Sports Competition to ensure compliance with the Rules of Sports and Provision (Regulations) on the Sports Competition, which has passed special training and obtained the relevant qualification category. Each of them performs only one job, they all should be easily recognized by clothing, sleeve dressings or icons. All judges must take their position in a timely manner in order to have enough time to check the readiness of the competition places.
14.4 (302.3) Sports judges and their responsibilities.
14.4.1 (302.3.1) The main judge of the competition is responsible for all aspects of the competition and controls the work of all sports judges. He has a meeting of team representatives, is a member of the jury and is part of the organizing committee. It must constantly inform the TD on the progress of the preparatory work and all possible changes, as well as provide trail maps, trace profiles, stadium plans, schedule, etc., jury members before their arrival at the competition site.
14.4.2
(302.3.2) Chief Secretary of the Competition is accountable to the chief judge of the Competition.
Responsible for all secretarial work related to technical aspects of competitions and manages:
the work of the commission for admission (verification of the official application, the presence of an individual numerical code competition (for the 1st category competitions), quotas for a limited adequation competition),
organization of meetings of team representatives,
publication of informal results and the dissemination of official results
preparation and dissemination of information about the competition (invitations, messages for teams),
preparation of documentation for the start, manual timekeeping, control, outcomes of the competition,
leads the minutes of the meeting of representatives of teams and meetings of the jury,
Takes protests and transfers to the jury.
14.4.3
(302.3.3) The deputy of the main judge on the tracks is accountable to the Chief Competition Judge. Responsible for the preparation (sealing of the track, markup, installation of fences) of the competitive track, ski testing zones and traces for warm-up, as well as the correct installation and safe placement of any commercial marketing shields and structures.
Should:
Know the requirements of the highway homologation and have a copy of the certificate of homologous trails with them,
know how to use equipment for optimal training of the ski route at different states of snow;
Completely prepare the ski track and maintain it in a satisfactory condition,
prepare a ski test zone, a warm-up ski track,
Organize the installation of markup and fencing the track, measuring air and snow temperature, first aid points and power points on the track, as well as the installation of equipment for fixing intermediate finishes,
Lead a ski route roller group, for the maintenance of the track in an optimal state, and also after completing the competition, the last participant should send at least two rollers or controllers of the closing track, or a special machine.
14.4.4 (302.3.4) Head of the timing and processing of results is accountable to the chief judge of the competition. Responsible for managing and coordinating the work of judges working in the timing zone (starter, judge on the finish, the finish controller, chronometricists with manual and electronic timers, the chronometricists of intermediate results and data handlers). Together with the senior judge coordinates the location of the starting and finishing lines. Coordinates the location of points to measure intermediate results. Manages data processing and provides media information support.
14.4.5 (302.3.5) Senior Judge is accountable to the chief judge of the Competition. It is responsible for all actions carried out on the territory of the stadium: controls the passage of athletes on the start, the marking of skis, commercial labeling, ski marking on the finish, the passage of athletes after the finish, helps anti-doping controllers. It provides the labeling of the track, the installation of fences and signs on the territory of the stadium, and also controls the training of trails at the stadium, the correct installation and safe placement of any commercial marketing shields and structures at the stadium, a safe and well-placed passage of athletes at the start. The senior judge is responsible for ensuring a sufficient place for the clothes of athletes, coaches, equipment suppliers, anti-doping officials and medical personnel in the Finish area, as well as for close cooperation with the media and ceremonies in the finish zone. Coordinates the location of the start and finishing lines with the head of the timing and processing of the results, provides convenient access to the stadium of athletes, coaches serving personnel and media, prepares a mixed zone in the Finish area.
14.5 Members of the Organizing Committee, directly participating in the period of the Competition
14.5.1
(302.3.6) Head of the Competition Control Service, together with the jury, is responsible for placing controllers in relevant places, for collecting all the necessary information and control cards after the competition, and also reports the jury about all incidents.
At each checkpoint, the presence of two controllers is required. About their total number and places of their location should not be notified athletes, coaches, representatives and staff teams. All controllers record violations and passage of competitors. They can use video equipment. After the competition, the controllers must report all violations of the rules to the head of the control and security service and should be prepared to give testimony of the jury.
14.5.2 The head of the Safety Service Competition is responsible for ensuring the safety of competitions, access to the ski highway, stadium and team preparation places.
14.5.3 (302.3.7) The head of the media information service provides optimal working conditions for the media, inventory suppliers and officials of the competition in the media zones. This includes responsibility for placing, installation of pointers in the mixed zone. This includes a mixed zone device, the placement of photographers, journalists and commentators. Also, premises should be provided for press conferences and posting the relevant media infrastructure. He is also responsible for accessing press representatives, radio and TV to information that should be provided to them.
14.5.4
(302.3.8) The head of the medical and rescue service is responsible for organizing the first medical care and all medical services in the competition, as well as for the fast transportation of patients to the nearest medical institution.
Medical and rescue service should work as usual and during training.
Medical care requirements are described in detail in Chapter 1 of the FIS Medical Directory, which contains medical rules and recommendations.
15 (303) jury and his duties
15.1
(303.1) Jury composition in competitions of the 1st category:
- Technical delegate (Chairman of the jury);
- the main judge of the competition;
- Assistant technical delegate.
Note. For the competition 2nd and 3rd categories, the jury may have the following composition: The main judge of the competition, deputy. The main judge on the tracks, the senior judge.
15.2 (303.2) Technical delegate (TD)
15.2.1
(303.2.1) powers
TD is sent by the Federation to the Organization, and is a guarantee that the competition will be held in accordance with these Rules.
TD must have a valid license of TD and is responsible for organizing the jury.
15.2.2 (303.2.2) Purpose
15.2.2.1 At all official All-Russian sports competitions, TD is appointed by the Committee on the Organization and Conducting Competitions Federation. TD should not be a representative of the Regional Office of the Federation or an accredited Regional Sports Federation of Ski Racing, in which the competition is held.
15.3 (303.3) Jury Responsibilities
15.3.1 (303.3.1) The jury must ensure that the competition is organized and carried out in accordance with these Rules. The jury begins to fulfill his duties from the moment of appointment and finishes their execution when decisions on protests from the last competition are made and official results are announced. The first meeting of the jury should take place before the first official training.
15.3.2
(303.3.2) The jury should consider and accept the following solutions:
- transfer, interrupt or conversion;
- Adjustment of competitive trails (if necessary), must be made taking into account safety. Additional security measures (fences, protective materials, etc.) must be installed along the route;
- Reception of late applications and replacements;
- receiving protests and announcement of sanctions or disqualification;
- application of sanctions to an athlete or coach;
- changes in the starting order or type of start in special cases;
- All issues not considered in these Rules.
15.3.3 (303.3.3) At the venue for the competition, especially during official training and competition, members of the jury are authorized to make oral warnings and report accreditation to the current competition.
15.3.4 (303.3.4) The decision of the jury is accepted by a majority vote. In the event of equality of votes, the decisive voice has the chairman of the jury.
15.4 (303.4) Jury Responsibilities before and during Competitions
15.4.1
(303.4.1) All members of the jury must arrive at the venue of the competition for 2 (two) days before the competition, in order to verify the readiness of the sports facility for official training and competition and make relevant adjustments.
TD is responsible for making members of the jury of their duties and distributes the tasks between them in accordance with their level of competence and experience.
Jury members should be prepared and able to pass the track for skiing in order to assess the level of its preparation.
15.4.2 (303.4.2) The jury before arriving at the place of the competition should have:
- Competition program;
- Plans for ski rails and stadium;
- information on snow conditions, action plans in abnormal situations (in cases of bad snow conditions).
15.4.3 (303.4.3) Before the beginning of the competition, the jury should check:
- Ski tracks: Homologation certificate, preparation quality (snow conditions, equipment for the preparation of the track and equipment, the presence of rollers, plans for the case of extreme weather conditions), highlighting the track, security measures, coaching and non-coaching zones, power points, access paths For snowmobiles.
- zone for teams: lubrication premises, ski testing area, warm-up tracks.
- Stadium: detailed schemes, markup, fences, information board and pointers.
- Medical care: Items of first aid, evacuation plans, means of transportation of victims (snowmobile with sleigh, ambulance car), doping control (premises, accompanying persons).
- Placement of teams: distance from the place of competition to place of placement, organization and quality of food.
- Office competition: location, organization, equipment, opening hours, information for teams, forms, lists (valid sheets of competitive items, ratings, written warnings), applications for participation (confirmation of the right to participate in competitions, tolerances and quotas, RUS codes, Group formation - if applicable).
- Meeting of team representatives: venue, schedule, room facilities, refreshments, agenda, presentation, information for teams, test draw (if applicable).
- Timber: Start and Finishes, PhotoFurnish procedures, Basic time counting tool, Time countdown, Data processing, Content and format of start-up protocols, Content results and format Competition results, Transfer data to the federation in the established format.
- Competition control: control points on the highway, control of equipment, equipment, view of video and photographic materials, procedures, ski marking (if applicable).
- Jury: room for work, identification, communications.
- ceremony: schedule, rewarding prizes, protocol.
- Media (if applicable): press center, media information, press conference.
- Security: Accreditation system, Identification, Access points and Access control.
- Transport services and parking.
15.4.4
(303.4.4) Jury Responsibilities During the Competitions:
- All jury members must arrive at the competition in the competition in advance (2 hours before the first start).
- They must make sure that the competition will begin according to the schedule.
- If necessary, make changes to the workout procedure and ski testing on the track.
- Jury members should decide on the need to re-prepare the route, changes in the work schedule of rolling.
- Informing teams about the solutions of the jury.
- Monitoring the competition.
- making decisions regarding all violations of these Rules (including paragraph 3 of PSLG) and late starts (if the late start was caused by force majeure).
- decision-making in relation to protests filed.
- Documentary decisions of the jury solutions with evidence that will be used in the case of appeal.
- Checking the counting of time and accounting results, counting fine races, announcement of official results.
- Jury members must make sure that the official results are published on the Federation's website.
- TD must prepare the relevant report within 3 days after the competition
16 (304) Conditions for TD and Assistant TD
The conditions for ensuring the activities of TD and Assistant TD are carried out in accordance with the regulations of the Federation.
17 (305) Meeting of team representatives
17.1 (305.1) Procedure
17.1.1 (305.1.1) A meeting of team representatives is held before each competition. It should be held the day before the competence.
17.1.2 (305.1.2; 216.1) Time and venue of the first and subsequent meetings of representatives of teams, as well as the draw, should be indicated in the Competition Program. The members of the jury determine how many representatives from each participating team and how many accredited officials can take part in the meeting of representatives of teams. At the first meeting, team representatives are invited to all subsequent meetings. Extraordinary meetings should be announced in advance.
17.1.3 (305.1.5) Meeting of representatives of teams leads the main judge of the competition.
17.1.4 (216.3) Representatives of teams and coaches must be accredited by the organizers in accordance with the current quotas.
17.1.5 (216.2) During the discussions at the meetings of representatives, the replacement of the representative of another subject of the Russian Federation is prohibited.
17.1.6 (216.4) Representatives of teams and coaches should submit to this Rules, the jury solutions and behave properly, in accordance with the requirements of sports ethics.
17.1.7 (305.1.6) When holding a meeting, team representatives by a majority of votes can make recommendations of the jury. Each team has 1 vote.
17.1.8 (305.1.7) If necessary, the jury may interrupt a meeting to make a decision on recommendations, and declare a decision, after which to continue the meeting (paragraph 15.3.2 of PSLG).
17.2 (305.2) Agenda Meeting
17.2.1 (305.2.1) At the meeting of team representatives, an agenda in writing should be presented. She is preparing the head secretary in conjunction with the chief judge of the competition and the jury.
17.2.2
(305.2.2) At all competitions, the agenda consists of the following items:
-The bedless;
- submission of members of the organizing committee;
- Presentation of the jury;
- weather forecast;
- checking the lists of participants and grouping athletes;
- draw or procedure for the formation of the starting protocol at competitive points;
- a description of the stadium (access, ski marking (if applied), start, finish, relay area, reinforcement, output, output, etc.);
- description of the route (access, profile, accommodation of power points and points of timekeeping intermediate segments, security problems, labeling of the track, etc.);
- Training of the track;
- time, place and regulation of ski testing;
- time and trails for training / workout;
- general information from TD;
- General information from the organizer.
17.2.3 (305.2.3) At the meeting of representatives of the teams, a protocol should be conducted, where all the topics of discussion are reflected, the proposals made and the decisions of the jury.
Part 3. Ski Racing Competitions
18 (310) Formats and Competition Programs
18.1
(310.1) Distance Table and Trail Length
| Race format | Distance length (km) | Length of the track (km) |
| Racing with a separate start | 3, 5, 7.5, 10, 15, 20, 30, 50 | 2.5, 3.3, 3.75, 5, 7.5, 8.3, 10, 12.5, 15, 16.7 |
| Racing with mass start start | 10, 15, 30, 50 | 2.5, 3.3, 3.75, 5, 7.5, 8.3, 10, 12.5; 16,6 |
| Mass Competitions | With no restrictions | With no restrictions |
| Skiathlon | 5+5; 7,5+7,5; 10+10; 15+15 | 2,5; 3,3; 3,75; 5, 7,5; 10 |
| Pericity (2 part) | 5, 7.5, 10, 15 | 2.5, 3.3, 3.75, 5, 7.5, 10 |
| Relay (3-4 participants in the team) | 2.5, 3.3, 5, 7.5, 10 | 2.5, 3.3, 3.75, 5 |
| Individual Sprint (Men) | 1 – 1,8 | 0,5 – 1,8 |
| Individual Sprint (Women) | 0,8 – 1,6 | 0,4 – 1,6 |
| Team Sprint - Relay (Men) | 2x (3-6) x 1 - 1.8 | 0,5 – 1,8 |
| Team Sprint - Relay (Women) | 2x (3-6) x 0.8 - 1.6 | 0,4 – 1,6 |
Note: The ski track is a specially prepared area of \u200b\u200bthe area with a width of at least 3 meters for the passage of special snow-cutting machines, for the sealing snow and skiing; Distance - distance on the tracks caused by these Rules. This table is valid for the organization of races consisting of several circles, but in the case of a selection of a short route with a large number of circles, it is necessary to take into account the general distance, view of the start and the width of the track. Individual and team competitions on the sprint can take place on one or several circles.
18.2 (310.2) Definition of competitive styles
18.2.1 (310.2.1) Classic Style
18.2.1.1 (310.2.1.1) Under the classic style is understood by the techniques of alternate and simultaneous moves, the equipment "Christmas tree" without a sliding phase, descent and turning techniques.
18.2.1.2 (310.2.1.2) Skate moves are not allowed.
