Regulations

Lussarissimo Classic Regulations 2024 – 24/03/2024

Art. 1 – Participants

Male and female participants can take part in the race who are FISI, FIS, registered, National federations equivalent and not members of the following categories:

Junior Female and Male (2008 – 2009)
Junior Female and Male (2003 – 2007)
Senior Female and Male (1994 – 2002)
Master A Male (1964 – 1993)
Master B Male (1963 and previous)
Master C Male (1993 and previous)

At the time of registration, all athletes must show a medical sporting non-competitive certificate with current validity issued by the competent sporting medical authority.

Competitors also relieve the organisation of any liability for damage to people or things that may occur before, during or after the event

 

Art. 2 – Bibs

The blue or red track assignment will be random by number (even or odd).

 

Art. 3 – Assignment of starting numbers

Numbers will be assigned in the following order:

  1. Athletes of the Master Group C (category from C13 to C1)
  2. Athletes of the Master Group B (category from B 13 to B7)
  3. Athletes of the Junior Female and Male categories
  4. Athletes Junior/Senior Female Categories
  5. Athletes of the Master Group A (category from A6 to A1)
  6. Athletes of the Junior/Senior Female Categories

Athletes who ask to start paired with another athlete will be entered with the highest bib entitled as specified in Article 5. The organisers reserve the right to change the allocation of starting numbers according to needs.

 

Art. 4 – Track

The track will be single gate with red flags for one ski-run and blue flags for the other. The track will be a continuous serpentine (right bend, left bend) without the use of obstacles {long gates}. In some cases, other signals or indications may be used to facilitate the differentiation of the outside pole from the inside one of the gates.

 

Art. 5 – Starting Pairings

Upon registration, competitors may indicate that they want to be paired with another specific competitor. If no choice is made, the pairings shall be made within the category to which they belong, as specified in Article 3. The organisation, moreover, does not guarantee that all the possible pairings will be satisfied. The pair will be placed at the end of the category of the youngest athlete.

 

Art. 6 – Registrations
Single contestants

Online registrations must be received by the Organising Committee by 02:00 pm on February 23, 2024, and must contain all the information required in the form.
The registration fee, including the race package, the skipass and pasta party, is as follows:

  • € 35.00 for subscribers by December 31, 2023 (payment by bank transfer to SMILEVENTS APSSD to IBAN IT79A0863112400000000003858);
  • € 45.00 for subscribers by January 01, 2024 (payment by bank transfer to SMILEVENTS APSSD with IBAN IT79A0863112400000000003858).

Skiing Club – Skiing Schools – Organised Groups
Online registrations must be received by the Organising Committee by 02:00 pm February 23, 2024, and must contain the following information:

  1. NAME OF THE SKIING CLUB/SKIING SCHOOL/ORGANISED GROUP;
  2. Numbered list of registered athletes, including date of birth for each one, any FISI/FIS score and DECLARATION SIGNED by the PRESIDENT and/or GROUP MANAGER that the registered athletes are in possession of the medical certification required in point 1.
  3. The registration fees (if not already paid by bank transfer to the IBAN IT79A0863112400000000003858 made out to SMILEVENTS APS SD) must be paid upon collection of bibs by a representative of the participant. All registered athletes, EVEN THOSE WHO DO NOT START, are subject to payment of the registration fee.
  4. Registration, accompanied by the required documentation, must be sent to the following email addresses: sciclubmontecanin@libero.it e smilevents.go@gmail.com.

 

Art. 7 – Bib pick-up

The race bibs will be distributed on Saturday, February 24, 2024, from 7.15 am at the marquee and/or the organisation’s gazebos located near the arrival point.

 

Art. 8 – Ski resort opening and track inspection

Unless otherwise indicated by the Jury, the track inspection will take place on Saturday, February 24, 2024, from 8.30 am to 9.00 am – last entry on the track at 8.50 am – with opening at 8.15 am.
Access will be restricted to competitors with a visible bib.
Only one inspection of the track will be allowed outside the gates.
Maximum caution is recommended during the inspection and speed containment. No trials will be permitted on one’s own track or the parallel one. The members of the Jury, gate monitors and the other route operators can report the athletes who do not carry out the inspection according to the rules and the reported numbers will be disqualified and will, therefore, not be admitted to the start. Remember that after the closing of the inspection, it will no longer be possible to go down the track until the end of the event, and the only means to reach the valley will be by cable car.

 

ART. 9 – Start

The start of the first pair of competitors in the race will be at 9.30 am
Starts will take place simultaneously on the red and blue ski-runs, except for the necessary breaks for safety reasons and track layout or breaks decided by the organisers for particular challenges or other reasons.

 

Art. 10 – Awards and Rankings

The first 3 classified according to the FISI categories in the race, the first 3 classified of the Student Groups female and male, Young/ Senior female and male and Master A, B, C. will receive awards. Also, the top three of the female and male absolute ranking of the Lussarissimo Classic will receive awards.
The award ceremonies, with rich prizes for the first classified and raffle prizes, will take place near the ski track arrival area at 01.00 pm.
At 12.00 pm, the Pasta Party will take place at the tent near the ski track arrival area.

 

Art. 11 – Cancellation

In case of lack of snow or other reasons, the race may be postponed or cancelled at the discretion of the organising committee. In this case, the registration fee will be reimbursed.

 

Art. 12 – Equipment and responsibilities

It is mandatory to use a helmet approved for skiing races.
At the moment of registration, the participant declares to be technically and physically able to manage the track, have carried out all the fitness medical tests necessary for the practice of this sport, and be aware of all the risks inherent to participation. The participant also declares to take part at their own risk and to free the Organisers from any responsibility.
They also authorise the organisation to freely use photographic images and videos taken during the event for promotional or commercial purposes.

 

Art. 13 – Amendments to this Regulation

The organisers reserve the right to make any changes to this regulation deemed necessary for the best conduct and safety of the race.

 

Art. 14 – Complaints

Any complaints must be submitted no later than 15 minutes after the end of the race, accompanied by a deposit of Euro 50,00 that will not be returned if the complaint is considered unfounded.

 

15 – Technical Regulations

For what is not expressly contemplated in the present regulations, the norms of the German Technical Regulations FISI in force apply.

 

Recommendations and other rules of conduct:

Given the characteristics of the route and the length of the track, participation requires adequate physical preparation and is recommended only to athletes who have trained on tracks of a similar length.
In case of stops or falls, it is recommended to get out of the way of other competitors as soon as possible and to carefully check that no other competitors are arriving before restarting.
The competitor who falls or stops must give way to the other competitors on the track before restarting.
It is recommended to take maximum caution when overtaking trying to do it in the least dangerous points. The following competitor must overtake without harming the competitor in front of them. After the finish line, clear the finish area as fast as possible.
Given the characteristics of the race, it is possible that, at certain times, there could be other competitors or organisers on the track intent on fixing the track or ski-run. Competitors should, therefore pay attention to avoid any unforeseen events they might encounter during the race. In case of withdrawal, when covering the stretch of track necessary to reach the finish line, competitors will have to go to the edge of the track paying particular attention not to hinder the subsequent competitors in the race.

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