alpine technical delegates annual update october 2012 welcome alpine technical delegates update 2012

ALPINE TECHNICAL DELEGATES

Annual Update October 2012

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Alpine Technical Delegates Update 2012

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Quiz Timing Cases Practical Cases Videos Precisions Various


1- Where can you find the F Value ?

- a) FIS Points Section FIS web site

- b) ICR- c) Rules for the FIS Alpine

Points


1- Where can you find the F Value ?

- a)FIS Points Section FIS web site DH : 1370SL: 620GS: 890SG: 1050SC: 1070


2- If a competitor is obstructed during his run and stops at the point of obstruction he must only report about the incident to a Jury member.

- Yes- No


2- If a competitor is obstructed during his run and stops at the point of obstruction he must only report about the incident to a Jury member.

- No ICR 623.1.1 - 667.3


3- Put it in the correct order by year of birth for the season 2012/13:

a)- 1992 U 21b)- 1994 U 18c)- 1996 U 16d)- 2000 U 16


3- Put it in the correct order by year of birth for the season 2012/13:

ICR 607.3a)- 1992 U 21b)- 1994 U 21c)- 1996 U 18d)- 2000 U 14


4- Which art. should the Jury apply if a competitor is not wearing his official start number during the race?

a)- Equipment 1.2.1.2b)- ICR 628.4c)- ICR 628.3d)- ICR 606.1


5- In a GS the distance between turning poles must be not more than:

a)- 23 mb)- 0.75 mc)- 10 md)- 27 m


5- In a GS the distance between turning poles must be not more than:

a)- 23 mb)- 0.75 mc)- 10 md)- 27 m ICR 901.2.3 (Childrens´)


6- If a competitor does not finish (DNF) the first run in a SC (SG run) can he start the SL run.

a)- YES b)- NO


6- If a competitor does not finish (DNF) the first run in a SC (SG run) can he start the SL run.

a)- YES b)- NO ICR 621.3.3


7- A Downhill competition in 487 m vertical drop can only count for FIS points as an Entry League Race.

a)- YES b)- NO


7- A Downhill competition in 487 m vertical drop can only count for FIS points as an Entry League Race.

a)- YES b)- NO ICR 701.1.1 - 701.1.2


8- Who can make further exceptions to the start intervals?

a)- The Organiserb)- The TDc)- The FIS Council


8- Who can make further exceptions to the start intervals?

a)- The Organiserb)- The TDc)- The FIS Council ICR 622.2.4


9- Which of these NSA abbreviations is correct?

a)- NZE >b)- CAT >c)- BOS >d)- SRB >



ICR Abbreviations sectiona)- NZE > NZLb)- CAT > c)- BOS >d)- SRB >



ICR Abbreviations sectiona)- NZE > NZLb)- CAT > not validc)- BOS >d)- SRB >



ICR Abbreviations sectiona)- NZE > NZLb)- CAT > not validc)- BOS > not validd)- SRB >



ICR Abbreviations sectiona)- NZE > NZLb)- CAT > not validc)- BOS > not validd)- SRB > correct


10- If a Super G is set with 36 change directions in a 554 m vertical drop slope, are you setting for a:

a)- FISb)- National Championshipc)- World Cupd)- ENL


10- If a Super G is set with 36 change directions in a 554 m vertical drop slope, are you setting for a:

a)- FISb)- National Championshipc)- World Cup ICR 1001.3.4d)- ENL


• Timing Cases


TIMING CASE 1


TIMING CASE 1 RESULT


TIMING CASE 2


TIMING CASE 2 RESULT


Practical Cases1)National Championship in another country2)Protest out of time3)Last minute change 4)Large stone5)The missing pole6)Hit the outside gate


1) NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP IN ANOTHER COUNTRY

A NSA has no homologated slopes in its country and organises its NC in another country. The organising country has entered 50 athletes. The total number of registered competitors does not exceed 100 including athletes from the country where the competition is organised.



a) Check the quota of the organising NSA.b) With how many can the host nation start?c) And the other countries?d) Explain the different alternatives available to the Technical Delegate


1) NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP IN ANOTHER COUNTRYRULES FOR THE FIS ALPINE POINTS


2)PROTEST OUT OF TIME

The first run of the slalom just ended without much trouble and almost without interruption. You decide to join the course setter to finish setting the second run. You instruct the referee to check the disqualifications. In the chairlift, listening on your radio, the information is that there have been no disqualifications and start lists for the second run will be soon available.