18.2.1.3 (310.2.1.3) Turning techniques include steps and push (repulsion) to change the direction. Where there is a cutting skiing, the technique of rotation with a skate repulsion is prohibited. This rule applies to athletes going on the turn outside the cutting skiing.
18.2.2 (310.2.2) Free style. Free style includes all ski racing techniques.
18.3
Competition Program of the Russian Championship (CR):
where C (Classic) is a classic style, F (Freestyle) - free style.
Note: The Czek Competitive Style is determined annually.
When drafting the program, the factor of television broadcasts is most important.
Skiathlon is always carried out first classic and then free style.
The relay plates consist of 2 stages by classic style, then 2 steps with free style.
18.4 (310.3.3) Russian Cup program (CR). The Russian Cup program at the competitive season annually determines the Federation. The program is based on competitions of the same formats and distances as in the CR program. Distance and style are determined annually. In order to further develop ski racing part of the program of the Kyrgyz Republic, there may be trial (new) competition formats. Competitions for long distances may also be included.
18.5 (310.3.4) Russian Championship Program (PR)
18.5.1
Juniors and juniors 21 - 23 years old
18.5.2
Juniors and juniors 19 - 20 years
* - Competitive style in races with a separate start, mass start and in the sprint is changing every year.
18.6 The participation of athletes in the All-Russian Competitions (Czech Republic, the final of the Kyrgyz Republic, PR) is carried out in accordance with the approved admission of the federation.
18.7
Competitions in the Russian Federation, including FIS Competitions.
Distance and their format are determined in accordance with paragraph 18.1 of PsLG:
Pericity can be organized on the same day or within different days with various competitive styles, on the same or different distances.
19 (311) Ski Racing Competition Trails
19.1 (311.1) Main characteristics
19.1.1 (311.1.1) Ski racing tracks should be located so that they allow them to appreciate the technical, tactical and physical training of athletes. The level of complexity must correspond to the level of competition, age and qualifications of participants. The route must be laid as natural way to avoid monotony, as well as have a hilly surface, sections of raises and descents. Where it is possible, the track must pass through the forest. Rhythm racing should not be disturbed by a large number of sharp changes in the direction or steep lifts. Sections of descent must be located so that the athletes can overtake each other. It is necessary that skiers having different speeds can simultaneously pass along the highway without interfering with each other.
19.1.2
(311.1.2) Basic principle of building a highway ski racing
- 1/3: Rises with an angle from 9 (1: 1) to 18% (1: 5.5) with a height difference of more than 10 meters, as well as several short raises with a steep over 18%;
- 1/3: Hilly crushed terrain, which includes short lifts and descents (with a height drop from 1 to 9 m).
- 1/3: A variety of descents requiring various descent techniques.
19.1.3 (311.1.3) At the FLGR and FIS competitions on ski races, the tracks are used only in one direction installed in homologation certificates.
19.1.4 (311.1.4) The ski slip test area with test skiing for all participating teams should be located next to the stadium. It should be near the cabins for training skis and warm-up skiing. Test skiing must be prepared for the same standards as competitive tracks.
19.1.5 (311.1.5) The warm-up tracks must be located as close as possible to the stadium.
19.2 (311.2) Homological
19.2.1 (311.2.1) All official All-Russian sports competitions in skiing should be carried out on homologized tracks. Detailed information on the homologation procedure is presented in the HOMOLOTING HOMOLOGATION Guideline for the Federation Ski Racing.
19.2.2 (311.2.2) When conducting competitions aimed at promoting skiing, the tracks that are not fitted in the homologation standards can be used, provided that such routes have been approved by the Committee on the Rules, Control and Homologation of the Federation.
19.2.3 (311.2.3) The organizer must provide copies of the tracks of the tracks and the homologation certificate to its TD. The arrow of the northern direction and scale scale should be present on the maps.
19.2.4 (311.2.4) Definitions
19.2.4.1 (311.2.4.1) HD (height difference) is the height difference between the highest and lowest points of the competitive route.
19.2.4.2 (311.2.4.2) MS (maximum rise) - lifting with a maximum height drop (the biggest lift). Lifting can be interrupted by a plot of a hilly terrain, the length of which does not exceed 200 m (in length) or descent with a drop of heights not more than 10 m (height).
19.2.4.3 (311.2.4.3) Tc (the sum of the height drops) is the total amount of all lifts on the track.
19.2.5
(311.2.5) Standards of trails for ski racing. HD, TC and MC homologous competitive trails must comply with the following standards:
| The length of the route | HD. | MC. | TC. |
| Sprint (free style) | max. 50 M. | 0-30 M. | 0-60 M. |
| Sprint (classic style) | max. 50 M. | 10-30 M. | 20-60 M. |
| 2.50 km | max. 50 M. | 30-50 M. | 75-105 M. |
| 3.3 km | max. 65 M. | 30-65 M. | 100-135 M. |
| 3.75 km | max. 80 meters | 30-80 M. | 100-150 M. |
| 5 km | max. 100 meters | 30-80 M. | 150-210 M. |
| 7.5 km | max. 125 M. | 30-80 M. | 200-315 M. |
| 8.3 km | max. 125 M. | 30-80 M. | 210-350 M. |
| 10 km | max. 125 M. | 30-80 M. | 250-420 M. |
| 15 km | max. 150 M. | 30-80 M. | 400-630 M. |
| more than 15 km | max. 150 M. | 30-80 M. |
19.2.6
(311.2.6) Categories of the width of the tracks.
The width of the tracks must comply with the following parameters:
Category A.. The minimum width of the track: the lifts - 3m, crossed area - 3m, descent - 3m. Use: Competitions with a separate start classic style.
Category B.. The minimum highway width: lifts - 4m, crossed area - 4m, descents - 4m. Use: Competitions with a separate start free style; Relay classic style
Category C.. The minimum width of the track: lifts - 6m, crossed area - 6m, descents - 6m. Use: Mass Start Competition Classic Style; Skiathlon classic part; Percept classic style; Relay free style; Sprint classic style; Command Sprint Classic Style.
Category D.. Minimum track width: lifts - 9m, crossed area - 7.5 m, descents - 6m. Use: Mass Start Competitions Free Style; Skiathlon free part; Percept free style; Sprint free style; Command Sprint Free Style.
Category E.. The minimum width of the track: the lifts - 12m, crossed terrain - 9m, descents - 9m. Use: Skiathlon (both styles on the same track).
19.2.6.1 You can use the lower category of the tracks for the competition 2nd and 3rd category. The number and level of participants should be taken into account.
19.2.7 (311.2.7) In the All-Russian competitions, the highest point of the track for ski racing should not exceed 1800 m (above sea level).
19.3 (311.3) Training Trail
19.3.1 (311.3.1) Preparation of the route before the beginning of the Competitive Season
The tracks should be prepared until winter so that they could move even with a thin snow cover. Stones, roots, bushes, stumps and similar obstacles should be removed. Plots of the route with drainage systems must be corrected. Summer preparations should take into account the standards for which competitions are held with snow thickness equal to about 30 cm. Special attention should be paid to the triggers and contraction of turns.
19.3.2 (311.3.2) Basic Cooking for Competition
19.3.2.1 (311.3.2.1) The route must be fully prepared using mechanical equipment. To prepare the tracking track of the 1st category, a snow-cutting machine is used (type "Radium"), it must follow the natural relief to preserve the crossing of the area.
19.3.2.2 (311.3.2.2) The width of the track must comply with the format of the competition and gomologation management. The track should be prepared so that the athletes can move unhindered. Sections of the slopes where the track rises or descends zigzag, should be wide enough to provide good preparation.
19.3.2.3 (311.3.2.3) The tracks and the workshop should be fully prepared before official training, well placed and have kilometer marks.
19.3.2.4 (311.3.2.4) It is necessary that all athletes during the competition are in equal terms. If it is snow or blows a strong wind, a sufficient number of qualified rollers should be used to rolling skiing and / or specially equipped patrols in order to ensure equal conditions. For such cases, a plan of action should be prepared together with the jury.
19.3.2.5 (311.3.2.5) All artificial methods for improving sliding snow properties are prohibited. In special cases, the use of chemicals is allowed to prevent the soft state of the snow surface.
19.3.3 (311.3.3) Preparation of trails for classic style.
19.3.3.1 (311.3.3.1) The amount of skiing is determined by the jury in accordance with the length, wide profile, the competition format and the number of participants (see section in PSLG).
19.3.3.2 (311.3.3.2) throughout the competitive track, the ski should be laid on the optimal trajectory. The skiing is paved in the middle of the track, with the exception of turns.
19.3.3.3 (311.3.3.3) On the turns of the skiing is laid only if the skis will slide it unhindered. Where the turns are very cool and the speed can be too high to stay on the ski door, the skiing does not cut through. At the turns, the ski should be located close to the fence to eliminate the possibility of passing between the skiing and the fence.
19.3.3.4 (311.3.3.4) The possibilities of the best athletes and their highest possible speed should be taken into account on the preparation of the route and skiing.
19.3.3.5 (311.3.3.5) The ski should be prepared in such a way as to control the skiing and sliding on them, it was possible without the effect of lateral braking of any part of the mount. The distances between the left and right skiing should be 17 - 30 cm, if measured from the middle of each skiing. The depth of the skiing should be 2 - 5 cm even on hard or frozen snow.
19.3.3.6 (311.3.3.6) If two skiings are used or more, the distance between them should be at least 1.2 m, if measured from the middle of each skiing.
19.3.4 (311.3.4) Preparation of the tracks for free-style
19.3.4.1 (311.3.4.1) The route should be well prepared throughout its entire length. The width of the track must comply with the format of the competition (see section in PsLG).
19.3.4.2 (311.3.4.2) The place and nature of the location of the skiing on the descents determines the jury.
19.4 (311.4) Marking Trail
19.4.1 (311.4.1) The markup of the track should be such that the athlete does not have doubts where the track is going. At the CC competitions, the color markup should be defined in the description of the track.
19.4.2 (311.4.2) Kilometer marks should display a common distance traveled along the highway, and each kilometer should be marked.
19.4.3 (311.4.3) The development and intersection on the track should be clearly marked, and the unused parts of the track must be fendered off with fences or V-beasts.
19.5 (311.5) Power Points
19.5.1 (311.5.1) The Organizing Committee must ensure that at least one Power Power (in the Finish Zone).
19.5.2 (311.5.2) The jury determines the location of power points at the competitive track, as well as possible restrictions.
19.6 (311.6) Protecting the track
19.6.1 (311.6.1) On the Czech Republic, the tracks should be fenced on both sides in all places where viewers can interfere with athletes.
19.7 (311.7) Training and View Trail
19.7.1 (311.7.1) Competition participants, coaches, representatives and staff teams should be able to train and explore the track in conditions similar to the competitive. If possible, access to the track must be provided two days before the competition. The jury can close the track or allow it to use only in certain areas or at certain hours.
20 (312) Ski Racing Stadium
20.1 (312.1) Stadium Zone
20.1.1 (312.1.1) The stadium for ski racing should be prepared with well-designed start and finish zones.
20.1.2
(312.1.2) The stadium must be a single functional object, separated and controlled where it is necessary, gates, fences and labeled zones. It must be prepared in such a way that:
- Athletes could pass through it several times;
- Athletes, representatives and staff teams, media representatives, viewers could easily reach their places;
- There was enough space for the competition of all formats.
20.2 (312.2) Start Zone
20.2.1 (312.2.1) The first 50 meters are the start zone. This zone can be divided into corridors. The amount, width and length of the corridors is determined by the jury in accordance with the competition format (see section in PSLG) and the stadium plan.
20.2.2 (312.2.2) starting positions are also determined in accordance with the competition format (see section in PSLG).
20.3 (312.3) FINISA ZONE
20.3.1 (312.3.1) The last 50-100 meters should be straight, are the finish zone divided into corridors. Corridors should be clearly designated and well distinguishable, markup should not interfere with the movement of athletes. The amount, width and length of the corridors is determined by the jury in accordance with the competition format (see section in PSLG) and the stadium plan.
20.3.2 (312.3.2) The finish line should be clearly marked with a color line. The width of the finish line should not exceed 10 cm.
20.3.3 (312.3.3) The control line is located at a distance of 10-15 meters from the finish line. Athletes are forbidden to remove skis before crossing the control line (paragraph 2.5 of PSLG). The jury is reported on the relevant violations.
20.4 (312.4) Transmission zone Relay
20.4.1 (312.4.1) In the Command Competitions of the Transmission Zone, the relay must be quite wide and long; It should be clearly marked and placed on a flat or slightly towering surface within the stadium.
20.4.2 (312.4.2) The size of this zone (length and width) must comply with the competition format (see also section in PsLG).
20.5 (312.5) Pete Boxes
20.5.1 (312.5) If a ski replacement is allowed, the pit-boxes zone must be organized in such a way that there are separate boxes for all participants in the competition, indicating the sequence number of the athlete, and so that the athletes do not interfere with each other when they leave this zone . The bypass corridor should be provided to the athletes who do not require a ski change in their pit-boxes, could amuse this zone at the shortest distance.
20.6 (312.6) Working conditions
20.6.1 (312.6.1) Officials Competitions, members of the jury, coaches, media and staff must have the relevant areas for work in the stadium. Access of these persons to the stadium should be monitored.
20.6.2 (312.6.2) The timing and calculation of the results should be located in the building (heated room), from where the start and finish zones are clearly visible.
20.6.3 (312.6.3) At the Competitions of the 1st category, the officials of the Federation and members of the jury should have a workplace in the immediate vicinity of the stadium, where the stadium is clearly visible from.
20.6.4 (312.6.4) The heated premises near the stadium should be prepared for the medical center.
20.7 (312.7) Additional Objects
20.7.1 (312.7.1) In the competitions of the 1st category in the immediate vicinity of the stadium, controlled (with fencing or with direct control) zone should be arranged to prepare commands with lubricating cabins to prepare ski. Lubricating cabins must be heated and well ventilated with air exchange boosters.
20.7.2 (312.7.2) Toilets must be installed for athletes near the stadium. It should be provided with convenient access from the start area.
20.8 (312.8) Tools for presenting current information
20.8.1 (312.8.1) The announcement board should be located near the stadium and lubricants, showing the results of competitions, important information from the organizing committee and the jury, as well as the temperature of snow and air. Temperature indicators should be displayed 2 hours before the start, an hour before the start, half an hour before the start, during the start, after half an hour after the start and an hour after the start.
20.8.2 (312.8.2) Temperature measurement should be carried out on the territory of the stadium and in places of the route, where limit temperatures are observed (low, high points and open areas).
20.8.3 (312.8.3) Loudspeakers must be used to declare important information at the competition.
20.8.4 Electronic information boards should be used to display intermediate and informal results.
20.9 Additional conditions.
20.9.1 To serve the competition, the administration of the leased sports facility organizes the Commandant service.
20.9.2 The directorate of the sports facility signs an act on the readiness of the sports facility to competitions, to provide public order and security for athletes, judges, audiences and other persons in the area of \u200b\u200bthe sports facility during the competition.
