Voss Vind FS konkurranse 2014

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1 Voss Vind FS konkurranse 2014 FS 4 åpen klasse AAA FS 4 intermediate A FS 2 FS 2 junior (barn 5-15 år) Informasjon, regler og tekniske forhold Arena: Voss Vind, Oberst Bulls veg 28, 5700 VOSS Kategorier: FS 4 åpen klasse AAA, 8 runder inkludert finalerunde FS 4 intermediate A, 8 runder inkludert finalerunde FS 2, 6 runder inkludert finalerunde FS 2 junior, i henhold til eget program (vedlagt) Konkurranse datoer: Lørdag 26 april og søndag 27 april Det vil være mulig å trene fredag 25 april samt frem til kl 1200 lørdag 26 april. Konkurransen starter kl 1400 lørdag 26 april, og er ferdig senest kl 1600 søndag 27 april. Kvalifikasjoner: Alle deltakere må ha erfaring fra tunnell flyging. Deltakere som ikke har erfaring fra Voss Vind må bli briefet av en Voss Vind instruktør før flyging. Deltakere må være over 5 år. Kvinner og menn (jenter og gutter) kan stille på samme lag. Deltakere kan delta i maksimum 2 kategorier, og i 1 lag per kategori. Alle lag kan ha en reserve som må navngis før konkurransen starter. Påmelding: Påmelding innen via eget skjema (vedlagt) som sendes på til post@vossvind.no. Påmeldingsavgift: Påmeldingsavgift betales ved påmelding til Voss Vind sin konto Merk med «FS konkurranse 2014», lagnavn, samt hvilken kategori det gjelder.

2 Påmeldingsavgift er 750 norske kroner pr deltaker for FS 4 AAA og A (totalt 3000 norske kroner pr lag). Påmeldingsavgift er 500 norske kroner pr deltaker for FS 2 og FS 2 junior (totalt 1000 norske kroner pr lag). Det betales ikke påmeldingsavgift for en eventuell reserve til lagene. Påmeldingsavgiften refunderes kun dersom konkurransen blir kansellert av Voss Vind. Dersom konkurransen må kanselleres på grunn av tekniske problemer (med Voss Vind) vil det ikke bli gitt kompensasjon for utgifter til reise og opphold. Trening: Trening kun i forkant av konkurransestart. 2 x 75 sekunder flytid er inkludert i påmeldingsavgift, tidsplan for dette organiseres av arrangør. Denne tiden benyttes til å bestemme hastighet (i prosent) dere ønsker å fly på under konkurransen. Alle deltakende lag vil få tilbud om å kjøpe en times treningstid til redusert pris (5400 kr). Fredag 25 april samt lørdag 26 april frem til kl 1200 er satt av til dette. Utvidet åpningstid fredag 26 april vil tilbys ved behov. Deltakende lag er selv ansvarlig for å booke trening. Utstyr: Alle deltakere er selv ansvarlig for å stille i egnet fottøy og klær. Voss Vind tilbyr utlån av hoppdress, hjelm og briller ved behov. Ørepropper fåes i tunnellen (til odel og eie..). Servering: Kaffe og brus kan kjøpes på automat i tunnellen. Mat må medbringes av den enkelte (kjøleskap er tilgjengelig). Alkohol er ikke tillatt å nyte før etter endt flyging. Video: Konkurranserunder blir lastet ned og dømt fra «topp video». Kopi av konkurransehopp vil være tilgjengelig etter at konkurransen er ferdig. Eget kamerautstyr er ikke tillatt medbrakt inn i flykammer. Trekning av konkurranserunder: Trekning av konkurranserunder gjennomføres lørdag kl 1200 (to timer før konkurransestart). FS 4 åpen klasse AAA: FAI FS4 divepool minus blokk 1 og blokk 13 FS 4 intermediate A: Alle randoms fra FAI FS4 divepool og blokk 2, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 19 og 21. FS 2: IBA FS2 divepool se link FS 2 junior: I henhold til eget program (vedlagt)

