L’Assemblea Generale FEI ha votato per i nuovi formati dei Giochi Olimpici e Paralimpici di Tokyo 2020 che andrà ora all’IOC Executive Board per l’approvazione finale nel 2017.
Tra le nuove proposte è stata accettato il fatto che le squadre saranno ora di 3 elementi, e non vi sarà più il punteggio da scartare. Ci sarà invece la possibilità di avere un binomio di riserva.
Ecco le modifiche in sostanza (FEI Press Release)
Jumping
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Teams of three horse/athlete combinations per nation, plus one reserve combination, no drop score
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20 teams (60 horse/athlete combinations)
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15 slots for nations not qualified with a team (maximum one horse/athlete combination per nation)
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Individual event will now take place before Team event
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Cut-off score: the exact cut-off and resulting penalty will be finalised in the Olympic Regulations
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The exact penalty for any horse/athlete combination that is eliminated, or does not complete their round for any reason, will be finalised in the Olympic Regulations
Dressage
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Teams of three horse/athlete combinations per nation, no drop score
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Each directly qualified team may bring a reserve rider/horse combination, or horse only
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One individual per nation not represented by a qualified team (no composite teams)
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Determine Team medals solely through results of Grand Prix Special (no longer a combination of Grand Prix and Grand Prix Special scores)
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Introduce new “heat system” (including “lucky losers”) for Grand Prix: 18 individuals to qualify from Grand Prix to Grand Prix Freestyle (best two from each of the 6 heats, plus the next 6 with the best overall results)
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8 top teams (24 starters) from Grand Prix to qualify for Grand Prix Special
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Introduce new system for starting order in Grand Prix
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Conduct Grand Prix Special to music
Eventing
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Teams of three horse/athlete combinations per nation, no drop score
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One reserve combination per team will be allowed. The reserve combination is an important element of the proposal in order to preserve horse welfare. If a reserve combination is substituted, it will incur a penalty for the team. The exact penalty will be finalised in the Olympic Regulations
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Maximum of two individuals per nation not represented by a team
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Order of tests to remain unchanged (1st Dressage; 2nd Cross Country; 3rd Jumping Team; 4th Jumping Individual)
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Olympic Eventing to take place over three days (Dressage test reduced to one day)
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Technical level of the three tests to be defined as the “Olympic level”: Dressage and Jumping 4*; Cross Country: 10-minute optimum time, 45 jumping efforts, and 3* technical difficulty
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Qualification of athletes/horses to be achieved on the same Cross Country technical level to ensure implementation of the recommendations of the FEI Independent Audit in Eventing
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For the purpose of the Team classification only: any horse/athlete combinations not completing a test can continue to the next test if accepted as fit to compete at the relevant Horse Inspection
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For the purpose of the Team classification only: penalties for the non-completion of a test for any reason, Dressage =100 points, Cross Country = 150, Jumping = 100
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Rules for the Individual event remain unchanged
Para-Equestrian Dressage
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Teams of three horse/athlete combinations per nation, no drop score
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Each directly qualified team is entitled to bring four horse/athlete combinations, of which three will have to be declared to compete on the team after the Individual Championships test, in which all four will compete as Individuals.
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Maximum of two individuals per nation not represented by a team (no composite teams)
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Determine Team medals solely through results of Team test (no longer a combination of Team and Individual test scores)
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Top 8 per grade from the Individual test to qualify for the Freestyle test
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Order of tests: Individual Championship test, Team test, Freestyle
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Team test to be set to music
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