21 (313) Applications for participation in Competitions
21.1 (215) Official and Technical Applications for Participation in Competitions
21.1.1 Official applications
21.1.1.1 (215.1) The Competition Organizing Competition is submitted to the Organizing Competition, no later than 24 hours before the first draw.
21.1.1.2 (215.2) It is forbidden to declare one athlete more than one competition during the day.
21.1.1.3 The procedure for submitting applications for All-Russian competitions is determined by the Regulations on the Competitions approved by the Federation.
21.1.1.4 The official application is applied by the representative of the team.
21.1.1.5 The official application for participation in competitions is filled in forms approved by the Federation (see Appendix 1).
21.1.1.6 (313.2.1) Official applications and lists of participants divided into groups (if used) should be obtained and checked by the Secretary of the Competition no later than the set time. The end time of the reception of official applications and lists of participants, approves GSK.
21.1.1.7 (215.3.1) Each official application must contain: FIS / RUS code (for the 1st category competition), surname, name, day, month, year of birth, belonging to the participant to the subject of the Russian Federation (municipal education, sports school, etc. d.), Personal admission of a doctor, a seal of a medical institution, a seal of a commander organization.
21.1.2 Technical applications
21.1.2.1 The organizers of the competition are required to provide a form of a technical application form (see Appendix 2) team representatives indicating disciplines in accordance with the Competition Program.
21.1.2.2 Technical applications must be obtained and checked by the Secretary of the Competition no later than 2 hours before the meeting of team representatives.
21.1.2.3 The technical application must contain: FIS / RUS code (for the 1st category competition), surname, name, gender, list of sports disciplines, start group.
21.1.2.4 (313.2.2) If the distribution method is used to determine the starting order, then when distributing participants, the Competition Secretary will follow the number of the Group specified in the Technical Application.
21.1.2.5 If the technical application does not specify the distribution of participants in groups, the secretary of the competition will use the procedure available in the technical application.
21.1.2.6 (313.2.3) If the starting procedure is determined on the basis of competitive items, the secretary of the competition must take into account the importance of participants' items in a valid sheet.
21.2 (313.3) Late applications
21.2.1 (313.3.1) Late applications can be accepted by the jury before the top of the draw.
21.2.2 (313.3.2) After the draw, late applications are not accepted.
21.3 (313.4) Replacement
21.3.1 (313.4.1) After carrying out the draw, the replacement of the athlete is possible only if it cannot go to the start as a result of force majeure (injury, illness, etc.), and if the jury is allowed. The physical condition of the athlete must confirm the doctor, after which it is necessary to inform the jury for no less than 2 hours before the start.
21.3.2 (313.4.2) If the accident occurred during the warm-up, the jury can allow the replacement in a later date than 2 hours before the start, if one case was reportedly reported, and this fact was confirmed by the head of the medical and rescue service of the organizing committee.
21.3.3 (313.4.3) If the athlete who has been replaced is chosen for the passage of doping control, he must pass it, as he replaced his athlete. If the athlete, which was replaced, the sample gave a positive result, the replacement is not allowed.
21.3.4 (313.4.4) The starting positions of the replacement athlete are also determined in accordance with the competition format (see section in the Formats of Competitions).
21.3.5 (313.4.5) Command representatives must report no later than 30 minutes before the start of those participants declared in the starting protocol that cannot go to the launch due to injury or for other reasons. Participants who were selected for doping control should pass it.
21.4 (313.5) Group distribution
21.4.1 (313.5.1) If the distribution method for groups is used to determine the starting order, the team representative should evenly distribute participants in the competitions in groups. It must be done no later than 2 hours before the draw. If the team representative declares more athletes than groups, it distributes additional athletes in groups, one by a group, at its discretion. This rule also applies to commands with the number of participants less than the number of groups.
21.4.2 (313.5.2) If the number of participants is 20 or less, only two groups are used - I and II. If the number of participants from 21 to 40, groups I, II, III are used. If the number of participants more than 40, all 4 groups are used.
22 (314) Starting order
22.1 (314.1) Principles
22.1.1 (314.1.1) The starting protocol may be formed on the basis of the draw, system of points, rating points, places in the standings of multi-stage competition, qualification systems and other methods.
22.2 (314.2) Trawberry
22.2.1 (217.1) The procedure for the start of the participants for each competition and each discipline is determined by the special formula by drawing, the number of current rating points, and / or the current leaf of the federation of the federation.
22.2.2 (217.2) Athletes participate in the draw, applications for which submitted by representatives of teams in writing were received by the organizer of the competition before the expiration of the deadline for submission of applications.
22.2.3 (217.3) If the athlete is not represented by the team representative or coach, he will participate in the draw, provided that before the meeting is confirmed by telephone, telegram, by email, by telex, which are athletes who are submitted by applications will take part In competition.
22.2.4 (217.4) If the athlete who has passed the draw is not present at the competition, TD is obliged to include this information in his report, indicating whenever possible, the cause of absence.
22.2.5 (217.5) Representatives of all teams participating in the competition should be invited to the draw. In some cases, the draw is possible under the supervision of the jury.
22.2.6 (217.6) If the competition is transferred to another date, the draw must be renovated.
22.2.7 (314.2.1) The draw can be carried out in manual mode and using a computer.
22.2.8 (314.2.2) The draw is carried out by the method of a double random sample.
22.2.9 (314.2.3) In the event of the formation of groups, the starting numbers within each group are determined by the draw method. The starting order of groups is as follows: I, II, III and IV. The distribution of participants in groups of groups cannot change during the draw.
22.3 (314.3) Tool in manual mode
22.3.1 The draw is manually carried out by groups using cards, by random selection.
22.4 (314.4) Trawing using a computer
22.4.1 (314.4.1) The correctness of the draw using a computer should be monitored by a jury member.
22.4.2
(314.4.2) This method requires that the names and groups of athletes be entered into the computer. The program provides at least four stages of outputting information on the monitor.
1. The monitor displays a list of participants with their sequence numbers inside the group.
2. The monitor displays the name of the participant, which is chosen by the computer randomly.
3. The computer randomly selects the starting number of the participant. Now the participant's name is displayed on the monitor and its starting number.
4. The monitor displays the starting protocol in which this participant is enabled.
22.5 (314.5) Definition of starting order using the items system
22.5.1 (314.5.1) The distribution of participants in groups can be carried out on the basis of competitive items acting on the sprint or leaf on distances.
22.5.2 (314.5.2) Regulations and scheme for calculating RUS items, to determine the current sheets is located on the Federation's website.
22.6 (314.6) "Red Group"
22.6.1 (314.6.1) "Red Group" is an exception. It includes the best athletes who participate in the competition. The Red Group is determined on the basis of the results of the speech of an athlete or the current federation ranking or the current rating in multi-step competitions.
22.6.2
(314.6.2) "Red Group" is:
"Theory Age" - 30 best men, - 30 best women;
"Juniors and juniorks" 21-23 years - the 20 best juniors - the 20 best juniors;
"Juniors and juniorks" are 19-20 years old - the 20 best juniors, - 20 best juniors;
"Boys and girls" - the 20 best boys, - 20 best,
in the current rankings of the Federation (distance and sprint).
Athletes from this list cannot be replaced by others during the competition. After each competition, new current ratings are formed, valid for the next competition. Athletes who stopped competitions before the beginning of the Competitive Season are dropped out of the rating and are replaced by others in order.
22.6.3 (314.6.3) All participants in the competition included in the "Red Group" must begin the competition in this group.
22.6.4 (314.6.4) The starting position of the "Red Group" is determined by the jury, depending on the format of the competition in accordance with the rules of specific competences. The Red Group starts from the most favorable positions.
22.7 (314.7) breast numbers (starting numbers)
22.7.1
(314.7.1) design.
Starting numbers must be well distinguishable both behind and in front. They should not interfere with the athlete. Size, shape, and fastening method cannot be changed.
Ensuring the supply of quality rooms is responsible for the organizer. The starting numbers used in the sprint, in the start of the Handicap system, as well as in the races with the mass start, should be additionally present under both hands of athletes. Additional rooms can also be used in other types of competitions.
22.7.2 (314.7.2) Rooms on the legs
22.7.2.1 (314.7.2.1) In mass start, skiathlone, paint, individual sprint, sequence numbers should be attached to the foot of the athlete, which is located closer to the chamber installed on the finish line.
22.7.2.2 (314.7.2.2) In the team sprint and relay, the sequence numbers should be attached to the leg of the finishing athlete, which is located closer to the chamber installed on the finish line.
23 (315) Start Procedure
23.1 (315.1) Types of Start
23.1.1 (315.1.1) In sports competitions, the following types of starts are used: separate start, mass start, start on the Handicap system and the start of the race.
23.2 (315.2) Separate start procedure
23.2.1 (315.2.1) At the separate start, half-minute intervals and 15-second intervals for the sprint qualifying race are used. The jury can approve the use of shorter or longer intervals.
23.2.2 (315.2.2) in five seconds before the start, the countdown begins: "5-4-3-2-1", followed by the start signal "march". The team is given by voice or with the help of an audio signal. If an electronic time counting is used, simultaneously with the start command sounds an electronic signal. Starting hours should be located in such a way that the athlete can clearly see them.
23.2.3 (315.2.3) The athlete must arrange the feet behind the starting line and remain fixed before receiving the starting command. Sticks must stand still in front of the starting line and / or before the starting gate.
23.2.4 (315.2.4) The athlete can start at any time for 3 seconds before the starting signal and 3 seconds after the starting signal. If it starts earlier than 3 seconds before the starting signal, it is considered a false. If the athlete starts later than 3 seconds after the starting signal, it is considered late start, and the starting time is counted from the starting protocol.
23.2.5 (315.2.5) Athlete who has tightened his start should not cross the time with other starting athletes.
23.2.6 (315.2.6) If the jury considers that the start delay is caused by force majeure circumstances, it may go to the credit of the actual starting time (when using both manual and electronic countdown).
23.3 (315.3) Mass start procedure
23.3.1 (315.3.1) Mass start is organized using an angular starting line (as an arrows). This means that the athlete with the 1st starting number is in the most profitable starting position, followed by an athlete at number 2, etc. All participants are located at a certain distance from each other. The first room is in middle position, even numbers - right, and odd - left. The ski number is located on the right or in the middle.
23.3.2 (315.3.2) Starting procedures for the mass start start two minutes before the starting signal. At this time, all athletes standing on the starting line are given related to the start of the instructions. The last instruction for athletes is to take their position at the start, after which "one minute to start" is announced. The following command is "30 seconds before starting." When all athletes freeze on their positions, a start-up command, a shot or a signal is given.
23.4 (315.4) Starting procedure for the Handicap
23.4.1 (315.4.1) Starting order and intervals are determined by the results of the first competition or the current rating in multi-stage competitions. In the formation of the starting protocol, the tenths of seconds are not taken into account.
23.4.2 (315.4.2) To avoid overtaking on the circle of athletes who start later or tightening the competition time, the jury can allow the mass start or start of the race for late athletes. The jury can also reduce the number of starting athletes.
23.4.3 (315.4.3) On the Handicap system, the countdown of start time is made without using electronic starting gates. To record the entire start process, the camcorder should be used so that the jury could view it again.
23.4.4 (315.4.4) In order to guarantee the exact time of the start, before each starting corridor, a large scoreboard with an electronic clock should be located, where the starting number and start time of the athlete starting from this corridor should also be displayed. The start should be prepared in such a way that two athletes or several athletes can start next to each other.
23.5 (315.5) Start Procedure
23.5.1 (315.5.1) The starting area is limited to the starting line and the pre-line line, located in parallel 1 meter in front of it.
23.5.2 (315.5.2) With the permission of the jury, electronic and / or mechanical starting gates can be used.
23.5.3 (315.5.3) During subsequent instructions and the distribution of starting corridors, athletes are on a pre-line. After the team "On the Start", the athletes move to their places, on the starting line. On the team "Attention!" Athletes are obliged to stop all movements and take a fixed position. Approximately 2-5 seconds after filing the "Attention!" Command, when all the athletes stop the movement, the starter farts the start signal, the shot or produces the starting command "March".
23.5.4 (315.5.4) The starting procedure where the starting gate is not used, is carried out according to the same rules as indicated in the previous paragraph.
23.6 (315.6) Starter Responsibilities
23.6.1 (315.6.1) The starter must ensure the timely start of all athletes in accordance with the starting protocol. Next to the starter is a helper, which registers any violations at the start and their details.
23.7 (315.7) The consequences of Falstart
23.7.1 (315.7.1) In competitions with a separate start or start on the Handicap system, the athlete who made Falstart will not be returned to the starting line. All falseards must be reported by the jury.
23.7.2 (315.7.2) At the competition with the mass start or start of the occasion in the case of a festart of competitions begin again. In this case, the starter gives a repeated signal (second shot), while its helpers must be at a sufficient distance ahead on the highway to be able to return athletes to the start.
23.8 (315.8) Ski marking
23.8.1 (315.8.1) The decision on the feasibility of marking skis takes the jury. In order to control before the start, both skis are marked. The athlete must personally approach the official ski label point, pre-put on its starting number.
23.8.2 In all competitions on the sprint, the ski marking is not applied.
23.8.3 In Skiathlon, both pairs of skis must be labeled.
23.9 (315.9) Temperature
If the temperature at the coldest point of the track is below -20 ° C (in areas of the middle and southern strip of the Russian Federation) or -25 ° C (in northern and equivalent areas), the jury must decide on transferring or canceling the competition. With difficult weather conditions (for example, a strong wind, high air humidity, heavy snowfall, high temperature) jury, after consulting with representatives of teams and the head of the medical and rescue service competition, transfer or cancel the competition.
24 (316) timing
24.1 (316.1) An electronic system of timekeeping should be used at the 1st category competitions. The electronic timing is always duplicated by manual timing, and the results of these two systems are crossed.
24.2 (316.2) If the electronic timekeeping temporarily fails, the manual timekeeping system is used, while the average time difference between the electronic and manual systems is adjusted. If the electronic system fails in a fully or too often, the manual timing is used for all athletes. When counting the results obtained using a manual timekeeping, the actual start time should be used.
24.3 (316.3) When using the manual timekeeping, the finish time is fixed at the time when the foot of the athlete, which is in front of, crosses the finish line.
24.4 (316.4) Electronic timing.
24.4.1
(316.4.1) To determine the official finish time, the following electronic timing technologies can be used:
- System of electronic timekeeping based on photocells. The point of measurement of the light barrier or the photobarmer should be located at a height of 25 cm above the snow surface.
- System of electronic timing based on transponders.
- PhotoFinish system. The measurement point is a shoe toe, which first reached the finish line.
