What Is Required in a FIS Freestyle Start and Result Sheet

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Contents 1 What Competition Details are needed to run a FIS Competition? 2 What is the Key Information that make a result unique? 3 Course Data 4 Officials 5 Weather 6 What does the ICR Rule Reference 3045.2.2 indicate about Official Results Information? 7 Are these results sheets according to the 3045.2.2

[edit] What Competition Details are needed to run a FIS Competition?

[edit] What is the Key Information that make a result unique?

• FIS Code
• Competition Year
• Date
• Year

1. . One year in 40 seconds, by Eirik Solheim [1]
2. . One year in two minutes, by Eirik Solheim [2]

• Codex
• Rank

[edit] Course Data

• Course Name:
• Homologation number:
• Length:
• Course Width:
• Gradient:
• Course Profile:
• Start Elevation:
• Finish Elevation:
• Vertical Drop:

[edit] Officials

• The Chief of Competition;
• The Referee;
• The Chief of Course;
• The Chief of Scoring;
• FIS Technical Delegate:
• Head Judge:

[edit] Weather

• Air Temperature:
• Snow Temperate:
• Wind Direction:
• Wind Speed:

[edit] What does the ICR Rule Reference 3045.2.2 indicate about Official Results Information?

See 3045.2.2

• Start List example, Aerials [3]
• Aerial Qualification [4]
• Dual Mogul Results web based results [5] verses pdf files [6]
• Halfpipe Final Results [7] verses pdf files [8]
• Ski Cross results [9] verses pdf files [10]

[edit] Are these results sheets according to the 3045.2.2

• Example 1 Result Sheet
• Example 2 Result Sheet
• Example 3 Result Sheet
• Example 4 Result Sheet

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