After finishing course setting you check the last details before opening the inspection. At this moment a trainer comes to you with a protest in his hand arguing that a competitor was not DSQ after committing a fault at the start pushing off from the start with his hands. You ask the start referee if he has any comments.



His says that he noticed something strange but forgot to report it to you. In principle you accept the protest and communicate this to the Referee and the Chief of Race. In 5 min you are dealing with the protest. After discussions the vote comes out without a DSQ due to “protest out of time”. Both Jury members were against your proposal.



a)What is the role of the Starter(or the start referee) in this case?b) What elements are important to consider under “protest out of time?”c) Can the TD, despite being opposed by the Jury, do anything?d) Is it possible to protest after the Jury has made its decision?


3)LAST MINUTE CHANGE

After a difficult Team Captains’ meeting, you assist the Race Secretary to finish the start list for tomorrow’s SL. The next day at breakfast a coach of one of the teams asked you if he can make a last minute change (substituting one team member for another), since one of his competitors is feeling ill. Before giving the answer you consult with the Jury.



When the Jury meets the referee notes that one of the teams who was not present at the team captain meeting (and was excluded from the draw) arrived late at night in the hotel.

a) What will the decision with the ill competitor be?b) And what if the team which arrived last night also demands to start?


4)LARGE STONE

There are 35 of 96 competitors left in the 2nd run of a GS when a large stone appears on the course. It is impossible to continue the race.a) Can you do anything in order to finish the race?b) What information do you give and to whom.


4)LARGE STONE


5)THE MISSING POLE

In a Slalom race during the 2nd run a competitor knocks a pole down. The next competitor is already on the race slope when the referee says start stop. The missing pole is located 4 gates before the finish line and the person in charge of the sector cannot replace it before the next competitor arrives.


5)THE MISSING POLE

When he arrives at this sector the competitor makes the turn approximately where the original pole was located without stopping. At the end of the competition a protest by another team against the classification of this competitor is made.


5)THE MISSING POLE

a) Did the competitor commit a fault not stopping after he noticed the pole was missing?b) Can he be DSQ?c) See video


5)THE MISSING POLE


6)HIT THE OUTSIDE GATE

In a DH competition, N°10 falls in the area where the assistant referee (who is a coach) is positioned. According to his explanations she took a very long line and hit the outside gate.



At the suggestion of a coach standing nearby he suggest to remove this outside gate. In this case:

a) What would be the positive and negative consequences by removing it?

b) What would you ask of him before you give him an answer?

c) Do you have other ways of getting more information?

d) Safety-Fairnesse) Video


Working with Videos1)Interdiction to continue2)Interference - Obstruction


1)INTERDICTION TO CONTINUE

Read the new ICR art refering to this matter and decide as a Jury in each case.


1)INTERDICTION TO CONTINUE


1)INTERDICTION TO CONTINUE(1)


2)INTERFERENCE - OBSTRUCTION

Read ICR art refering to this matter and decide as a Jury in each case.


2)INTERFERENCE - OBSTRUCTION


2)INTERFERENCE – OBSTRUCTION (1)


2)INTERFERENCE – OBSTRUCTION (2 B)


Precisions and changes after October 2011

•FIS Points Rules•ICR•Equipment



Crash HelmetsThe proposal from SRS will be implemented as a new rule for season 2013/14. This new rule will be valid at least until the end of the season 2017/18.New future products, where the higher safety standard would be approved could be recommended by FIS, according to the procedures and regulations for the acceptance of innovations in competition equipment.

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• Sanctions Review


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