24.5 (316.5) If the athlete falls during the intersection of the finishing line, its finish time is established in accordance with paragraph 24.3 or 24.4 of the PSLG, provided that all parts of the athlete's body found themselves for the finishing line without assistance.
24.6 (316.6) The starting and finish time should be recorded up to 1/100 (0.01). The athlete's clean time is calculated by subtracting starting time from the finish time. The final result of each skier is determined with an accuracy of 1/10 (0.1) by discarding hundredths from pure time. For example, time 00: 38: 24.38 will be 00: 38: 24.3.
24.7 (316.7) At the competitions of the 1st category, cameras for photofinish should be installed. Two camcorders are used for video monitoring in the finish zone. It is also recommended to further use the third video camera for shooting starting numbers from the back.
24.8 (316.8) The judge at the finish line is obliged to fix the arrival of athletes in the order in which they crosses the finish line. After that, it transmits a list of chroniemetraffic service.
24.9 It is forbidden to lay the other (non-electronic timekeeping system) electrical cables within ± 2 m from the finish line.
25 (317) Results
25.1 (317.1) counting results
25.1.1 (317.1.1) The results are obtained by calculating the difference between the finishing and starting time. When conducting multi-step competitions, actual time, bonus seconds and fines from each stage are summed up.
25.1.2 (317.1.2) If several athletes simultaneously pass photofinish, their arrival at the finish is fixed in the order in which the shoe sock is ahead of standing legs, each athlete, crossed the vertical plane of the finish line.
25.1.3 If the results of two athletes coincide, they should take the same place in the results protocol, while the athlete with a smaller starting number is located first, the next places behind it are not engaged.
25.2 (218, 317.2) Publication of results
25.2.1 (218.1) The unofficial and official results of each competition must be published in accordance with these Rules.
25.2.2 (218.1.1) The transfer of results during the competition of the 1st category should be provided with a direct connection between the timing and start, the finish. In the data center, it is necessary to access the Internet (at least an ADSL connection).
25.2.3 (218.2) All data and results of competitions can be used by the organizer, participants in their own publications, including websites. The use of data and results on websites is governed by the conditions set forth in the Federation's Internet Policy (this document is on the Federation website).
25.2.4 (317.2.1) The informal results of the competition must be published on the official board of information as soon as possible, indicating the time of their publication.
25.2.5 (317.2.2) The official protocol of the results should contain the final order of athletes, their RUS / FIS codes, starting rooms, their time, their intermediate time, competitive points (in the 1st category competitions) and federation rated glasses. Also indicate the style of movement; number of athletes; The names of those athletes who started, but did not finish; the names of all disqualified athletes; technical features of the route; distance length; HD; MC; TC; Weather conditions, temperature data; The composition of the jury. Examples can be obtained on the Federation's website or in the Federation Office.
25.2.6 (317.2.4) TD and secretary of the competition sign the official protocol of the results, thereby certifying its correctness.
Part 4. Competition Formats
26 (321) Competitions with separate start
26.1
(321.1) definition
In competitions with a separate start, all athletes start at their appointed time.
26.2 (321.2) Trails and Stadium
26.3 (321.3) Applications for participation - Replacements
26.3.1 (321.3.1) The replacement is possible in accordance with paragraph 21.3 of PsLG.
26.3.2 (321.3.2) The starting position of the replacement athlete is determined by the jury.
26.4 (321.4) Starting order and start procedure
26.4.1 (321.4.1) The procedure of separate start (paragraph 23.2 of PSLG) should be applied
26.5 (321.5) timing and results
26.5.1 (321.5.1) If the time of the two participants in the competition coincides, they must take the same place in the results protocol, while the athlete with a smaller starting number is indicated first (paragraph 5.2 of PsLG).
26.6
(321.6) jury and protests
27 (322) Mass Start Competition
27.1
(322.1) definition
At the Mass Start Competitions, all athletes start at the same time, and the results are determined by the order of arrival at the finish.
27.2 (322.2) Trails and Stadium
27.2.2 (322.2.2) On the highway there should be no sites where the accumulations of athletes may arise.
27.2.3 (322.2.3) If the ski replacement is allowed, the stadium must be organized in such a way that the athletes who are going to replace skis passed a longer distance compared to athletes who will not change skis.
27.3 (322.3) Applications for participation - Replacements
27.3.1 (322.3.1) The replacement is possible in accordance with paragraph 21.3 of PsLG.
27.3.2 (322.3.2) The starting position of the replacement athlete is determined by the jury in accordance with the procedure for determining the starting protocol. The starting position of the participant is located between the starting positions of the participants starting in front of him after it.
27.3.3 (322.3.3) The participant puts on the starting number of the athlete, which he replaces.
27.3.4 (322.3.4) The initial starting position is left blank.
27.4 (322.4) Starting order and start procedure
27.4.1 (322.4.1) The mass start procedure should be applied (paragraph 23.3 of PsLG).
27.5 (322.5) timing and results
27.5.1 (322.5.1) For the athletes who have retired on the circle, clause 35.14 of PsLG applies.
27.6
(322.6) jury and protests
.
28 (323) Skiathlon
28.1
(323.1) definition
Skiathlon is a mixed competition with a mass-start classic style in the first part of the competition followed by a mandatory shift of skis in the pit boxes at the stadium, after which the second part of the competition is a free style.
28.2 (323.2) Route and Stadium
28.2.2 (323.2.2) Pit-Boxing Area
28.2.2.1 (323.2.2.1) In the Pit boxing zone for replacing the inventory, the running style is not controlled.
28.2.2.2 (323.2.2.2) The route along the pit-boxes from the entrance should be at least 4 meters wide. The track along the boxes from the side of the departure must be at least 6 meters wide.
28.2.2.3 (323.2.2.3) Free-style inventory should be placed in the corresponding box until the mass start. It is forbidden to put any other inventory into the boxes.
28.2.2.4 (323.2.2.4) The replacement of the inventory is made by the athlete itself without any assistance within its pit boxing. Replaced inventory should be left in pit boxing until the athlete finishes the competition.
28.2.2.5 (323.2.2.5) Trainers and service staff must leave the Pit-boxes zone to replace the inventory no later than 5 minutes before the start.
28.3 (323.3) Applications for participation - Replacements
28.3.1 (323.3.1) The replacement is possible in accordance with paragraph 21.3 of PsLG.
28.3.2 (323.3.2) The starting position of the replacement athlete is determined by the jury in accordance with the procedure for determining the starting protocol. The starting position of the participant is located between the starting positions of the participants starting in front of him after it.
28.3.3 (323.3.3) The participant puts on the starting number of the athlete, which it replaces.
28.3.4 (323.3.4) The initial starting position is left blank.
28.4 (323.4) Starting order and start procedure
28.4.1 (323.4.1) The mass start procedure should be applied (paragraph 23.3 of PsLG).
28.5 (323.5) timing and results
28.5.1 (323.5.1) For the athletes who have retired on the circle, clause 35.14 of PsLG is applied.
28.6
(323.6) jury and protests
Special rules are absent.
29 (324) Pericity
29.1
(324.1) definition
Pericity is carried out as a mixed competition, where the starting time of athletes is determined by the results of previous competitions, and the final results are determined by the procedure for arrival at the finish in the last competition.
29.2 (324.2) tracks and stadium
29.3 (324.3) Applications for participation - Replacements
29.3.1 (324.3.1) In accordance with paragraph 21.3 of the PSLG, the replacement is possible only to the first part of the Pickly.
29.4 (324.4) Starting order and start procedure
29.4.1 (324.4.1) The starting procedure should be applied on the Handicap system (paragraph 23.4 of PSLG).
29.5 (324.5) Timber and results
29.5.1 (324.5.1) The calculation of the results of the Paff is produced by the addition of the final results (actual time) of the previous race without a tenth of a second and the final results of the second race with the tenths of a second. The position in the final protocol is determined by the finishing procedure.
29.5.2 (324.5.2) For the athletes who have retired on the circle, clause 35.14 of PsLG is applied.
29.5.3 (324.5.3) Depending on the weather, the jury can postpone the start or cancel the competition. If the competition is canceled, the results of the first part are considered outcome.
29.6
(324.6) jury and protests
Special rules are absent
30 (325) Individual Sprint
30.1
(325.1) definition
Competitions for an individual sprint begin with qualifications, which is carried out in a separate start format. After qualifying, selected athletes compete in the final part of the sprint, which passes in the form of drops for disposal (sprint signs).
30.2 (325.2) Trails and Stadium
30.2.2 (325.2.2) For the qualifying circle and the same route should be used for finals.
30.2.3 (325.2.3) Plots of the route must be sufficiently long, straight and wide to be the possibility of overtaking.
30.3 (325.3) Applications for participation - Replacements
30.3.1 (325.3.1) The replacement is possible before qualifications in accordance with paragraph 21.3 of PSLG.
30.3.2 (325.3.2) The starting position of the replacement athlete is determined by the jury.
30.4 (325.4) Starting order and start procedure
30.4.1 (325.4.1) Qualification
30.4.1.1 (325.4.1.1) The procedure of a separate start (paragraph 23.2 of PSLG) should be applied. Starting intervals can be 10, 15, 20 or 30 seconds.
30.4.1.2 (325.4.1.2) If athletes pass two circles, block split starts can be used.
30.4.1.3 (325.4.1.3) If the qualification time of athletes passing into the quarterfinals coincides, they are distributed from places in accordance with their sprint competitive points. In the case of the same qualifying results, the maximum number of athletes selected to the final slings does not change (30/24/16).
30.4.2 (325.4.2) Final samples (quarterfinals, semi-finals and finals).
30.4.2.1 (325.4.2.1) The start procedure should be applied (paragraph 23.5 of PSLG).
30.4.2.2 (325.4.2.2) At the competitions of the 1st category, quarterfinals, semi-finals and finals are held, and finals A. Starting numbers are issued again from the first room. In other competitions, the jury are defined, the Final B can also be added.
30.4.2.3
(325.4.2.3) The starting positions of athletes are determined as follows:
- quarterfinals: qualifying time (place);
- semifinals: place in the quarterfinals and qualifying time;
- Finals: place in the semifinals and qualifying time.
30.4.2.4 (325.4.2.4) The distribution of athletes for the quarterfinal rasions is made in accordance with the fields in qualifications. The distribution in subsequent races is also based on occupied places or the results of previous occasions.
30.5 (325.5) timing and results
30.5.1 (325.5.1) At the Competitions of the 1st category in the qualifying races in the sprint and in the start of the occasions, the starting and finish time is fixed with an accuracy of 1/1000, and the final result is accurate to 1/100. On other competitions on the sprint, it is permissible to check the time with an accuracy of 1/100, but the final result should also be indicated with accuracy to 1/100.
30.5.2 (325.5.2) Qualification
30.5.2.1 (325.5.2.1) If the qualification time of athletes held in the quarterfinals coincides, they are distributed in places in accordance with their sprint competitive points. Athletes with the same qualifying time who did not pass in the final, occupy the same places.
30.5.3 (325.5.3) Final Signs
30.5.3.1 (325.5.3.1) Athletes who occupied the same places in the quarterfinals or semi-final (if there is no finals b), but did not pass to the next final, take place in the protocol of the results in accordance with their time in qualifications.
30.5.3.2
(325.5.3.2) In the sprint with participation in the quarterfinals of 30 athletes, the protocol of results is drawn up as follows:
Places from the 31st to last: the results of qualifications are used.
Places from the 26th to the 30s: Athletes who took 6th seats in the quarterfinals are arranged in accordance with their results in qualifications.
Places from the 21st to 25th: Athletes who took 5th seats in the quarterfinals are located in accordance with their results in qualifications.
Places from the 16th / 17th to the 20th: Athletes who took 4th seats in the quarterfinals are arranged in accordance with their results in qualifications (except those of them who passed in the semifinals).
Places from the 13th to 15th / 16th: Athletes who took 3rd places in the quarterfinals, which were not held in the semi-finals, are located in accordance with their results in qualifications.
Places from the 7th to 12th: are distributed in accordance with the finishing procedure in the final B; If the final b is not conducted, the athletes are arranged in accordance with their results in the semi-final and in qualifications.
Places from the 1st to 6th: distributed in accordance with the finishing procedure in the final A.
30.5.3.3
(325.5.3.3) In the sprint with participation in the quarterfinals of 16 athletes, the protocol of results is drawn up as follows:
Places from the 17th to the last: the results of qualifications are used.
Places from the 13th to the 16th: Athletes who took 4th seats in the quarterfinals are located in accordance with their results in qualifications.
Places from the 9th to the 12th: Athletes who took 3rd seats in the quarterfinals are located in accordance with their results in qualifications.
Places from the 5th to 8th: distributed in accordance with the finishing procedure in the final B.
Places from the 1st to 4: distributed in accordance with the finishing procedure in the final A.
In the final of the sprint with another number of participants, the same principle is used.
30.5.3.4 (325.5.3.4) In the case of the same time shown in the quarterfinel or semifinals, an athlete with the best time in the qualification occupies a higher place. In the case of the same time shown in the final A or in the final b, athletes occupy the same places in the protocol of the results.
30.5.3.5 (325.5.3.5) If the athlete does not start in his race or does not pass the whole track, he will be awarded the last place among all the participants of the race: the final, semi-finals or quarterfinal (place 6, 12, 30, or 4, 8, 16).
30.5.3.6 (325.5.3.6) If the athlete does not end the race due to force majeure, he gets the last place in this race.
30.6 (325.6) jury and protests
30.6.1 (325.6.1) In sprint races at the Competitions of the 1st category, a unanimous decision of at least three members of the jury (including TD) is considered to be a decision of the jury.
30.6.2
(325.6.2) Due to the rigid temporary schedule of conducting consecutive qualifying races, the protests during the quarterfinal and the semi-final are not considered. Protests are considered only after the final.
When conducting quarterfinals and semi-finals, paragraph 38.7 PSLG does not apply.
31 (326) Command Sprint
31.1
(326.1) definition
The command sprint is carried out as a relay with the participation of two athletes, which alternately replace each other, running 3-6 circles each.
31.2 (326.2) Route and Stadium
31.2.2 (326.2.2) Plots of the track should be sufficiently long, straight and wide to be the possibility of overtaking.
31.2.3 (326.2.3) The ski preparation area should be located next to the relay transmission zone. The jury determines the number of service personnel on one command and regulates the use of lubricants.
31.3 (326.3) Applications for participation - Replacements
31.3.1 (326.3.1) No later than two hours before the meeting of representatives of the teams, a list of athletes participating in the competition should be converted to the organizer.
31.3.2 (326.3.2) The replacement is possible in accordance with paragraph 21.3 of PsLG.
31.3.3 (326.3.3) The replacement athlete must start at the same stage as the replaced athlete. Starting order in the team (in stages) is not subject to change.
