No obligation to alternating step in the World Cup races

Niente obbligo di passo alternato nelle gare di Coppa del Mondo
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No obligation to alternating step in the World Cup races

At the FIS Congress in Cancun does not & egrave; approved the second major planned regulatory change. At least for the next season, in fact, the classic technique races will not have areas where sar & agrave; mandatory alternating step.

Evidently the FIS wants more & ugrave; time before approving a standard that could be called epoch-making. As a preliminary test & egrave; been left freedom & agrave; to each federation to impose alternating step zones required during national races. A change concerns the long distance of the Ski Classics circuit races. A complaint & ndash; always with respect to the violation of the classical technique & ndash; potr & agrave; be exposed for up to 48 hours after the conclusion of the race, with the jury will have & agrave; an additional 24 hours to take the final decision. In other words, the evidence may alternately be formalized only 72 hours after the conclusion. & Nbsp;
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