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A Rules for Foot Orienteering Events - Orienteering USA

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A.32.7 The competitor is obliged to show respect <strong>for</strong> other competitors, leaders, land<br />

owners or administrators, officials, journalists, spectators, and others as well as<br />

residents of the competition terrain and areas.<br />

A.32.8 The use of drugs prohibited by WADA is <strong>for</strong>bidden. The IOF Anti-Doping <strong>Rules</strong><br />

are considered a part of this rules document. Medically necessary drugs<br />

prescribed by a physician and <strong>for</strong> which the physician certifies that no suitable<br />

non-prohibited substitutes are available may be used.<br />

A.32.9 Competitors <strong>for</strong> whom the preponderance of evidence shows that they have<br />

broken these <strong>Rules</strong> may be disqualified from the event by the organizer or, in<br />

response to a protest, by the jury.<br />

A.32.10 Competitors <strong>for</strong> whom the preponderance of the evidence shows that they<br />

have intentionally broken these <strong>Rules</strong> causing a course to be voided may be<br />

disqualified by the Jury from the current event as well as future <strong>Orienteering</strong> <strong>USA</strong><br />

events <strong>for</strong> a period of up to two years.<br />

A.32.11 The organizer must stop, and postpone or cancel a race if at any point it<br />

becomes clear that circumstances have arisen which make the race dangerous <strong>for</strong><br />

the competitor, officials or spectators.<br />

A.32.12 The organizer must void a race if circumstances have arisen which make<br />

the race significantly unfair.<br />

A.33 Competitor Conduct<br />

A.33.1 The competitors take part at their own risk while traveling to the event, in the<br />

training event, and in the event itself.<br />

A.33.2 Competitors shall not give help or do harm to other competitors, and shall not<br />

intentionally draw their attention.<br />

A.33.3 It is the duty of each competitor to help anyone who is injured.<br />

A.33.4 Care will be taken when running along or crossing traffic routes.<br />

A.33.5 Competitors must follow sections of the course marked as required routes.<br />

A.33.6 Once competitors cross the finish line their competition is over, and they shall not<br />

return to the competition area without permission from the organizer.<br />

A.33.7 Competitors who do not finish (DNF) must report to the finish and return their<br />

control card and map. They shall in no way attempt to influence the competition<br />

or other competitors.<br />

A.33.8 Competitors shall not drink from water jugs in such a way that they contaminate<br />

the water others must use, and they shall not waste the water. Each competitor<br />

shall avoid using more than 8oz of water at any one refreshment control unless<br />

they need additional water to drink.

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