31.3.4 (326.3.4) If the replacement athlete has been included in another command, the command from which the replacement occurred is not allowed to start.
31.3.5 (326.3.5) In case of replacement, the command loses its starting position and starts from the end of the site. Starting order at the end of the site is similar to the initial starting order. Initial starting positions are left empty.
31.4 (326.4) Starting order and start procedure
31.4.1 (326.4.1) The mass start procedure should be applied (paragraph 23.3 of PsLG).
31.4.2
(326.4.2) To select teams in the final in the competition, the command sprint is carried out 2 semi-finals (for example: a and b). Commands are distributed across semifinals as follows:
- the best team in the total number of items, participates in the semifinal A;
- The remaining commands are distributed to subsequent pairs in accordance with the recruited points (for example, commands 2 and 3, commands 4 and 5, etc.) on the appropriate semi-final.
31.4.3 (326.4.3) The number of commands in one semifinal race can not exceed 15. The number of commands in the final cannot exceed 10.
31.4.4 (326.4.4) The order of semi-finals is determined by the draw.
31.4.5 (326.4.5) Starting positions for semi-finals: The team with the smallest sum of sprint or remote items scored by the team members starts under the first number. The team with the second smallest amount of points starts at number 2 and so on. If several teams have an equal number of total points, the first team starts, which contains an athlete with the smallest number of items. If this is not enough to determine the starting order, the draw is performed.
31.4.6
(326.4.6) Exit commands in the final:
- if the time is not recorded in the semifinals, the final of the 5 best teams from each semi-finals come to the final;
- If the time in the semifinals is fixed, 2 best teams from each race are published in the final, as well as the next 6 best teams from among those who have taken place from the 3rd to 8th, which showed the best time.
31.4.7 (326.4.7) The starting positions of the finals are distributed based on the results of the semifinals (place, then time).
31.5 (326.5) timing and results
31.5.1 (326.5.1) At the competitions of the 1st category in the command semi-final and final races in the sprint, the starting and finish time is fixed with an accuracy of 1/1000, and the final result with an accuracy of 1/100. On other competitions on the sprint, it is permissible to check the time with an accuracy of 1/100, but the final result should also be indicated with accuracy to 1/100.
31.5.2 (326.5.2) For athletes who have retired on the circle, clause 35.14 of PsLG is applied.
31.5.3
(326.5.3) Final results are published in accordance with the following rule.
In the final, the teams are located in the protocol of the results in accordance with their occupied place.
If semifinal samples are used, the commands that have not passed to the final are located in the results protocol for the remaining places in parallel.
For example, if the final passes 5 teams from each semifinal, then the teams that took 6th place in each race will be assigned to the 11th and 12th places in accordance with their time in the semifinals; The teams, hired 7th places in each race, will be assigned the 13th and 14th place, etc.
31.6 (326.6) jury and protests
31.6.1 (326.6.1) In the team sprint at the Competitions of the 1st category, a unanimous decision of at least three members of the jury (including TD) is considered to be a solution to the jury.
31.6.2 (326.6.2) Due to the rigid temporary schedule of conducting consecutive qualifying races, the protests during the semifinals are not considered. Protests are considered only after the final.
31.6.3 (326.6.3) When conducting semifinals, paragraph 38.7 of PSLG does not apply.
32 (327) Relay
32.1 (327.1) definition
32.1.1 (327.1.1) The team, in accordance with the program, consists of three or four athletes, each of which runs one stage. At the Competitions of the 1st category, the relay team consists of four athletes.
32.1.2 (327.1.2) At the Competitions of the 1st category, the first two stages of athletes take place classic style by the classical track, and the following two stages are free style on the highway for free style.
32.2 (327.2) Route and Stadium
32.2.2 (327.2.2) The length of the first stage of the relay may differ from the length of the remaining stages by +/- 5% depending on the plan of the stadium.
32.3 (327.3) Applications for participation - Replacements
32.3.1 (327.3.1) No later than two hours before the meeting, representatives of the teams need to be transferred to the organizer a list of athletes participating in the Competition.
32.3.2 (327.3.2) The replacement is possible in accordance with paragraph 21.3 of PsLG.
32.3.3 (327.3.3) When replacing the athlete, the starting order is not subject to change.
32.3.4 (327.3.4) If the replacement athlete has been included in another command, the command from which the replacement has occurred is not allowed to start.
32.3.5 (327.3.5) The starting position of this command in the starting grid remains the same.
32.4 (327.4) Starting order and start procedure
32.4.1 (327.4.1) The mass start procedure should be applied (paragraph 23.3 of PsLG).
32.4.2
(327.4.2) Starting order.
At the competitions of the 1st category, the starting order is determined on the basis of places engaged in previous competitions of the 1st category of similar status. For those commands that do not have results in these competitions, a draw is carried out.
32.4.3
(327.4.4) Stages and colors of numbers.
At the stages of the relay, the starting numbers of various colors should be used. At the competitions of the 1st category, colors are used: 1st stage: red; 2nd stage: green; 3rd Stage: Yellow, 4th Stage: Blue.
32.5 (327.5) timing and results
32.5.1 (327.5.1) The time of each stage is fixed when the athlete crosses the stage of the phase transmission zone. This time is the starting time of the next athlete.
32.5.2 (327.5.2) Time The team relay is considered from the start of the first athlete before the finish time. The order in which the athletes finish at the last stage of the relay, determines the place in the final protocol of the results of the relay.
32.5.3 (327.5.3) For the athletes who have retired on the circle, clause 35.14 of PsLG is applied.
32.6
(327.6) jury and protests
Special rules are absent
Part 5. Competitions and participants
33 (341) Requirements for athletes
33.1 (341.1) age categories
33.1.1 (341.1.1) The competitive year begins on July 1 and ends on June 30 of the next year.
33.1.2
(341.1.2) Women and men of the main age should be at least 24 years during the calendar year (01.01 - 31.12). The right to participate in the competition enters into force with the beginning of the Competitive Season (for example, for 2014 from July 1, 2013 and further).
Juniors and juniors 21-23 should be no more than 23 years during the calendar year (01.01-31.12). Birth of juniors and juniors 21-23 years since 2014
Juniors and juniors 19-20 years should be no older than 20 years during the calendar year (01.01-31.12).
The participant of the Russian championship in the ski racing among juniors and juniors 19-20 years should reach its 16th anniversary by the end of the calendar year (from January 1 - December 31).
33.1.3
Division of participants in groups by age and floor:
| Groups | Age, years | Recommended distance, km (w / m) |
| Young girls and young men | Until 14. | up to 5 / 7.5 |
| Girls and young men | 15 – 16 | up to 10/15 |
| Girls and young men | 17 – 18 | until 15/30 |
| Juniors and juniors | 19 – 20 | up to 30/50 |
| Juniors and juniors | 21 – 23 | With no restrictions |
| Women and Men Main Age | 24 and older | With no restrictions |
33.1.4 Girls and young men of the younger, middle and older, juniors and juniors 19-20 years old, juniors and juniors 21 - 23 years old can act in sports competitions of older age groups on distances recommended for this group, unless other admission specifies.
33.1.5
To participate in sports competitions among women and men of the main age (CR, CR and other sports competitions of the 1st category), the participant's age must be at least 16 years old:
- until the end of the calendar year (January 01 - December 31):
- Czech Republic 2013/14, participant 1998 and older;
- Czech Republic 2014/15, participant 1999 and older;
- Czech Republic 2015/16, Member 2000 and older.
34 (205) Rights and obligations of participants of the competition
34.1 (205.1) Competition participants are required to know and fulfill these rules and all additional jury instructions.
34.2 (205.2) Competition participants are prohibited from the use of doping (see Anti-Doping Rules FIS and Procedural Guides).
34.3 (205.3) Competition participants have the right to inform the jury about their comments to ensuring the safety of training and competitive trails.
34.4 (205.4) Athletes missing at the awards ceremony for a disrespectful reason are losing the right to the prize. In exceptional cases, an athlete may submit another member of his team, but it has no right to take a place on the podium.
34.5 (205.5) Athletes should behave correctly in relation to members of the Organizing Committee, officials of the competition, judges, volunteers, viewers and comply with the requirements of sports ethics.
35 (343) Responsibility of competitors
35.1 (343.1) In any situations during training and competitions, athletes should behave with due care, take into account the conditions of the route, the visibility and the possibility of accumulating other participants in the competition.
35.2 (343.2) In all situations during training and competitions, athletes should always move skiing towards the competitive route.
35.3 (343.3) Competition participants should follow the special instructions of the jury or the organizing committee in order to ensure order on the track, the stadium and in the team preparation zone before, during and after the competition (the opening time of the track, wearing breast numbers, training, ski testing, etc. ).
35.4 (343.4) The competitor must arrive at the start and start at the appointed time.
35.5 (343.5) Athletes are required to wear transponders or GPS devices if they are used in competitions.
35.6 (343.6) Athletes must go through the entire route from start to Finish, including all control points.
35.6.1 (343.6.1) If the athlete headed in an incorrect direction or went beyond the route marked, he must return to the point where the error was made. For this, an athlete can move in the opposite direction from the right direction of movement, while it is fully responsible for noting the interference to other competitors and not to expose their danger. For the commission of this error, the fines are not charged, provided that the athlete did not win the time / did not receive an advantage and did not prevent other competitors.
35.7 (343.7) Athletes should go through the entire distance only on their own, on their own skis. Help leader or pushing is prohibited.
35.8 (343.8) In competitions, the classic athletes should use only classic style.
35.9 (343.9) In all competitions, the creation of interference is prohibited. The creation of interference is considered intentional interference, blocking (when an athlete is not on the optimal trajectory), a blow or push any participant in the competition by any part of the body or ski equipment.
35.10 (343.10) overtaking
35.10.1
(343.10.1) In competitions with a separate start, an accepted athlete is obliged to give way to a skiing on her first requirement.
The rule is valid on the tracks for the classic style, even where there are two skiings, and on the tracks for free style, when the accepted athlete is forced to limit their movements.
35.10.2
(343.10.2) In all other competitions, when overtaking athletes should not be interfered.
Responsibility for the correct overtaking without interference lies on an overtaking athlete. Obdrawing an athlete must place his heels of their skis in front of the ski socks the accepted athlete before will take the desired skiing.
35.11 (343.11) On sites with marked corridors, participants must choose a corridor and move within it. The participant is allowed to change the corridors, adhering to paragraph 35.9 of PSLG (with the exception of starting corridors, where participants are not allowed to change the corridors).
35.12 (343.11) replacement inventory
35.12.1 (343.12.1) In all competitions, the transaction of the ski stick is allowed.
35.12.2
(343.12.2) Skis can be replaced only in the case of:
- breakdowns or damage to skis or fastening. The fact of damage to the inventory should be proved the jury after the competition.
- At competitions there should be a pit boxing boxes for the change of inventory.
35.12.3 (343.12.3) If a ski replacement is required, an athlete must implement it outside the route without help.
35.12.4
(343.12.4) In the races for long distances and in Skiathlon, athletes are allowed to replace ski in the pit boxes once or more. The maximum allowed amount of ski replacement is determined before the meeting of team representatives. This amount is determined by the length of the track and the circle and should not exceed:
- 3 times in competitions with long route up to 30 km,
- 5 times in competitions with a long route more than 30 km,
- 1 time in Skiathlon.
35.12.5 (343.12.5) If the pit boxes are provided for a ski replacement, then overtaking in the Pit-Boxing zone is allowed only from the far side from pit boxing.
35.12.6 (343.12.6) rubbing, scraping and cleaning skis during the competition is prohibited. Exception: In the classic style of athletes can clean their skis from snow and ice and lubricate them. Skiers are allowed to take tools or materials, clean and lubricate skis only outside the route and without assistance. It is forbidden to place equipment, tools and materials at a competitive track or next to it.
35.13 (343.13) Transmission of the relay
35.13.1 (343.13.1) In team competitions, the transfer is carried out by touching the hand of any part of the body of the athlete of his team, while both athletes are in the transmission zone of the relay. The athlete can enter the transmission zone only when it is caused. Pushing the starting athlete in any form is prohibited.
35.14 (343.14) lag on the circle
35.14.1 (343.14.1) In Picklyte, Skiathlon, in races with mass start, team sprints and relay athletes or teams, who have retired on a circle or received an order from officials, the competitions must stop participating in this competition. In all types of competitions, athletes or teams are indicated in the final protocol (excluding time) in accordance with the position they occupied on the highway in the last intermediate point of timekeeping.
35.14.2 (343.14.2) In relation to the 1st category competitions, paragraph 35.14.1 PsLG.
35.14.3 (343.14.3) As for other competitions, the decision to apply paragraph 35.14.1 PsLG takes the jury.
35.14 (343.14) It is forbidden to use wireless devices to communicate between coaches and athletes or between athletes.
35.15 (343.15) The athlete is obliged to obey the instructions of officials of the competition.
35.16 (343.16) Athlete is obliged to comply with all medical standards (paragraph 6 of PSLG).
36 (344) Responsibilities of representatives and service personnel teams, coaches, judges and other persons
36.1 Representatives and service personnel of teams, coaches and other persons are obliged to know and comply with these Rules, as well as the requirements of the organizers of the competition, members of the jury, sports judges.
36.2 (344.1) If necessary, the jury can provide additional instructions before, during and after competitions to representatives and service personnel of teams, coaches, press and other persons who are not participants in the competition in order to ensure order at the stadium, on the highway and in the team preparation zone .
36.3
(344.2) The following rules apply to ensure the procedures and control on the tracks:
- In a period starting 5 minutes before the start and ending with the finishing of the last participant, representatives and service staff of teams, coaches, persons who are not participants in the competition, and other accredited persons do not have the right to move on skis on the highway. During the competition, these persons must stand outside the route without skiing;
- Representatives and service personnel of teams, coaches and other persons who inform athletes intermediate results and other information are not entitled to run more than 30 meters near athletes;
- At this time, the judges must ensure that the movement of athletes does not interfere;
- when transmitting a sportsman for food or beverages, coaches must make sure that they do not interfere with the participants of the Competition; At the same time, they must remain in place.
36.4 (344.3) For optimal television lighting of competitions, as well as for safety reasons, some parts of the track can be closed to all persons other than athletes participating in the competition. In some parts of the route before and during the competition, the jury can allow athletes to test skis and carry out a warm-up. Athletes and athletes who have special breast numbers can be kept skiing on these parts of the track.
36.5 (344.4) Testing skis and carrying out the workout at the competitive track is allowed to be carried out only in the direction provided for for the movement of athletes along the highway during the competition. Anyone who tests skiing on the track must take care of the safety of others and about the state of the trained route. During competitions or official training, ski testing on the track using electronic devices is prohibited.
36.6 (205.8) Totalizer.
