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is disqualified for the competition. (DSQ -C) <br />41.3.4. For the score of the final the total seconds of the semi - <br />40.1.1 If a competitor is forced to break the rules by the action <br />final <br />— of <br />and the total seconds of the final are added. <br />another person, the Competition Committee (at the World <br />41.3.5. In Team Races there must be 2 runs except in <br />Championships the Jury) decides if he /she will be disqualified <br />exceptional <br />or not for the competition. (DSQ -C) <br />circumstances determined by the Chief Judge. <br />32 <br />41.3.6. For the score of the Team result both runs are added <br />ICF Slalom Racing Competition Rules - Version 2003.01 - Issue date: <br />together. <br />January 1 .,, 2003 <br />41.4. Scheduling of Competitions ITRI <br />SLALOM 2003 28/1/03 11:00 Pagina 32 <br />41.4.1. Slalom competition occurs: <br />Team runs must occur after the heats of all single boat <br />Normally on 4-5 consecutive days. <br />competitions <br />The order of the different categories in the Competition <br />have concluded. <br />Schedule is the responsibility of the ICF. <br />Example: - <br />34 <br />Day 1 Heats for two categories <br />ICF Slalom Racing Competition Rules - Version 2003.01 - Issue date: <br />Day 2 Heats for two categories <br />January 1 .,, 2003 <br />Day 3 Team events for all categories <br />SLALOM 2003 28/1/03 11:00 Pagina 34 <br />Day 4 Individual Semi - Finals and Finals for two categories <br />41.9. PROGRAMME IrRI <br />(or four) <br />41.9.1. At least 1 month before the opening of a Wo r I d <br />Day 5 Individual Semi - Finals and Finals for two categories <br />Championship, each participating Federation must receive <br />There is no official training run at World Slalom <br />the provisional programme with an approximate timetable, <br />Championships. <br />and containing the number of registered boats in each <br />The team event follows the individual heats events and <br />event from each participating Federation. <br />uses the same course. <br />41.9.2. The final programme must be in the hands of the <br />41.4.2. A tentative programme of the championship must be <br />participa - <br />sent to <br />ting Federations at the latest 1-day before the competition. <br />the Slalom Committee ONE year before the date on which <br />41.9.2.1 This programme must contain: <br />the Championships are to be held. With the permission of <br />The complete programme of events and the timetable for <br />the ICF the programme may be varied or extended. <br />the events. The name and Federation of each participating <br />41.5. Invitations IGRI <br />competitor and their start numbers <br />41.5.1. The invitations for World Championships must be <br />41.10. OFFICIALS - ICF tGRrrRI <br />addressed <br />41.10.1.JURY IGRI <br />to all the other Federations by the organising <br />During the World Championships, the supreme authority <br />Federation. This must be done at least 3 months before the <br />rests with the Jury. The Jury consists of up to five persons. <br />first day of the competition. <br />The Board of Directors of the ICF appoints the members of <br />41.6. Entries IGRI <br />the Jury. <br />41.6.1. Entries given the number of boats participating in each <br />One of these, either the President or another member of <br />event must be in the hands of the organising Federation at <br />the ICF is named Chairman of the Jury. <br />least 45 days before the first day of the competition. <br />The Chief Official and other technical officials are subordinate <br />j 41.6.2. Names of competitors in each event must be in the <br />to the Jury in agreement with Article 9. <br />possession <br />Appeal against decisions made by the Chief Judge must be <br />of the Organising Federation at least 14 days before <br />presented in writing and submitted with a fee of 25 US <br />the first day of the competition. In extraordinary circumstances, <br />dollars (or the equivalent in the currency of the country <br />application can be made to the Chairman of the <br />organising the competition) to the Chairman of the Jury in <br />Slalom Committee for the acceptance of late nominative/ <br />the Scoring Office within 20 minutes of the time that a decision <br />numerical entries from National Federations. <br />is given by the Chief Judge. The decision of the Jury is <br />41.6.2.1. Submitted lists must give the names of the head of <br />final. The fee will be returned if the claim is justified. <br />delegation, <br />41.10.2.OFFICIALS IGRaRI <br />team manager, as well as other officials of the team. <br />World Championships must be managed by the officials, <br />No participating Federation at the competition may have <br />listed in Article 9 of the Competition Rules, under the <br />35 <br />directorship <br />ICF Slalom Racing Competition Rules - Version 2003.01 - Issue date: <br />of the Chief Official. Officials may assume two or <br />January 1 .,, 2003 <br />41.1.5 Charges may only be made in the contract between the <br />more functions. With the exception of the course Sub <br />Committee they may not also assume any National team <br />ICF <br />obligations, such as Team Manager, Coach, Trainer. <br />and the Organising Federation. <br />37 <br />41.2. Participation ITRI <br />ICF Slalom Racing Competition Rules - Version 2003.01 - Issue date: <br />41.2.1. A Federation is entitled to enter three (3) boats in each <br />January 1.,, 2003 <br />individual <br />more than one Judge per Section including the Section <br />event for the preliminary heat and a single team in <br />Judge. All Judges per section should be from different <br />each event in World Championships. <br />countries. <br />41.3. Runs: Heats – Semi -final - Final IGRI <br />Note: - each participating Federation should provide at <br />41.3.1 World Championships Slalom competitions consist of <br />least one current IJSL, holding a valid card. The names of <br />heats <br />these IJSL "s must be sent, by a date published by the ICF <br />with two runs; one semi -final run and one final run. <br />Head Quarters, to the Chairman of the ICFSLC for him/her <br />41.3.2 For the score of the heats the results both runs are to be <br />to present a list of officials to the Board of Directors for their <br />added together. Progression to the semi -final run is as <br />approval. <br />follows: <br />41.7. Acceptance of Entries IrRI <br />If there are: <br />41.7.1. The organising Federation must acknowledge receipt of <br />46 or more boats in the heats then 40 go to the semi - final. <br />each entry. <br />35 - 45 boats then 30 go to the semi - final. <br />41.8. The Start Order and Bib numbers IrRI <br />25 - 34 boats then 20 go to the semi - final. <br />41.8.1. The starting order for the two individual heats runs is the <br />20 – 24 boats then 15 go to the semi - final. <br />reverse order of the current World Rankings. Competitors <br />If there are less than <br />who currently have no World ranking are put at the start of <br />20 boats then up to 10 go to the semi - final. <br />the list and are drawn, by the organizer. <br />41.3.3. For the score of the semi -final run the result will be <br />The start order of the semi -finals will be the reverse order <br />determined <br />of the individual heats results. The start order of the individual <br />on the total seconds of one (1) run. From the result <br />final run will be the reverse order of the individual <br />of this run those that finish up in the top 10 boats will progress <br />semi -final results. <br />to the final. <br />41.8.1.1 The bib numbers of the athletes should be according <br />to <br />