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IAAF Is Now Know As WORLD ATHLETICS • There Are Now Four Separate Books Dealing with the Running of Athletics Events Under the Auspices of World Athletics IAAF is now know as WORLD ATHLETICS • There are now four separate books dealing with the running of Athletics Events under the auspices of World Athletics. • Book A – Constitution • Book B – Organisation • Book C – Competition • Book D – Integrity and Disciplinary Book C • C1.1 – Competition Rules • C2.1 – Technical Rules • C3 - C7 – Other areas dealing with competitions BOOK C – C1.1 - COMPETITION RULES Book of Rules Rule Name Previous Rule Reference New Rule Reference Rule 19 of the Competition Judges Rule 126 Rules or CR19 Umpires (Running and Race Rule 20 of the Competition Rule 127 Walking Events) Rules or CR20 Timekeepers, Photo Finish Rule 21 of the Competition Judges and Transponder Timing Rule 128 Rules or CR21 TABLE OF RULE REFERENCES Judges Start Coordinator, Starter, Rule 22 of the Competition Rule 129 Recallers Rules or CR22 BOOK C – C1.1 - COMPETITION RULES Rule Name Previous Rule Reference New Rule Reference Rule 23 of the Competition Starter's Assistants Rule 130 Part I – General Rules or CR23 Authorisation to Stage Rule 2 Rule 1 of the Competition Rule 24 of the Competition Competitions Rules or CR1 Lap Scorers Rule 131 Regulations Governing the Rule 3 Rule 2 of the Competition Rules or CR24 Conduct of International Rules or CR2 Competition Secretary, Competitions Rule 25 of the Competition Technical Information Centre Rule 132 Part II – Competition Officials Rules or CR25 International Officials Rule 110 Rule 3 of the Competition (TIC) Rules or CR3 Rule 26 of the Competition Organisational Delegates Rule 111 Rule 4 of the Competition Marshal Rule 133 Rules or CR4 Rules or CR26 Technical Delegates Rule 112 Rule 5 of the Competition Rule 27 of the Competition Rules or CR5 Wind Gauge Operator Rule 134 Rules or CR27 Medical Delegates Rule 113 Rule 6 of the Competition Rules or CR6 Rule 28 of the Competition Measurement Judge (Scientific) Rule 135 Anti-Doping Delegates Rule 114 Rule 7 of the Competition Rules or CR28 Rules or CR7 International Technical Rule 115 Rule 8 of the Competition Rule 29 of the Competition Call Room Judges Rule 136 Officials (ITOs) Rules or CR8 Rules or CR29 International Race Walking Rule 116 Rule 9 of the Competition Rule 30 of the Competition Judges (IRWJs) Rules or CR9 Advertising Commissioner Rule 137 International Road Course Rule 117 Rule 10 of the Competition Rules or CR30 Measurers Rules or CR10 International Starters and Rule 118 Rule 11 of the Competition Part III – World Records International Photo Finish Rules or CR11 Rule 31 of the Competition Judges World Records Rule 260 Rules or CR31 Jury of Appeal Rule 119 Rule 12 of the Competition Rules or CR12 Events for which World Records Rule 32 of the Competition Rule 261 Officials of the Competition Rule 120 Rule 13 of the Competition are Recognised Rules or CR32 Rules or CR13 Competition Director Rule 121 Rule 14 of the Competition Events for which World U20 Rule 33 of the Competition Rule 262 Rules or CR14 Records are Recognised Rules or CR33 Meeting Manager Rule 122 Rule 15 of the Competition Rules or CR15 Events for which World Indoor Rule 34 of the Competition Rule 263 Technical Manager Rule 123 Rule 16 of the Competition Records are Recognised Rules or CR34 Rules or CR16 Events for which World U20 Rule 35 of the Competition Event Presentation Manager Rule 124 Rule 17 of the Competition Rule 264 Rules or CR17 Indoor Records are Recognised Rules or CR35 Referees Rule 125 Rule 18 of the Competition Rule 36 of the Competition Rules or CR18 Other Records Rule 265 Rules or CR36 World Athletics Book of Rules – Table of Rule References 1 BOOK C – C2.1 – TECHNICAL RULES Rule Name Previous Rule Reference New Rule Reference Seedings, Draws and Rule 20 of the Technical BOOK C – C2.1 – TECHNICAL RULES Rule 166 Qualifications in Track Events Rules or TR20 Previous Rule Rule 21 of the Technical Ties Rule 167 Rule Name New Rule Reference Rules or TR21 Reference Rule 22 of the Technical Book of Rules The Oval Track and Rule 43 of the Technical Hurdle Races Rule 168 Rule 213 Rules or TR22 Lanes Rules or TR43 Rule 23 of the Technical Steeplechase Races Rule 169 Rules or TR23 Start and Finish on the Rule 44 of the Technical Rule 214 Rule 24 of the Technical Oval Track Rules or TR44 Relay Races Rule 170 Rules or TR24 Seedings, Draw for Rule 45 of the Technical Part III – Field Events Rule 215 Lanes in Track Events Rules or TR45 TABLE OF RULE REFERENCES General Conditions – Field Rule 25 of the Technical Rule 180 Events Rules or TR25 Clothing, Shoes and Rule 46 of the Technical Rule 216 General Conditions – Vertical Rule 26 of the Technical Athlete Bibs Rules or TR46 BOOK C – C2.1 – TECHNICAL RULES Rule 181 Rule Name Previous Rule Reference