Athletes, coaches, judges, representatives and serving staff of the teams are forbidden to bet on the result of the competition.
37 (223) Sanctions
37.1 (223.1) General
37.1.1
(223.1.1) Violations for which sanctions may be imposed and punished:
- Violation or non-compliance with the Rules of the Competition
- or failure to indicate the jury or individual members (paragraph 38.2 PSLG)
- or unsporting behavior.
37.1.2
(223.1.2) actions that can also be regarded as a violation:
- an attempt to accomplish a violation;
- provoking other persons to carry out violations or assistance to other persons in carrying out violation;
- incitement of others to committing a violation.
37.1.3
(223.1.3) In determining whether the effect is a violation, the following factors are taken into account:
- was the action deliberate or unintentional;
- Is the action of emergency circumstances caused.
37.1.4 (223.1.4) All participants in the competition must accept and recognize these Rules of Competitions and sanctions for their violation, which applies to the right to appeal in accordance with these Rules and International Competition Rules (ICR).
37.2 (223.2) Scope of application
37.2.1
(223.2.1) Sanctions apply:
- to all persons, participants in the competition, both in the competition zone and in any zone related to the competition;
- To all other persons (viewers, etc.), located in the competition zone.
37.2.2 (200.6) Each sanction applied to the athlete, the coach or official is recognized by the Federation or the Organizing Committee.
37.3 (223.3) Punishment
37.3.1
(223.3.1) The following measures may be taken regarding the person who has committed a violation:
- written or oral warning;
- response accreditation;
- refusal to accreditation;
- temporary penalty;
37.3.1.1 (223.3.1.1) Regional branches of the Federation, accredited regional sports federations of ski racing, heads of organizations of participants of the competition are responsible for the strict compliance with the regulations of the Federation in terms of superimposed penalties by the participant of the competition.
37.3.1.2 (223.3.1.2) Persons on which the provisions of paragraph 37.3.1.1 of PSLG are not covered, and are responsible to the organizers of the competition for compliance with the regulations of the Federation in terms of superimposed penalties.
37.3.1.3 The execution of imposed penalties must be carried out until the start of the start in the following form of the program (competition).
37.3.2
(223.3.2) For each participant in competitions, additional measures may be taken:
- disqualification;
- deprivation of prizes and awards;
- Removal from participation in competitions.
37.3.3 (223.3.3) The athlete is disqualified only if its error led to an improvement in its final result, with the exception of some cases provided for by these Rules.
37.4 (223.4) The jury can apply the punishments provided for by paragraphs 37.3.1 and 37.3.2 of PSLG, but it is not entitled to impose penalties provided for by the regulations of the Federation, or prohibit the athlete to participate in other competitions.
37.5
(223.5) The following punishments may be announced orally:
- a warning;
- review accreditation from the current competition in individuals registered by the organizers;
- Refusal to accredit for the current competition in persons in the competition area or other places associated with the competition.
37.6
(223.6) The following punishments are submitted in writing:
- disqualification;
- deterioration of the starting position;
- suspension from participation in the competition;
- Penalties stipulated by the Federation Regulations.
37.7 (223.7) Decisions on punishment in writing should be issued to the violator, the regional branch of the federation, or an accredited regional sports federation of ski racing, or the head of the organization of the violator.
37.8 (223.8) All disqualification cases are subject to inclusion in the report of TD.
37.9 (223.9) All appointed punishments are subject to inclusion in the report of TD.
38 (224) Procedural Guide
38.1
(224.1) jury competence
The jury has the right at the competition site to impose the sanctions mentioned above by the solution of most votes. In the event of equality of votes, the decisive voice has the chairman of the jury.
38.2 (224.2) In the competition zone, especially in the training and competitive period, each member of the jury, who has the right to vote, is authorized to make oral warnings and refund accreditation to the current competition.
38.3
(224.3) Collective violations
If several persons made the same violation at one time and under the same circumstances, the jury applies the same punishment to them. In a written decision, the names of all violators and punishment for each of them should be indicated. The solution must be brought to each intruder.
38.4
(224.4) Restriction
Sanctions are not applied to the violator if the procedures for punishment were not started within 72 hours from the moment of violation.
38.5 (224.5) Each person who witnesses the commission is obliged to testify at the request of the jury, and the jury is obliged to consider all the testimony of witnesses.
38.6 (224.6) The jury can confiscate items that could be used in violating the rules for the use of inventory.
38.7 (224.7) Before making a punishment (with the exception of prevention and recalling accreditation in accordance with paragraphs 37.5, 38.2 PsLG), the person accused of violating should be able to submit oral or written explanations in its protection on hearing in his case.
38.8 (224.8) All the solutions of the jury are taken out in writing and must contain:
38.8.1 (224.8.1) Description of the perfect violation;
38.8.2 (224.8.2) evidence of the commission;
38.8.4 (224.8.4) Assigned to the sentence.
38.8.5 (224.9) The submitted punishment must comply with the level of violation. When punishing the jury must take into account all mitigating and aggravating circumstances.
39 (351) Athletes not allowed to start
39.1 Athletes not allowed to start
At any competition, the participant who is not allowed to start.
39.1.1 (351.1) - wears clothes or inventory with obscene words and / or symbols (paragraph 2.7 of PSLG) or demonstrates an unworthy athlete behavior in the starting zone (paragraph 34.5 of PSLG);
39.1.2 (351.2) - violates these rules regarding the inventory (paragraph 7 of PSLG) and commercial labeling (paragraph 3 of PSLG);
39.1.3 (351.3) - refuses to pass the appointed medical examination (paragraph 221.2 ICR).
39.1.4 (351.4) If it turns out that the athlete who has already started violated the rules, the jury is obliged to punish an athlete.
39.2 (352.1) The procedure for imposing sanctions
In case of violation of the rules, members of the jury must be met and make a decision on the application of one or another sanction, taking into account:
- specific circumstances;
- the advantage of the athlete violating rule (paragraph 37.3.3 of PSLG);
- negative consequences for other competitors;
- influence on the final result or intermediate results (spinning race or bonus sprints);
- the arguments of the athlete itself (paragraph 38.7 of PSLG);
- level of competition;
- age and experience of competitors;
- Guides for the jury published on the Federation's website.
39.3 (352.2) Disqualification
39.3.1 (352.2.1) Disqualification is applied only in the case of serious disorders and disorders that have evident influence on the final result of the competition.
39.3.2
(352.2.2) In addition, the athlete is automatically disqualified if it:
- takes part in competitions on false grounds;
- threatens the safety of people or preservation of property or cause injury or damage;
- It takes more than one stage in the relay (paragraph 32.1.1 of the PSLG).
39.3.3 (352.2.3) Athlete who received a second written warning in one competitive season is automatically disqualified.
39.3.4 (352.2.4) on multi-step competitions in violation, for which athletes are usually disqualified, can be replaced by a temporary fine (paragraph 39.5.2 PsLG). The choice in favor of disqualification or temporary fine makes the jury.
39.3.5 (352.2.5) After disqualification, the athlete name is specified in the updated protocol of the results with the DSCV mark (disqualified) without specifying the time.
39.3.6 (352.2. . In this case, this athlete or the team starts with the least favorable position.
39.4.1 (352.3.1) The suspension from participation in the competition is applied only for the violation of these Rules during sprint rates and drawing intermediate finishes.
39.4.2 (352.3.2) In the sprint competition, the removal from participation in the competition means that this athlete will be qualified at the last place in the table of the race and stage (6th place in the final, 12th place in the semifinals and the 30th place in the quarterfinals) .
39.4.3 (352.3.3) In the mass-starting competition or in Skiathlon, the suspension from participation in the competition means that when the intermediate finish draw the bonus glasses will be canceled.
39.5 (352.4) Temporary Fine
39.5.1 (352.4.1) A temporary penalty is added for the early start.
39.5.1.1 (352.4.1.1) In competitions with a separate start or in sprintary qualifications for early start athlete, a temporary penalty is added in the amount of at least 15 seconds (actual athlete time + temporary penalty at least 15 seconds).
39.5.1.2 (352.4.1.2) In competitions with a run of the Handicap system for an early start athletes, a temporary penalty is added equal to the won time (scheduled start time minus actual start time) + temporary penalty of at least 30 seconds.
39.5.2 (352.4.2) On Multiple Competitions, the jury may decide to replace disqualification on a temporary penalty of 3 minutes (see clause 39.3.4).
39.6 (352.5) \u200b\u200bWriting Warning
39.6.1 (352.5.1) Written warning should be applied for all violations of the rules that do not lead to the obvious advantage of an athlete.
39.7 (352.6) Oral warning
Oral warning is used only to inform the athlete that his style of movement or behavior borders with a violation of the rules.
39.8 (352.7) Penalties
39.8.1 (352.7.1) Penalties may affect any accredited person.
39.8.2 (352.7.2) Penalties are provided for violating the rules for advertising and commercial labeling, for minor disorders of discipline on the highway, as well as for non-compliance with restrictions on ski testing and holding a workout.
39.8.3 (352.7.3) Athletes, in addition to penalties, can receive a written warning.
40 (361) Protests
40.1 (361.1) Types of Protests
40.1.1 (361.1.1) against the admission of participants in the competition or their sports equipment.
40.1.2 (361.1.2) against the route or its condition.
40.1.3 (361.1.3) Against another participant in the competition or official in the competition.
40.1.4 (361.1.4) against the results of the timing.
40.1.5 (361.1.5) against the jury solutions. Also, see the exceptions in paragraphs 30.6.2 and 31.6.2 PSLG.
40.1.6 (361.1.6) against stationery errors or against violations of these rules after the competition.
40.2 (361.2) Place of Protests
Various protests are accepted as follows:
40.2.1 (361.2.1) Protests in accordance with paragraphs 18-36.5 PSLG - in the place indicated on the official board of information or announced at the meeting of team representatives;
40.2.2 (361.2.2) Protests concerning stationery errors or violations of these Rules, after the competitions are sent to the office of the Federation by registered letter through its regional branch of the Federation or an accredited regional sports federation of ski racing (for the 1st category competitions) or to the organizing committee of the competition (for Other competitions) within one month after the competition.
40.3 (361.3) Tests for taking protests
40.3.1
(361.3.1) against the admission of the competitor
- Before the draw.
40.3.2
(361.3.2) against the track or its condition
- within 15 minutes after the end of the official training.
40.3.3
(361.3.3) against another participant in the competition, its inventory or against an official in cases of their incorrect behavior during the Competition
40.3.4
(361.3.4) against the results of timekeeping
- within 15 minutes after the publication of the informal protocol of results.
40.3.5
(361.3.5) against the solutions of the jury that are not sanctions
- within 15 minutes after the publication of the informal protocol of results.
40.3.6
(361.3.6) against stationery or against violations of these Rules after the Competition
- within a month after the competition.
40.4 (361.4) Form of Protests
40.4.1 (361.4.1) Protests are accepted in writing.
40.4.2 (361.4.2) Protests must be justified in detail. Evidence must be given, as well as any indications.
40.4.3 When filing a protest, a procedure is provided approved by the Regulation of the Federation.
40.4.4 (361.4.4) The protest can be removed by the protesing party before the jury decision is published. In this case, paragraph 40.4.3 of PSLG does not apply.
40.4.5 (361.4.5) Protest, filed not at the appropriate time or with a violation of paragraph 40.4.3 of PsLG, is not considered.
40.5 (361.5) Protest
Protest is allowed to submit only:
- regional branches of the Federation or accredited regional sports federations of ski racing;
- team representatives.
40.6 (361.6) Procedure for the consideration of the protests of the jury
40.6.1 (361.6.1) The jury is going to consider protests in a certain place and at a certain time, which it declares in advance.
40.6.2
(361.6.2) Only members of the jury are allowed to vote for protest. TD leads the process of consideration of protest. The protocol of the consideration of the protest, which is signed by all members of the jury. The decision-making requires most of the votes of all voting jury members, and not only the members present. In the case of equal number of votes, the Voice of TD is decisive.
Complied with the principle of free consideration of all facts. The rules on the basis of which the decision is made should be applied and interpreted, thus, in which the fair consideration of all the circumstances of the case is guaranteed.
40.6.3 (361.6.3) The decision must be published on the official board of information immediately after consideration of the protest, indicating the publication time.
41 (362) Appeal
41.1
(362.1.1) You can file an appeal:
- against all the solutions of the jury (see also paragraph 41.2 of PSLG);
- against the official protocol of results. This appeal can be directed only with respect to obvious and proven errors in counting.
41.1.2 (224.10.1) An appeal in accordance with these Rules may be submitted to the decision of the Punishment (except in the cases provided for in paragraph 41.2 of PsLG).
41.2 (224.11) The appeal cannot be submitted to the following jury solutions:
41.2.1 (224.11.1) Punishments made verbally in accordance with paragraphs 37.5 and 38.2 of PSLG;
41.2.2 (224.11.2) Penalties provided for by the regulations of the Federation.
41.2.3 (224.12) In all other cases, appeals should be sent to the appellate commission.
41.2.4 (224.13) The jury has the right to submit to the Appeals Commission of its recommendations regarding violations providing for penalties provided for by the regulations of the Federation and suspend participation in subsequent competitions (paragraph 37.4 of PSLG).
41.2.5 (224.14) The governing body of the Federation has the right to comments by the appellate commission regarding any written decision jury on punishments.
41.3 (224.15) Procedures for the proceedings
All proceedings are carried out in accordance with the regulations of the Federation.
41.4 (224.16) Procedure for the supervision of the proceedings
The procedure for the supervision of the proceedings is carried out in accordance with the regulations of the Federation.
41.4.1 (362.1.2) The appeal to the Federation must be filed by the Regional Office of the Federation or an accredited regional sports federation of ski racing.
41.5 (362.1.3) Feed deadlines
41.5.1 (362.1.3.1) Appeals against the solutions of the jury must be filed within 48 hours after the publication of the official protocol of the results of the competition.
41.5.2 (362.1.3.2) Appeals against official results should be submitted within 30 days, including the day of the Competition.
41.5.3 (224.10.2) If the appeal is not submitted within the period specified in these Rules, the decision of the jury is recognized as final.
41.5.4
(362.1.4) The decision on the appeal is made:
- the Appeals Commission;
or
- Committee on Rules, Homologation and Control.
41.5.5 (225.3.1) The decision on appeal must be made within 72 hours from the date of receipt of the appeal to the Chair, except in cases where all interested parties gave written consent to extend the hearing period.
41.5.6 (225.3.2) All appeals and decisions on them should be presented in writing, including the provisions provided in support or to refute the appeal.
41.6 (362.2) Delayed effect
The testimony provided (protest, appeal) cannot be caused by posting the consideration of the appeal.
