Règlement

Les frais de gestion liés à Genialp ne seront pas remboursés.

Article 7 : Classements et récompenses

Le classement des 3 parcours fera l'objet d'une remise des prix pour les 3 premières équipes et se fera par catégories à condition qu'au moins 3 équipes par catégorie soient classées à l'issue des 2 jours de course.

Attention : Sur le parcours B, seul les équipes juniors (H/F) seront récompensées.

Article 8 : Ravitaillement et acheminement du matériel à l'arrivée

Un ravitaillement (boissons chaudes, fruits secs et chocolat) sera proposé à l'arrivée des courses. Tous les sacs des concurrents seront acheminés à l'arrivée. Tout ravitaillement jeté à terre par un concurrent sera sanctionné par une disqualification de l'équipe.

Article 9 : Matériel Obligatoire

Se référer au règlement de la FFME : https://www.ffme.fr/uploads/federation/documents/reglements/ski-alpinisme/ski-regle-du-jeu.pdf et au briefing d'avant course.

Article 10 : Sécurité

Le coureur est le premier maillon de la sécurité et s'engage à prendre les précautions d'usage en montagne. En cas d'accident d'un concurrent, chaque participant s'engage à lui porter secours et à contacter le plus rapidement possible le PC course ou un membre de l'organisation.

Si les conditions météo, l'état physique ou le mauvais comportement d'un concurrent l'exigent, les serre-files et/ou le comité de course a tout pouvoir pour contraindre un concurrent à l'abandon.

En cas d'abandon de sa propre initiative, le coureur doit prévenir un poste de contrôle et remettre son dossard à l'arrivée. Si un concurrent décidait d'abandonner sans prévenir de son abandon et que l'organisation procède à des recherches, des poursuites judiciaires pourront être engagées à son encontre pour le remboursement des frais occasionnés.

Article 11 : Assurance

Le DSA a souscrit un contrat d'assurance n° 47 064 589 04 auprès de la Compagnie AXA France I.A.R.D. assureur de la FFCAM. Le TIM en a fait de même auprès d'Allianz via le FFME.

Article 12 : Communication

Par l'acceptation du règlement présent, les concurrents autorisent l'organisation à utiliser toutes photos ou images de l'évènement dans le cadre de la promotion de celui-ci ou de la station des 7 Laux.

Rules of the race La Belle Étoile 2020
Article 1: Organizers
La Belle Étoile is a ski touring event organized on the 7 Laux ski area and the Belledonne mountain range, which will take place on February 1 and 2, 2020.

Article 2: Organizing Committee
Team Isère Montagne and Dauphiné Ski Alpinisme are the clubs co-responsible for the organization of the race. A Local Organizing Committee has been set up to carry out this event. Its composition is as follows:

François Neyron, President of the COL
Julien Brottet, Race Director
David Ferrand, Assistant Race Director
Guillaume Bonneton, delegate race director (J1)
Rémi Loubet, delegate race director (J2)
Céline Martin, Séverine Zambito and Yannick Idelon volunteer leaders.

Article 3: Test and course
In the form of several races, La Belle Étoile has a positive elevation of 2 x 2300 m for course A, 2 x 1800 m for course B and 2 x 1100 m for course C.
The meeting point is located at 1550 m at the foot of the Pipay station (Les 7 Laux). The routes will be marked and signalers will be positioned to ensure the safety of the participants.
The organizing committee reserves the right to cancel or modify the courses for reasons of climatic conditions and safety.

Article 4: Conditions of participation
For participation in La Belle Étoile, you must have in your procession:
Or a medical certificate mentioning the "no contraindication to the practice of skiing-mountaineering in competition", issued less than one year before the date of the test (or photocopy).
A sports license / competition for the 2019/20 season:
FFME or FFCAM, with a medical visa or in the absence of a medical certificate mentioning the non-contra-indication to the practice of ski-mountaineering in competition, issued less than one year before the date of the test (or its photocopy).
For foreign riders, the medical certificate is compulsory even with a competition license issued by an IMSF affiliated federation and must be written in French or transmitted with a certified translation.

Article 5: Registration
Registrations will be online only until Wednesday, January 29, 2020 at https://www.genialp.com/registrations and include:

Organizational expenses
Saturday lunch at Pipay's restaurant
Sunday lunch in the gymnasium of Theys
The rider's gift reserved for the first 300 registered.

Article 6: Cancellation
The organization reserves the right to cancel the race totally or partially in case of force majeure, severe weather or any other circumstance (lack of snow).

Article 7: Rankings and awards
The ranking will be the subject of a prize and will be categorized. The first 3 teams of each race will be rewarded. On race B, only the junior teams (M/W) will be rewarded.

Article 8: Supply and routing of equipment on arrival
Refueling (hot drinks, dried fruits and chocolate) will be offered at the finish of the races. All competitors' bags will be forwarded on arrival. Any refueling thrown to the ground by a competitor will be sanctioned by a disqualification of the team.

Article 9: Mandatory Material
Refer to the FFME rules: https://www.ffme.fr/uploads/federation/documents/regulations/ski-alpinisme/ski-regle-du-jeu.pdf and the pre-race briefing.

Article 10: Security
The rider is the first link in the safety and commits himself to take the precautions of use in mountain. In the event of a competitor's accident, each participant agrees to help him or her and to contact the racing team or a member of the organization as soon as possible.
If the weather conditions, the physical condition or the bad behavior of a competitor so require, the gates and / or the committee of race has all power to force a competitor to abandon.
In case of abandonment on his own initiative, the rider must inform a checkpoint and give his bib on arrival. If a competitor decides to abandon without warning of its abandonment and that the organization carries out research, legal proceedings can be committed against it for the reimbursement of the expenses incurred.

Article 11: Insurance
The DSA has taken out an insurance contract no. 47 064 589 04 with AXA France I.A.R.D. insurer of the FFCAM. TIM did the same with Allianz via the FFME.

Article 12: Communication
By accepting the present rules, competitors authorize the organization to use any photos or images of the event as part of the promotion of the event or the 7 Laux resort.