New Rule Reference Jumps Rules or TR26 Part I – General Rule 47 of the Technical Rule 27 of the Technical Hurdle Races Rule 217 General Rule 100 Rule 1 of the Technical High Jump Rule 182 Rules or TR1 Rules or TR27 Rules or TR47 The Athletics Facility Rule 140 Rule 2 of the Technical Rule 28 of the Technical Rules or TR2 Pole Vault Rule 183 Rule 48 of the Technical Age and Sex Categories Rule 141 Rule 3 of the Technical Rules or TR28 Relay Races Rule 218 Rules or TR3 Rules or TR48 General Conditions – Rule 29 of the Technical Entries Rule 142 Rule 4 of the Technical Rule 184 Rules or TR4 Horizontal Jumps Rules or TR29 Rule 49 of the Technical Clothing, Shoes, and Athlete Rule 143 Rule 5 of the Technical High Jump Rule 219 Rule 30 of the Technical Rules or TR49 Bibs Rules or TR5 Long Jump Rule 185 Assistance to Athletes Rule 144 Rule 6 of the Technical Rules or TR30 Rules or TR6 Rule 50 of the Technical Rule 31 of the Technical Pole Vault Rule 220 Effect of Disqualification Rule 145 Rule 7 of the Technical Triple Jump Rule 186 Rules or TR50 Rules or TR7 Rules or TR31 Protests and Appeals Rule 146 Rule 8 of the Technical Rules or TR8 General Conditions – Rule 32 of the Technical Rule 51 of the Technical Rule 187 Horizontal Jumps Rule 221 Mixed Competition Rule 147 Rule 9 of the Technical Throwing Events Rules or TR32 Rules or TR51 Rules or TR9 Surveying and Rule 148 Rule 10 of the Technical Rule 33 of the Technical Shot Put Rule 188 Rule 52 of the Technical Measurements Rules or TR10 Rules or TR33 Shot Put Rule 222 Validity of Performance Rule 149 Rule 11 of the Technical Rules or TR52 Rules or TR11 Rule 34 of the Technical Discus Throw Rule 189 Video Recording Rule 150 Rule 12 of the Technical Rules or TR34 Rules or TR12 Combined Events Rule 53 of the Technical Rule 35 of the Technical Rule 223 Scoring Rule 151 Rule 13 of the Technical Discus Cage Rule 190 Competitions Rules or TR53 Rules or TR13 Rules or TR35 Part II – Track Events Rule 36 of the Technical Part VI – Race Walking Events Track Measurements Rule 160 Rule 14 of the Technical Hammer Throw Rule 191 Rules or TR14 Rules or TR36 Starting Blocks Rule 161 Rule 15 of the Technical Rule 54 of the Technical Rules or TR15 Rule 37 of the Technical Race Walking Rule 230 Hammer Cage Rule 192 The Start Rule 162 Rule 16 of the Technical Rules or TR37 Rules or TR54 Rules or TR16 The Race Rule 163 Rule 17 of the Technical Rule 38 of the Technical Javelin Throw Rule 193 Part VII – Road Races Rules or TR17 Rules or TR38 The Finish Rule 164 Rule 18 of the Technical Rule 55 of the Technical Rules or TR18 Part IV – Combined Events Competitions Road Races Rule 240 Timing and Photo Finish Rule 165 Rule 19 of the Technical Rules or TR55 Combined Events Rule 39 of the Technical Rules or TR19 Rule 200 Competitions Rules or TR39 Part VIII – Cross Country, Mountain and Trail Races Part V – Indoor Competitions Rule 56 of the Technical World Athletics Book of Rules – Table of Rule References 1 Applicability of Outdoor Rules Rule 40 of the Technical Cross Country Races Rule 250 Rule 210 to Indoor Competitions Rules or TR40 Rules or TR56 Rule 41 of the Technical Mountain and Trail Rule 57 of the Technical The Indoor Stadium Rule 211 Rule 251 Rules or TR41 Races Rules or TR57 Rule 42 of the Technical The Straight Track Rule 212 Rules or TR42 RULES APPLICABLE TO IN-COMPETITION WARNINGS AND/OR DISQUALIFICATIONS (DQ) (2020 Edition) CR18.5 (125.5) - unsporting manner / improper conduct TR24.9 (170.9) - taking the baton from another team TR24.10 (170.10) - running more than one leg / using more than four substitutes *TR4.4.1 (142.4(a)) - no show of confirmed athlete TR24.11 (170.11) - late confirmation / changing team composition and/or running order *TR4.4.2 (142.4(b)) - no show of qualified athlete TR24.13 (170.13) - leaving the assigned lane before the breakline *TR4.4.3. (142.4(c)) - competing without bona fide effort TR24.14 (170.14) - leaving the assigned lane early before the breakline TR5.11 (143.11) - not complying with the clothing / shoes / bib rules TR24.15 (170.15 - leaving the assigned lane early before the breakline TR24.16.1 (170.16(a)) - leaving the assigned lane early before the breakline TR6.3.1 (144.3(a)) - pacing TR24.19 (170.19) - starting outside the takeover zone TR6.3.2 (144.3(b)) - use of electronic device TR24.20 (170.20) - exchanging positions before takeover (Medley, 4 × 400m) TR6.3.3 (144.3(c)) - use of technology or appliance TR24.21 (170.21) - jostling / obstruction at takeover TR6.3.4 (144.3(d)) - use of mechanical aid TR6.3.5 (144.3(e)) - provision of advice or other support by an official of the competition TR39.8.3 (200.8(c)) - false start (Combined Events) TR6.3.6 (144.3(f)) - receiving physical support from another athlete *TR7.2 (145.2) disqualification from further events [due to CR18.5 (125.5), incl.
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