Regulatory appendices - Orders

CIVIL LIABILITY INSURANCE POLICYFOR PUBLIC SPORTS EVENTS (art. A. 331-24 and A. 331-25) General terms and conditions This contract is governed by the French Insurance Code and by the general and special conditions set out below. Object and scope of the insurance Article 1 The purpose of this policy is to cover, in accordance with the provisions of articles R. 331-6 to R. 331-17 of the French Sports Code, in…

LAND MOTOR VEHICLE EVENTS IN WHICH SPEED IS ONE OF THE ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF THE CLASSIFICATION, AND WHICH ARE NOT INCLUDED IN THE DISCIPLINES COVERED BY THE DELEGATION GRANTED BY THE MINISTRY OF SPORT TO THE FRENCH MOTOR SPORTS FEDERATION OR THE FRENCH MOTORCYCLING FEDERATION. (art. A331-22 and A331-23) Definition This includes races involving tractors, combine harvesters or other motorised land vehicles, regardless of the number of wheels or method…

MOTOR VEHICLE EVENTS IN WHICHCONTACT BETWEEN VEHICLES IS AUTHORISED (art. A331-22 and A331-23) Definition Events taking place on a circuit with generally used vehicles, in which contact between vehicles is authorised. Rules relating to the circuit or course The circuit is generally made of earth and is less than 500 metres long. Its width must be at least 3 times the maximum width of the vehicles used, so that other…

MOTORBIKE ACROBATICS EVENTS (art. A331-22 and A331-23) Definition Events featuring acrobatics on motorbikes. Rules relating to the circuit or course The length and nature of the track are free. The minimum width of the track is 4 metres. Rules governing the equipment used Solo motorbikes and quads:– accessories likely to present a particular danger to the rider must be protected or dismantled;– the maximum noise limit of 100 dB (A)…

OTHER EVENTS INVOLVING MOTORISED LAND VEHICLES (art. A331-22 and A331-23) Definition Events with motorised land vehicles that are not regulated in the other appendices, such as tractor pulling. Rules relating to the circuit or course The course must be closed to public traffic and be free of any obstacle or feature likely to present a particular risk to participants.As a general rule, these events take place on non-permanent circuits and…

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT SUBJECT TO THE PROVISIONS OF THE SPORTS CODE 1. Head protection items : – helmets intended for sports use with, where appropriate, their chin straps, with the exception of helmets intended for users of two or three-wheeled motor vehicles for use on public roads, and those intended for horse riding ; – light headgear to protect the scalp. 2. Articles for the protection of all or part…

CONTENT OF THE MANAGEMENT SHEET FOR SECOND-HAND PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENTSUBJECT TO THE PROVISIONS OF THE SPORTS CODE The management sheet referred to in article A. 322-177 contains the following information: – identification and characteristics of the equipment: the precise reference of the equipment, the manufacturer’s instruction manual (or a copy thereof), the date of purchase or, failing that, of commissioning, the planned date of disposal for personal protective equipment subject…

TECHNICAL AND SAFETY RULES APPLICABLE TO PUBLIC DEMONSTRATIONS OF COMBAT SPORTS IN DISCIPLINES IN WHICH THE DISABLING OF A SPORTSPERSON FOLLOWING A BLOW FROM AN OPPONENT IS AUTHORISED AND WHICH ARE NOT DELEGATED TO A FEDERATION BY THE MINISTER RESPONSIBLE FOR SPORT 1. The sparring area The bouts take place on a mat or on a ring with 3 or 4 ropes. The corners of the ring are protected by…