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Regulations after 2006 Congress

Regulations after 2006 Congress. Constitution General Regulations Special Regulations Technical Regulations Communications. NEW. Special Regulations. Split into Special Regulations and Technical Regulations All rule numbers have changed. Thats why many underlined.

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Regulations after 2006 Congress

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  1. Regulations after 2006 Congress • Constitution • General Regulations • Special Regulations • Technical Regulations • Communications NEW

  2. Special Regulations • Split into Special Regulations and Technical Regulations • All rule numbers have changed. • Thats why many underlined

  3. Short Track Regulations • World Championship : No change • World Team Championships • change in announcing skaters (video) • B - Final • World Junior Championships • 3 per country, no extra for the relay • Olympic Winter Games : no change • European Championships : no change • World Cup : BIG CHANGE

  4. Officials • New terminology • ISU Officials • International Officials • vs • Officials on the List for Championships • Officials on the List for International Competitions

  5. Years • 3 Years activity must be proven • 3 Years on International List before upgrade to ISU Official • Age Limit 70 years starting July 1st , 2010

  6. Appointments • Sports Directorate

  7. Reporting • For International Competitions NEW FORM

  8. Qualification Processes • For the World Cup : qualifying through a Repechage Proces is possible.

  9. Drawing and Seeding Procedure • No more seeding points • Simplification of making up races. • Competitors Stewards Session • Lane position • 1‘ round = draw • other rounds = times in preceding races • Difference between • WORLD CUP CLASSIFICATION • WORLD CUP RANKING

  10. Protest • Some procedural changes • The Referee’s decision that there was an infringement and decisions approving the announcement of the results showing that there was no infringement are final and no protests against such decision are allowed.

  11. Racing Rules • Any skater who deliberately causes the race to be stopped will not be allowed to take part in the re-start. • Start procedure • The command GO TO THE START only once.

  12. New WORLD CUP format

  13. World Cup • IT HAS TO BE GOOD FOR ALL LEVELS

  14. Previous World Cup Program • 3 Distances • 1500, 500, 1000 • Super Final • Relay • Teams of 5 • 3 Individual skaters

  15. Prl 500 Ladies Prl 1000 Ladies Prl 500 Men Prl 1000 Men Hts 1500 Ladies Hts 500 Ladies Hts 1000 Ladies Hts 1500 Men Hts 500 Men Hts 1000 Men QF 1500 Ladies QF 500 Ladies QF 1000 Ladies QF 1500 Men QF 500 Men QF 1000 Men SF 1500 Ladies SF 500 Ladies SF 1000 Ladies SF 1500 Men SF 500 Men SF 1000 Men F 1500 Ladies F 500 Ladies F 1000 Ladies F 1500 Men F 500 Men F 1000 Men Hts Relay Ladies SF Relay Ladies F 3000 Ladies Hts Relay Men SF Relay Men F 3000 Men F Relay Ladies F Relay Men

  16. Disadvantages • Long Days • 3 Days of Television Production • Uninteresting 3000 m Super Final • Only 3 individual participants per team • Many races for top-level • Too little races for development level

  17. New World Cup Program • 4 Distances • 1500, 500, 1000 • plus 1500 or 500 or 1000 • 2 Distance per day • Each skater per day : 1 distance • No Super Final • Relay • Entries : max. 6 for Individual and Relay

  18. Each Distance 8x per Season

  19. The Skaters of a Team

  20. 4 Distances

  21. Saturday Sunday QF 500 Ladies QF 500 Ladies QF 500 Men QF 500 Men QF 1500 Ladies QF 1000 Ladies QF 1500 Men QF 1000 Men SF 500 Ladies SF 500 Ladies SF 500 Men SF 500 Men SF 1500 Ladies SF 1000 Ladies SF 1500 Men SF 1000 Men F 500 Ladies F 500 Ladies F 500 Men F 500 Men F 1500 Ladies F 1000 Ladies F 1500 Men F 1000 Men SF Relay Ladies F Relay Ladies SF Relay Men F Relay Men

  22. Friday Hts 1500 Ladies Hts 1500 Men Prl 500 Ladies QF 500 Ladies QF 500 Ladies Prl 500 Men QF 500 Men QF 500 Men Hts 500 Ladies QF 1500 Ladies QF 1000 Ladies Hts 500 Men QF 1500 Men QF 1000 Men Prl 1000 Ladies SF 500 Ladies SF 500 Ladies Prl 1000 Men SF 500 Men SF 500 Men Hts 1000 Ladies SF 1500 Ladies SF 1000 Ladies Hts 1000 Men SF 1500 Men SF 1000 Men Prl 500 Ladies F 500 Ladies F 500 Ladies Prl 500 Men F 500 Men F 500 Men F 1500 Ladies F 1000 Ladies Hts 500 Ladies F 1500 Men F 1000 Men Hts 500 Men SF Relay Ladies F Relay Ladies Hts Relay Ladies SF Relay Men F Relay Men Hts Relay Men

  23. Additional Competition • Morning of 2nd and 3rd day are now free • Break for top-level participants • Additional competition for others • those that have not qualified for a next round on any of the first distances can participate on an additional competition

  24. All Finals Progression System Only allowed for International Competitions

  25. Repechage Session Repechage Session Qualifying Session World Cup World Cup

  26. Summary of Entry Procedures

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