41.7 (362.3) Appeal Feed
The appeal must be applied in writing and must be justified, i.e. Include all evidence and readings. Indications filed late must be rejected by the Federation (see paragraph 41.5.5 PSLG). Appeal is carried out in accordance with the regulations of the Federation.
I approve the deputy. Chapters of the administration of the Leninsky district V.A. Kosolapova ". ..." ............ .. 2011
Position
on the conduct of competitions in the ski racing of the Leninsky district
Goals and objectivesCompetitions are held with the aim of reviving and preserving the traditions of active recreation, propaganda of physical culture and sports, the formation of a healthy lifestyle of the population, the development of friendly relations between enterprises and organizations of the Leninsky district, an increase in sports skills and health promotion, the development of skiing.
Guide Competitions are held according to the plan of sports and mass events of the Administration of the Leninsky district for 2011. The general leadership of the competition is carried out by the administration of the Leninsky district. The judging is assigned to the main refereeing board. Place and date The competition will be held on March 13, 2011 at the Ski Complex of the PSTU (Tennis Court on the street. Professor Dedyukin). Collection and registration of participants from 10-30 to 11-30 hours. The beginning of the competition is 12-00 hour. For all questions about the competition, contact the address: Perm, ul. Kirov 59, Administration of the Leninsky district, Department of Culture, Sport and Youth Policy. tel. Fax. 2-12-12-52. Participants Everyone of the residents of the Leninsky District and the city of Perm are attended in the competition, on time. Terms of conducting and determining winners Competitions are ski racing: for women 3 km; For men 5 km. The move is free. Start General: for women at 12-00 hours.; For men at 12-30 hours. Winners are determined in categoryChemes and women: up to 18 years; from 18 to 30 years; From 30 years old and older and men: up to 18 years; from 18 to 30 years; from 30 years and older Award Winners and winners in all categories are awarded with cups and diplomas. CostsThe costs of organizing the festival are carried out at the expense of budget funds allocated for regional cultural and sports activities of the Leninsky district.
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Sports competitions in skiing have an important and multilateral value in the physical education of schoolchildren. Having covered various types of skiing, they contribute to the expansion of sports work inside the school, attract students to systematic practices in physical culture, are inextricably linked with the training process and are a continuation of academic work. The competitions are summarized the results of work for a certain period, its positive parties and disadvantages are revealed, the strongest classrooms, schools and the best teams are determined. At the same time, the competition in skiing has a great educational influence. Schoolchildren increases discipline and indispensably appears to training, courage, diligence, a sense of mutual execution and collectivism are brought up. Competitions are an organic part of the training of qualified athletes. Participation in competitions allows you to achieve high loads, raises volitional qualities. Sports competitions are of great importance as a school of experience transfer. Well organized competitions, solemnly and colorfully decorated starts and finishes create a festive mood from the participants.
Types of ski competitions are diverse. Especially massive are competitions in ski racing on various distances. Skiing competitions on skiing from springboard and skiing (slalom, slam-giant, high-speed descent), biathlon and ski blades are very popular with the audience.
The organization and conduct of competitions in skiing are preceded by a large preliminary work, which is complicated by the weather conditions and terrain. All this requires special knowledge and experience, which will allow a high level competition with the involvement of a large number of viewers.
Competition classification
All diversity of competitions in the types of skiing is classified according to various features. At school competitions, first of all, are divided into intra-school and foreign
. The main task of intraschool competitions is to attract the largest number of participants to them in order to popularize skiing. Out-of-school competitions for students depending on the scale are divided into lower, district, urban, regional, All-Russian and international.
Depending on the significance, the scale and tasks of the competition in various types of skiing can be divided into the following groups:
1. Spartakiads of the peoples of the Russian Federation, edges, regions, autonomous republics, cities of Moscow and St. Petersburg. Championships, Cups, Championships, youth and youth games of these territories. Championships, Cups and Championship of DPOs and departments, as well as all international CIS competitions and competitions held in the territory of the Russian Federation.
2. Competitions of district, district, urban and other administrative divisions located in the territory of the Russian Federation.
3. Competitions in sports schools, sports clubs and physical culture teams.
By taskscompetitions are classified:
1. Championship in which the champion (winner of the class, school, district, cities, regions, republics, countries, as well as the Sports of the DOC and departments).
2. Selecting competitions, where the strongest skiers in the classroom, school, etc. are highlighted. To participate in teams in various competitions conducted by higher organizations.
3. Control competitions are carried out during the training process in the form of a "priking" to monitor the growth of training and sports results. In addition, such competitions are conducted in school ski training lessons when summing up and taking into account students' performance.
4. Mass competitions are carried out in order to promote skiing among the population.
5. Excoring competitions are most often carried out on the most spectacular types of skiing - jumps from a springboard and slacham in order to popularize ski sports. With the appropriate organization, they with no less effect can be carried out on other types of biathlon, relay and racing.
6. At the Cart Competitions athletes dispute the established prize (Cup) of various sports or public organizations or territories.
7. Target competitions are carried out according to a special program ("Fest North", etc.).
8. Classification competitions - to perform a single sports classification by skiers of the discharge norms.
9. Credit competitions - to perform students' standards of curricula (at school, university, etc.).
By form of organizationdistinguish the following types of competitions:
1. Closed competitions - only skiers of this team can take part in them: class, schools, sports club, etc.
2. Open competitions - with the participation of teams of skiers of other teams that can fullly challenge the medals of the winners and prizes, etc. All those who (open start) are allowed to meet these competitions with the permission of a doctor or the strongest skiers of other schools, collectives at a special invitation.
3. Friendly (match) meetings of two or more teams - This is a preliminary arrangement competition between teams, schools, sports clubs, teams, etc.
4. Calm mass competitions are held between schools, sports clubs, teams in the city, region, etc.
By conditions of testingthere may be the following competitions:
1. Personal, where places of each participant are determined, and the command results are not summary.
2. Personally, command, when the personal results of skiers and places for all participating teams are determined.
3. Commands - in them the results of each participant are counted - the team to determine its place in competitions (for example, in relay). Winners and places of all participants in the personal championship in this case are not output.
Planning competition
Preparation for organizing competitions in any way of skiing begins long before the winter season with the preparation of the Calendar Plan of the Competitions and the Regulations on Competitions. The successful conduct of the competition depends on the timely and thorough preparation of these documents.
Calendar Plan of Competition
The calendar plan of the competition is developed by the organization responsible for their holding, together with public organizations (the Federation of Skiing or the Council for the Physical Education of Schoolchildren in the Departments of Public Education). Plan of sporting events for schoolchildren, including skiing, is approved by July 1
of this year and sent to schools and public education authorities. The timely receipt of the calendar plan will allow lower collectives on time to plan their competitions and conduct all preparations for them.
Calendar plans of schools are compiled in accordance with the plans of public education authorities, and it is necessary to take into account that for most students the most important competitions - intra-school. During the season, it is necessary to regularly carry out intra-school competitions with perhaps a large number of participants. This allows you to identify from the number of schoolchildren of capable young skiers, contributes to the growth of the results and development of mass work on skiing, helps schoolchildren to prepare for the rules and pass them.
When drawing up a calendar plan of any organization, the following basic requirements must be taken into account:
1. It is envisaged to a gradual increase in physical exertion, taking into account the age characteristics and sex of the participants, as well as the level of training and qualifications of athletes, the type of competition and the time of their holding. At the beginning of the season, it is recommended to conduct competitions at less intersected terrain and smaller distances. Then gradually from the start to the start should be moved to more complex tracks, while at the same time increasing the length of the distances. Similar requirements are imposed on skiing competitions.
2. Given the climatic conditions of the locality, the first season competitions must be planned not earlier than 12-15 days after the establishment of snow cover. In the case of early snow dropout, the timing of the planned competition should not be further included in the calendar plan 1-2 competitions in the lower groups. This will allow athletes in a timely manner to carry out systematic training and check their training in these competitions.
3. For the entire winter season, the number of competitions is optimal for this age and qualifications. The calendar plan overloaded by the competition can lead to overwork and even to overrave the athletes. This is especially necessary to consider when planning the number of starts in adolescents and boys. At the same time, an insufficient number of competitions will not allow athletes to achieve the highest results.
4. The main competitions are planned for the middle of the season. The duration of the primary competitions should be equal to approximate terms of the skiers in a sports form (2.5-3 months). It is not recommended to appoint the first
The main competitions were previously January (in December, less responsible starts can be planned).
5. From year to year, it is necessary to maintain the stability of the calendar plan, conducting the same main competitions under permanent periods. Thanks to this, coaches and athletes will be able to improve the methodology for planning a training process and achieve the highest results in the deadlines of the main season competitions. It is necessary to include in the calendar as many competitions as possible in the same time and with a constant program and starting starts.
6. During the departure of the strongest skiers on large competition competitions, it is necessary to plan the competitions of lower groups, match meetings, mass competitions, etc., so that athletes of younger discharges can also regularly go to the start and improve their skills.
The calendar plan of the competition is compiled according to the following form:
Regulations on Competition
The situation on the competition is drawn up on the basis of the calendar plan and the rules of competitions in skiing. It is the main document governing the procedure and conditions for their conduct. All the main sections of the provisions should be carefully thought out, clearly and clearly set out that there are no questions or various interpretations of their content.
The provision should be sent to the participants in advance - for competitions not higher than the regional scale no later than 2 months, and the republican and All-Union - 3 months before the start of the competition.
The provision on any competitions always consists of the following sections: goals and objectives of the competition; place and time; manual preparation and conduct; Participants; Program and conditions for conducting; The procedure for determining the winners of the Personal and Command Championship; awarding the winners of the Personal and Command Championship; conditions for receiving participants; Terms and procedures for submitting applications for participation in competitions. Depending on the scale and type of competition, the content sections can be changed somewhat. On internal competitions
without leaving to another city, it is usually eliminated by the item on the reception of participants, the deadlines for submission of preliminary and final applications are changed, etc.
Determining the place and timing of the competition, it is followed to a minimum to reduce the length of the routes when moving teams from the house to the city, where prior and subsequent competitions are planned. This will significantly reduce the consumption of funds, will reduce the breakdown time from *:<*бы и работы и сохранит силы участников. Кроме того, необходимо учитывать климатические условия местности, где предполагается провести соревнования, сроки возникновения постоянного снежного покрова (в начале сезона) и таяния его (весной), температуру воздуха, возможные перепады погоды и т.д. Выбирая местность для прокладки дистанции, следует учитывать ее соответствие масштабу соревнований и уровню подготовки участников. Время начала соревнований зависит от продолжительности светового дня, длины дистанции и количества участников на каждой из них, удаленности старта и финиша от мест размещения и питания участников, пропускной способности столовых, где питаются участники, и организации транспорта.
In drawing up a position on major personally and team competitions with the participation of a large number of participants and various DPS and departments and departments, it is necessary to specify all the sections of the provisions, first of all, the following points: "Competition participants", "Program and Conditions of Competition", " The procedure for determining the winners in the Personal and Command Championship. "
Leaving the section "Competition Participants", it is necessary to accurately indicate the conditions for the admission of individual participants in age, qualifications, memberships for the team, society or department, as well as documents that the representative of the team should be present to each participant to confirm its data. Here is also listed which organizations or teams and for what groups are allowed to participate in these competitions; In addition, the conditions and possible restrictions on the admission of athletes to the competitions for personal championship are given.
In the "Program and Conditions for Competition", all types of skiing and individual distances included for all teams and in all ages are provided, the distribution of distance distribution by day. With a large number of starters, a group draw and the distribution of athletes in groups are planned. Here it is necessary to give the characteristic of the locality and the tracks, where competitions will be held.
In compiling this section of the position and setting the length of the distance for each age group, it is necessary
To be guided by the relevant paragraph of the rules of the competition. In any case, the length of the distance should not exceed the established rules for each age group. Participants of each age group are allowed to start at the competences of the nearest older age group for special permission of the doctor and coach, but the length of the distance in this case should not exceed the set for this age. In some competitions at different distances, participants can only act in one age group, and during the day, only at one distance.
The section "The procedure for determining the winners of the Personal and Command Championship" provisions are especially closely compiled, where the composition of the teams and the number of credentials for certain distances and types of ski sports and the conditions for summarizing the command championship should be clearly and clearly indicated.
Winner in the team championshipdetermined in several ways. The choice of method depends on the purpose and scale of the competition, the number of participants and their qualifications:
1. At the lowest amount of places employed by all the credentials at all distances. This system of summing up is most often used in mass competitions with a large number of credit participants. The disadvantages of this system include the fact that it is not taken into account sometimes significant gaps in the results of participants in time.
2. At the lowest amount of the time of all the credentials of this team on certain distances. The winner in the team championship throughout the program of the competition is determined by the amount of places (points) engaged in the team in certain distances or in the types of competition. It is unacceptable for the time of all the credentials (men, women, young men, girls) in all types of programs in view of the various lengths and difficulty of distances and, as a rule, a different number of credits in certain types of competitions. The procedure for identifying the winners by the smallest amount of time is quite often used in competitions in ski racing, biathlon, as well as in skiing, while it is stimulated by the achievement of high results. Such a system is the most objective, but with mass competitions with a large number of credit participants, slows down the final calculation of the results (summing up the results in hours, minutes and seconds is slower than in the integers - glasses).
3. The largest amount of points. With this system, the first place is estimated by the amount of points equal to the number of test sites; For the last test place is given one point. The total number of test sites at each distance is given in the position.
For example, it indicates that the number of test sites at this distance is 30. In this case, for the 1st place the skier receives 30 points; For 2nd - 29, for 3rd - 28, etc., for the 30s - 1 point. All participants who have taken subsequent places, the team's test glasses do not bring. Sometimes, with the goal of even greater stimulation of high results, winners and winners get premium glasses: with this system (as well as at 30 test locations) for the 1st place the winner receives 36 points, for the 2nd - 32, for the 3rd - 29, For 4 - 27, for 5th - 26, etc., for each subsequent place for 1 point less. For the 30s, as in the first variant, 1 point.
4. According to the assessment tables, the results of ski racing. In such tables, all the results for all currently applied to the distances are translated into points. The corresponding results for various distances in men and women in the table are estimated at approximately equal to the number of points. The winner of the Command Championship is detected at the greatest amount of points of all credentials. When summarizing, it is recommended to use the tables approved by the Federation of Ski Sports.
Training and organizing competitions
Preparatory work to carry out competitions, especially a large scale, begins long before they started. In addition to the organization responsible for holding competitions, various public bodies are involved in the organization, the relevant Federation of Ski Sports, a Board of Judges, a Physical Assessment.
For the preparation and holding of large zonal, Republican competitions are appointed Organizing committee,the quantitative composition of which depends on the scale of the competition and the amount of work. The organizational committee creates special commissions, which conduct all the economic, organizational and agitation work, cultural and medical care of participants and sporting and technical training of competitions. The organizing committee and its commission begin work 2-3 months before the competition.
