Finish line
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Revision as of 09:13, 3 August 2010
A demarked line where the end of the field of play.
The finish line has a specified width that is different for each events. The snow along the finish line must be horizontally marked with color so that the line is clearly visible to an approaching competitor.
On either side of the finish line a photoelectric-eye system is installed so that the beam is projected parallel to the line.
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Finish Line Examples
Related Rule Reference
Related Job Descriptions
Related Area
- FOP
- Finish Area
- Mogul Course Check List
- Ski Cross World Cup Inspection Report
- Finish line camera
- The finish
- Vertical drop
- Course length
- Finish area
- Photo finish
- Manual hand timing
- Freestyle Course Components
Also See
- Technical Installations
- Freestyle Equipment List
- Freestyle Timing Booklet
- Finish Line
- Freestyle Timing Booklet
- Data Service Requirements World Cup
- Finish line camera
See Ski Cross Glossary, Freestyle Skiing, Moguls or Mogul Glossary for more definitions.
