Organisational Issues. The participant is to comply with the organizer’s and licensors’ conditions in accordance with the Entry Information for THE CHAMPIONSHIP/particular side event (Standard/Tryathlon/Middle Distance, Sprint, Kids Run), the Agreement, the Athlete Guide, the information and changes communicated at the race meeting as well as the World Triathlon Competition Rules.

Organisational Issues. In educational organisations, there is often no central strategy for digital preservation and no buy-in from senior management. The individuals or micro-teams involved in the collection, production and curation of AV educational materials have to deal with the internal rigid administration and IT departments, who often make decisions without thinking of scalable solutions or involving end users (who have the knowledge of audiovisual media and workflows). Departments are very often working separately, and many difficulties are experienced when trying to migrate technologies that have already been selected and adopted by one department across department boundaries to be adopted elsewhere in the organisation. Paradoxically, this can occur even more in Research Institutions, where the competition between departments can be much higher than in the commercial context.

Organisational Issues. 2.1 The participant is to comply with the organizer’s conditions in accordance with the Entry Information for THE CHAMPIONSHIP/particular side event (Olympic/Tryathlon/Middle Distance, Sprint), the Agreement, the Athlete Guide, the information and changes communicated at the race meeting as well as the ITU Competition Rules. 2.2 Attending the race meeting is obligatory for all participants. 2.3 Participants are to strictly follow the instructions given by the organizer and its staff (who will be recognizable as such). 2.4 In any case of contravention, in particular if the regular process of the event can be impaired, or the safety of other participants can be in danger, the organizer shall at all times be entitled to exclude the participant from the event or to disqualify him. In addition, in case of any violation of rules, the organizer always has the right to disqualify athletes in consultation with the race jury. 2.5 The members of the medical services in charge of the event shall be entitled to prohibit any participant from taking part or continuing the participation in the event in case of health problems and for the participant’s own safety. Their decision is final. Unless the members of the medical services allow a participant to continue, they will be eliminated from the race. 2.6 If the official start number (BIB) is changed in any way, or if the advertising print is removed or made illegible, the participant can be excluded from participation. In any such case, the participant will be excluded from timekeeping (disqualification).

Organisational Issues. 2.1 The participant is to comply with the organizer’s and licensors’ conditions in accordance with the Entry Information for THE CHAMPIONSHIP/particular side event (Olympic/Tryathlon/Middle Distance, Sprint), the Agreement, the Athlete Guide, the information and changes communicated at the race meeting as well as the World Triathlon Competition Rules. 2.2 Attending the race briefing is obligatory for all participants. Or in case of an online briefing, it is obligatory to watch the online race briefing. 2.3 Participants are to strictly follow the instructions given by the organizer and its staff (who will be recognizable as such). 2.4 In any case of violation of the foregoing, in particular if the regular course of the event is and/or may be impaired, and/or the safety of other participants is and/or may be in danger, the organizer is at all times entitled to exclude the participant from the event or to disqualify him. In addition, in case of any violation of race rules, the organizer always has the right to disqualify athletes in consultation with the race jury. 2.5 The members of the medical services in charge of the event is entitled to prohibit any participant from taking part or continuing the participation in the event in case of health problems of the participant and for the participant’s own safety. Their decision is final. Unless the members of the medical services allow a participant to continue, they will be eliminated from the race. 2.6 If the official start number (BIB) is changed in any way, or if the advertising print is removed or made illegible, the participant will be excluded from participation and timekeeping (disqualification).

Organisational Issues. 2.1 The participant is to comply with the organizer’s conditions in accordance with the Entry Information for THE CHAMPIONSHIP/particular side event (Olympic/Tryathlon/Middle Distance, Sprint), the Agreement, the Athlete Guide, the information and changes communicated at the race meeting as well as the ITU Competition Rules. 2.2 Attending the race meeting is obligatory for all participants. 2.3 Participants are to strictly follow the instructions given by the organizer and its staff (who will be recognizable as such). 2.4 In any case of violation of the foregoing, in particular if the regular course of the event is and/or may be impaired, and/or the safety of other participants is and/or may be in danger, the organizer is at all times entitled to exclude the participant from the event or to disqualify him. In addition, in case of any violation of race rules, the organizer always has the right to disqualify athletes in consultation with the race jury. 2.5 The members of the medical services in charge of the event is entitled to prohibit any participant from taking part or continuing the participation in the event in case of health problems of the participant and for the participant’s own safety. Their decision is final. Unless the members of the medical services allow a participant to continue, they will be eliminated from the race. 2.6 If the official start number (BIB) is changed in any way, or if the advertising print is removed or made illegible, the participant will be excluded from participation and timekeeping (disqualification).

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