The Organizing Committee appoints a mandate commission and the referee. Work mandate Commissionit is to check the compliance of the declared participants and the requirements of the Regulations on the Competitions. The direct conduct of the competition is assigned to judge Board,approved by the relevant Federation of judges. During the competition, the Organizing Committee shall be made final decisions on protests and issues not under the jurisdiction of the Judge College.
To attract a large number of viewers and promoting this type of skiing, it is necessary to widely advertise the competition through printing, radio and television, as well as by distributing invitation tickets. It is also necessary to coordinate transport issues with the city organizations in connection with the possible influx of viewers. The choice of the competition site largely depends on the premises for the placement of athletes and the judiciary, as well as the service of viewers. A large role in the final approval of the competition site plays the availability of an approved highway highway, appropriate for the competing and qualifications of participants.
The presence in the selected area of \u200b\u200bspecialized ski bases largely facilitates the solution of a number of economic and organizational issues. When there are no such bases, then other rooms are adapting for this purpose: schools, clubs, children's camps, tourist stations and bases or in extreme cases, residential buildings.
At the start of the start it is necessary to provide premises for undressing participants(if possible separately for each team), for the judiciary and separately for a doctor's doctor, for buffets serving participants, viewers and judges; Select the storage room (wardrobe), a sufficient amount of washbasins and toilets, a storage room and ski lubrication, etc. Skis should be stored in a cold room.
Medical care is one of the most important sections of the work on the preparation and conduct of the competition. Competition doctorhe is the deputy chief judge, his tasks include checking applications with visas of doctors about the admission of skiers to competitions. No athlete can be allowed to start without a medical examination. In addition, the doctor carries out health care and monitoring the health of participants with multi-day competitions, the placement and nutrition of athletes and the state of the competition places. At the start in the warm room is necessarily equipped medical item.Near the start of the start and finish should be on duty "ambulance". Together with the head of the distance, the doctor should provide ways and means of evacuation of participants who have injured from any point of the track. In remote and difficult areas of distance, it is necessary to equip medical items, ensuring their radio or telephone connection with the start place. For a possible evacuation of the victims at the disposal, the doctor should be snowmobiles like "Buran" with trailers, stretcher, ski "Volokushi" and warm blankets. Before the beginning of the competition
the doctor must conduct instructing judges of controllers and provide them with individual medical packages. The main judge has no right to start the competition without a doctor, without making sure the readiness of medical personnel.
Preparation of competitions
Work on the training of competitions consists of two stages: gasket and training of trails of ski racing, biathlon, slalom; Equipment of starts start and finish - starting town. All this requires a lot of effort and time.
Playground start townthere must be a width of at least 50 m and not shorter than 300 m. Its width depends on the number of plates starting at the first stage (about 2 m per team). The town is protected by stakenik or ropes and is issued by flags, slogans, posters and sports banners. Next to the start and finishes, places for the audience are equipped for the fence, where the snow is well tumped. Bilateral transparencies with appropriate inscriptions, and corridors leading to the starting and finishing gates are hung at the start of the start and finishes, and the corridors leading to the launch and finishing gates are protected by garlands of flags or flags. For the convenience of participants on the starting area, portable clothes hangers are installed, and permanent or portable houseboats are equipped for judges with heating and wide windows for the start and finish view. The starting town must be infected. The starting place and finishes in the relay race and the gears of the relay are protected from the audience, are placed and equipped in accordance with the Rules of the Competition. At the place of permanent major competitions, it is necessary to equip a stationary starting town or a whole ski stadium with the stands for the audience and a fully equipped ski base with all the utility rooms.
Much of the work on the preparation tracesski racing, biathlon and slalom is held in the summer. To do this, you can attract skiers of various lower groups, consolidating for each sports club a certain portion of the future distance. Such an approach will significantly reduce costs and speed up the training of the route. Works on the preparation of the trace of the paint of climbs and descents from stones and stumps, cutting down shrubs, dwellers and pit, can be included in the summer training of skiers as a means of general physical training. Ski racing routes are as a rule, in suburban recreation areas, so all issues related to cutting bushes
or undergrowth, it is necessary to coordinate with forestry or other responsible organizations.
Works on the choice and training of future competitions can be assigned only to experienced skiers who have a lot of experience and well-known modern requirements for the technique and tactics of skiing. Naturally, the head of the future highway should know the area of \u200b\u200bthe upcoming competitions. Ski racing routes must meet the following requirements: in their passage, the athlete must demonstrate the entire arsenal techniques, alignment tactics, physical training; Overcoming the tracks should be a skier's qualification check. The track is as possible in the forest and must combine lifts, descents with flat areas, to be more natural and non-monotonic.
The difficulty of the track must correspond to the level of skill of participants. The height of the height of heights on one lift or descent, between the lowest and highest distances, the amount of height drops on the entire route must meet the rules of the competition in accordance with the race length, age and half of the participants. The most difficult rates should not be on the first 2-3 km, and the longest descents - on the last kilometers of the distance. It is unacceptable too sharp or sudden changes in the direction, they are recommended to descents. The slopes on the track should be safe even on icing skiing and at high speed. It is forbidden to lay lifts that are overcome by the method "Lestenka" or "Christmas tree". It should be avoided icy turns, narrow passes and sharp corners when laying the track.
In principle, at the distance of the ski race, climbs, descent and smooth areas should be equal to equal shares from the total length of the track. When laying the tracks for women, boys and girls, the monotony of open smooth spaces and long-term lifts should be avoided. On the last 50 m, the tracks should not be descents. It is forbidden to lay a distance that intersects railways and highways, as well as roads with intense movement, through badly frozen rivers, lakes and swamps. It is not recommended to include areas uncomfortable for movement - long stors, thick shrubs and large settlements; The route should be safe for participants. There are several variants of the tracks. Distance depending on the required number of circles, the loading of the track by the participants, the relief and nature of the terrain can be the most diverse form (Fig. 38).
Fig. 38. Schemes of ski racing
It is most convenient for participants, coaches and audience laying of a distance in the form of one or more loops with an approach to the starting town, which creates favorable conditions for monitoring the progress of the fight for the audience and the work of coaches, facilitates the maintenance of the route. The place of the finish should be located so that the participant's approaching to him is visible at least 50 m. If the locality adjacent to the start, the roads crosses or there are other difficulties, the distance can be laid in the most diverse form - in the form of a circle, oval, in a straight line With turn and return back to parallel ski, one circle in another, etc. If the start site is large enough, you should not take away the track immediately to the side, it is advisable to increase the segments of the distance passing along it from both the start and on the finish.
Moreover, you can lay a skiing with a return on the starting area 1-2 times in the course of the distance, which will significantly increase the interest of the audience, which will see the participants several times and at the same time receive information about the course of the race organized in the starting town. If the skis at the same time inevitably intersect, it is necessary to build wooden bridge overpass, providing the transition of skiers from a circle to a circle at different levels, without interfering with each other. Bridges fall asleep,
Tut and pave a skiing. It is advisable that the skiers return to the starting town after passing the segments of a distance, a length of multiple 5 (after 5, 10 km), which allows you to report the results of passing these segments. All this will significantly increase the entertainment of the competition, will attract a greater number of spectators and will contribute to the popularization of skiing among the population.
The head of the distance at the places of possible care of participants from the track is subject to checkpoints. They are installed in the places of a sharp change in the direction of movement, on the development of the skiing, the possible accumulation of rolling skiers and the audience, in complex areas of skiing, etc. In addition, places are specified for the items of medical care, nutrition of participants and communications. Points are set as far as possible in the wind location. At a small scale competition, the steepness of the slopes can be measured by the head of the distance and its assistants themselves with the help of a negotiation made of large transport. At large competitions (regional, zonal, republican and all-union), the profile of the distance is removed by topographs.
Schemeand profile Distanceon the day of the competition is hung on a large shield. The diagram should be indicated by all the raises, descent and complex or dangerous places, power and medical care points. Various distances are applied on color lines scheme corresponding to the color of the markup of this route. The distance profile shows the length of all the equible areas, lifts and descents indicating their steepness in degrees.
The final training of the tracks begins a few days before the start of the competition so that the suspension is tightly blinded. The skiing is rolling well - for this it should pass at least 10-15 skies, besides this prepared places for repulsion by sticks. The width of the skiing should be 15-18 cm, the depth of the rut for each skiing is at least 2 cm. In advance and well-prepared skiing retains strength during all competitions and with a large number of starters. A skiing, laid directly on the day of the competition or even the day before, is quite quickly broken.
Currently, snowmobiles like "Buran" are widely used for laying ski trails, which allow you to quickly tarnish even deep snow, at the same time rolling the skiing with a special trailer. Change the trailer, you can quickly break too tight and leather snow and put the skiing again.
The competition is placed by special bright color flags (red, orange, blue) size of at least 16x20 cm. On all-union and republican competitions, the color of the marking tracks must comply with the rules of the competition (by age, semi participants and the length of the distance). The flag must print a digit that denotes the length of this distance. Markingon the highway ski racing partially set in advance, which allows participants on the eve of races to view the distance. The final markup is held early in the morning, as night snowfall or blizzard can close the preliminary markup. Flags are mounted at 1-1.5 m from the skiing on the inside of the distance, especially on the turns to prevent possible reduction in the length of the distance. If necessary, the markup is installed on both sides of the skiing in the form of a corridor. So do in complex areas of distance, where participants can elect an incorrect direction. For this purpose, a garland of flags can be raised on the turns or development of the skiing or additionally the branches are installed, "closing" outsiders. The distance between the individual flags depends on the bending of the skiing, relief and visibility in trees and shrubs: it is important that the participant passing by one flag, which has seen another. On average, at least 100 flags should be delivered to the kilometer.
In the course of the distance, participants should not have the slightest doubt in choosing the right direction of movement. Along the skiing through each kilometer, mileage pointers are installed. The width of the track should be sufficient for laying two pairs of skiing and passing a snow-handing machine. On the track after the ending, there should be no trace from the pedestrian shoes.
In the morning on the day of the competition, the head of the distance led to the general column of controllers to the items, simultaneously with them finally places the track. Judge controllersmust have red sleeve dressings and breast numbers corresponding to the control point number. Before the test point, there must be a direct, well-visible skiing plot (25-30 m) so that the controller can write the number of the passing participant. It is impractical to install the controller on a winding ski or a plot where the skiers go at high speed, for example on the descent, otherwise the controller will not be able to record numbers, especially if the athletes go to the descent one by one. In addition to recording the number and observation of controllers, in addition to records and monitoring the execution of the Rules of Translation Rules include providing order on the commissioned section of the skiing, which
Wasting viewers and fans did not create interference athletes. The controllers are also required to monitor the safety of the skiing and markup on their plot and, if necessary, to plunge the snow into potholes and correct markup. Mobile controllers can be allocated, especially for complex areas where falls are possible and the appearance in connection with these holes dangerous for other participants. These controllers do not lead records about the passage of participants.
The main judge of the competition is a member of the Presidium of the Board of Judges in Ski Racing of St. Petersburg, the judge of the All-Russian category.
VI. Requirements for participants and conditions for their admission
Teams of students of sports schools of St. Petersburg in the ski races of births are allowed to participate in the competition.
As part of the team 10 people (5 young men and 5 girls). From one institution to participate in competitions allowed an unlimited number of teams.
Teams participating in competitions need to have a sport form, the corresponding sport skiing ski races, breast numbers, inventory required for this sport (skis, ski sticks and boots).
Teams are allowed for competitions in accordance with submitted applications.
V.. Competition program
The beginning of the competition at 12.00. Arrival of teams and the beginning of the work of the Mandate Commission at 11.00.
Distance: Young men - 3 km, girls - 2 km.
Competitions are held according to the current rules of the competition of the Russian Ski Racing Federation, as well as on the basis of this provision.
Each team participating in competitions must have its official representative. The representative is responsible for the discipline of the participants and their timely turnout on the start.
VI. Terms of summing up
Competitions personally-command.
Personal championship is determined for a better time in an individual race (classic style).
Winners and winners in the relay are determined for a better time among young men and girls.
The command offset includes the sum of the 5 best results of young men in an individual race, 5 best results for girls in the individual race and the sum of the results of the relay among young men and girls.
Protests are submitted by the official representative of the team to the chief judge no later than within an hour at the end of the competition.
Protests are considered by the judicial board on the day of their filing. The decision on the protest is issued by written conclusion and is attached to the report of the judicial board about competitions.
VII. Award
The winners in the personal championship are awarded with medals, grades and valuable prizes. The prize-winners of the personal championship are awarded with medals and diplomas.
Winners and winners in the relay are awarded with medals and diplomas.
Teams that took prizes in the team standings are awarded with cups and diplomas. Participants in teams that occupy prizes are awarded with diplomas.
VIII.. Financing conditions
The costs of organizing and conducting the competition are carried out at the expense of the budget of St. Petersburg, allocated by SPB GBOU DOD GDUTSFKIS on the target article 1350113 "Subsidies to budget institutions - sports schools on financial support for state assignment" for the next fiscal year.
The costs associated with traveling to the venue of competitions and insurance of participants carry community organizations.
IX. Ensuring the safety of participants
Competitions are held on the basis of a sports facility that meets the requirements of relevant regulatory legal acts operating in the territory of the Russian Federation and aimed at ensuring public order and the safety of participants and viewers, as well as in the presence of acts of the readiness of the Sports facility to conduct competitions approved in the prescribed manner.
X.. INSURANCE
Participation in competitions is carried out only in the presence of the original agreement on insurance of life and health against accidents, which is submitted to the judicial board for each competitor.
XI. Submission of applications for participation
Preliminary applications for participation in competitions in the established form (application) are submitted on 20.02.2012 from 11:00 to 12:00 in the SPB Conference Hall GBOU DOD Sdayshor in ski racing, at the address: St. Petersburg, Vyborg Highway d. 362, Corp . 5, lit. BUT.
Final applications for participation in competitions are submitted during the Mandate Commission.
All participants in the competition, when passing the mandate commission, should have:
Application certified by the doctor and head of the institution;
Passport or birth certificate (a copy certified by the Director of the Educational Institution);
Original agreement on insurance of life and health against accidents decorated in the prescribed manner in the officially operating insurance company.
In the absence of these documents, the team for competitions is not allowed.
application
REQUEST
To participate in competitions
On ski races among students
Sports Schools of St. Petersburg
Year in 2012
________________________________________________________________
(Complete name of the institution)
Date of Birth
Home address
Bad number
Doctor's tolerance
(Doctor's Signature, Printing)
Admitted to participation in competitions ____________
Doctor: _____________________________________________________
(F. I.Oh completely, signature)
Command Representative: _____________________________________________
(F. I.O. Fully, signature)
Director of the Institution: ______________________________________________
(F. I.O. Fully, signature)
"___"______________year 2012.