3 Premiering: FS 4 åpen klasse AAA og FS 4 intermediate A: De tre beste lagene i hver klasse blir premiert. o 1. premie: 30 min flytid i Voss Vind o 2. premie: 20 min flytid i Voss Vind o 3. premie: 10 min flytid i Voss Vind FS 2 og FS 2 junior: De to beste lagene i hver klasse blir premiert. o 1. premie: 20 min flytid i Voss Vind o 2. premie: 10 min flytid i Voss Vind Generelle regler: Ved å melde seg på Voss Vind sin FS konkurranse 2014 aksepterer alle deltakere reglene satt for konkurransen. Det vises for øvrig til FAI sine FS konkurranseregler for detaljer som ikke er spesifisert i dette regelverket. Dersom det er behov for å endre reglene for at konkurransen skal kunne gjennomføres på en god måte vil dette bli tatt opp i eget møte mellom deltakere, dommere og arrangør. Et FS 4 lag består av 4 deltakere pluss eventuelt en reserve. Et FS 2 lag består av 2 deltakere pluss eventuelt en reserve. Hver konkurranserunde består av 35 sekunder arbeidstid. Deltakerne entrer flykammer en person om gangen og bygger en stjerne (linket sammen med armgrep). Arbeidstid starter når stjerne brytes. Stjernen er ikke en formasjon som gir poeng, og skal ikke gjentas senere i sekvensen. (følgende er kopiert fra FAI regelverk og Bodyflight Bedford sitt World Challenge regelverk og er derfor skrevet på engelsk:) Objective of FS Event The objective is for a team to complete as many scoring formations as possible within the working time, while correctly following the sequence for the round. The accumulated total of all rounds completed is used to determine the final placing of teams. Performance Requirement of Sequential Events Each round consists of a sequence of formations described in the dive pools. Teams may continue scoring by continually repeating the sequence. It is the responsibility of the team to clearly present the correct scoring formations inters and total separations to the camera (and judges). Scoring formations need not be perfectly symmetrical, but they must be performed in a controlled manner. Mirror images of random formations and whole block sequences are permitted. In sequences, total separation is required between block sequences, between random formations, and between block sequences and random formations.

4 Where degrees of turn are shown, (180, 270, 360, 540 ), this indicates the approximate degrees of turn required to complete the inter as intended. The sub-group(s) must continue turning in the direction of the arrow until it is possible for the sub-group(s) to link together to complete the next designated scoring formation. The degrees shown are approximately that amount of the circumference of the sub-group s centre-point to be presented to the other subgroup(s) centre point(s). Contact is allowed between different subgroups during the inter of a block sequence. Where sub-groups are shown, they must remain intact as a sub-group with only the depicted grips on other jumpers in that subgroup. Assisting handholds on other bodies in a scoring formation are not permitted. Handholds by the flyer on their own body within a subgroup or a scoring formation are permitted. It is the competitors responsibility to stay in view of the camera. Definitons of Words and Phrases Used in these Rules Formation: consists of flyers linked by grips. Grip: consists of a handhold on an arm or leg. As a minimum, a grip requires stationary contact of the hand on an arm or leg, as shown in this diagram Visualisation for grip positions: ARM: LEG: Body: consists of the entire competitor and their equipment. Dive Pool: consists of the Random Formations and Block Sequences depicted in the annexes of these rules. - FS 4 AAA all randoms and all Block Sequences except Block 1 and Block 13 (due to the size of the windtunnel). - FS 4 A all randoms and 8 different Block Sequences: 2, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 19 and 21.

5 Subgroup: is the individual flyer, or linked flyers, required to complete a designated manoeuvre during the inter of a block sequence. A subgroup s centre point: is one of the following: - The defined grip or the geometric centre of the defined grips within a subgroup within linked flyers. - The geometric centre of an individual s torso. Total Separation: is when all competitors show at one point in time they have released all their grips and no part of their arms have contact with another body. Inter: is an intermediate requirement within a block sequence which must be performed as depicted in the dive pools. Sequence: is a series of random formations and block sequences which are designated to be performed on a flight. Scoring formation: is a formation which is correctly completed and clearly presented either as a random formation or within a block sequence as depicted in the dive pool, and which, apart from the first formation after exit, must be preceded by a correctly completed and clearly presented total separation or inter, as appropriate. Infringement: is one of the following: - An incorrect or incomplete formation which is followed within working time by either: - A total separation or, - An inter, whether correct or not. - A correctly completed formation preceded by an incorrect inter or incorrect total separation. - A formation, inter, or total separation not clearly presented. Omission is one of the following: - A formation or inter missing from the drawn sequence - No clear intent to build the correct formation or inter is seen but another formation or inter is presented and there is an advantage to the team resulting from the substitution. Working Time: is the period of time during which teams are scored on a flight. Definitions of Symbols Coding in the Dive Pool is as follows:

6 Indicates direction of turn by the subgroup Indicates turn by the subgroup in either direction Indicates turns by all subgroups ALL Indicates clarification of intent Any side-body link-up requires an arm grip and a leg grip on the same person. Video Recording Only one recording will be dubbed & judged. The competition will be recorded using the overhead camera. A Secondary camera may be used as a back up in the event of the failure of the first camera. Scoring Sequential Rounds A team will score one point for each visually judgeable, correctly completed, scoring formation performed in the sequence within the allotted Working Time of each round. Teams may continue scoring by continually repeating the sequence. For each omission three points will be deducted. If both the inter and the second formation in a block sequence are omitted, this will be considered as only one omission. If an infringement in the scoring formation of a block sequence is carried into the inter, this will be considered as one infringement only, provided that the intent of the inter requirements for the next formation is clearly presented and no other infringement occurs in the inter. The minimum score for any round is zero points. Re-flights and appeal Re-flights will only take place at the Chief Judge s discretion.

7 In the event of a team disputing a judging decision, an appeal may be lodged though the FS coordinator. An appeal fee of 200 NOK will be payable for each appeal raised, regardless of the outcome. Appeals must be received within two hours of the round scores being released. Appeals received after this time will not be allowed. The chief judge and meet director will decide if a round is eligible to be re-judged. The team must specify which point or points and/or points in time they want re-judged. The same judging panel will re-judge the flight. A single appeal and re-judge will be accepted per team per competition. The re-judged round decision will be final regardless of points scored being more or less then the initial judgment. Decisions made at the judge s discretion cannot be appealed. Place Ties Place Ties: In the event of a tie a fly-off will take place at the Chief Judge s discretion. If a fly-off is not possible, the team with the highest score in any round will take the higher placing. If all scores are tied, the team with the highest last round score will win working back towards round 1. If a winner cannot be determined still, the fastest team to the last scoring formation in the last complete round will win. Judging of FS4 A minimum of three judges must evaluate each team s performance. The Chief Judge is responsible for all judging and scoring. The Judges will watch the video evidence of each jump (1) one time at normal speed to determine points in time. The moment of freeze frame at the end of working time will be determined at the first viewing. If a judgement call occurs, a second viewing of the jump will be conducted at normal or reduced speed between percent of normal speed. A (3 rd ) third view of part(s) of the jump can be conducted at normal or reduced speed if necessary. The speed of the second- and third viewings (normal or reduced) will be determined by the Chief Judge. The percentage of reduced speed to be used for the different Events will be decided prior to the start of the competition. The freeze frame from the first viewing will be applied on each viewing. If, after the viewings are completed, and within fifteen seconds of the knowledge of the result, any Judge on the panel considers that an absolutely incorrect assessment has occurred, the Chief Judge will direct that only that part(s) of the jump in question be reviewed at reduced speed in accordance with the rule above. If the review results in a unanimous decision by the

8 Judges on the part(s) of the performance in question, the score for the jump will be adjusted accordingly. Only one review is permitted for each jump. The judges will use an electronic scoring system to record the evaluation of performance. The chronometer will be operated by the judges or by a person(s) appointed by the Chief Judge. The judges may correct their evaluation record after the flight has been judged. A majority of Judges must agree in the evaluation in order to; - credit the scoring formation, or - assign an omission or Infringement, or - determine an NV situation. In the event of the electronic scoring system failing the judges will use a scoresheet and manually score the rounds. If the Judges use a score sheet to record their evaluation, they will operate their own chronometer and they will use the signs below. In this case the score sheets of all judges must be collected immediately after the judges have scored the flight for evaluation by the scoring section. The results of the evaluation will be checked by at least one judge. Situation: Correct scoring formation... /. Infringement Omission...X. NV situation...nv. End of Working Time...//. Judging of FS2 A minimum of two judges must evaluate each team s performance. The judges will use a scoresheet and manually score the rounds. The score sheets of all judges must be collected immediately after the judges have scored the flight for evaluation by the scoring section. The results of the evaluation will be checked by at least one judge. Situation: Correct scoring formation... /. Infringement Omission...X. NV situation...nv. End of Working Time...//.