Athlete Eligibility and Licenses Sample Clauses

Athlete Eligibility and Licenses. Canada Cup events are open to all racers that meet the eligibility requirements. • Typically, theCanada Cup category is open – i.e. seniors and U20 athletes are seeded together and race together by gender. The top three U20 skiers in the open category – men and women – will also be recognized with prizes during the awards ceremony. • Athletes have the discretion to elect to race in a race category consistent with the Competition Model. This decision should be made in consultation with an athlete’s coach, taking into consideration the race format, distance and course homologation data. • For the purposes of entry all racers must reference their club. They may also reference a team if on a National, Training Centre, University or Nordiq Canada approved factory or regional team. • To participate in the open category of a Canada Cup event, a skier must have a valid racing license issued by FIS, Nordiq Canada or a Supporting Member Day License (SMDL) issued by Nordiq Canada. • Biathletes and athletes from other Nordic disciplines must have a valid Nordiq Canada license or SMDL to compete. • Para-Nordic Guide License are the responsibility of the visually impaired athlete. Guides are not expected to pay registration fees; however, all guides must sign the Nordiq Canada Informed Consent and Assumption of Risk form available from event hosting clubs • Skiers must also hold a FIS licence to be eligible for international development trip selections. • For other Nordiq Canada-sanctioned races below this level, skiers must hold a Nordiq Canada and/or FIS licence or purchase a Supporting Member Day Licence (SMDL) to compete. • If a skier is licensed by both Nordiq Canada and FIS, both license numbers must be listed on the entry form. • The event entry form must include a place for the FIS license number. F • For FIS-licensed skiers to gain FIS points, a valid FIS license number must be in the race management database. Either the skier or his/her coach should check with the OC that the FIS number is correct in the competitor data base. • Canadian competitors may purchase a FIS license when purchasing their Nordiq Canada license online. Their FIS license must be obtained by October 30 for a skiers’ FIS points to be activated for the first Canada Cup races of the season.
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