Sentence examples for classification competitors from inspiring English sources

This can lead to complaints from the sprinters, who feel they are being expected to take risks that the general classification competitors are not.

Classification for competitors with cerebral palsy is difficult because the levels of spasticity can change as the race progresses.

The United States Deaf Ski and Snowboard Association is in charge of deaf classification for competitors in the United States.

The IPC decided to reduce the number of classifications, and to try to fix classification so that competitors could have more certainty in which classification they would compete in before attending an event.

There are three types of classification available for Australian competitors: Provisional, national and international.

Classifications are based on competitors' medical records and observational assessments carried out under the auspices of UKA for Paralympians in track and field events.

Classifications exist for deaf competitors, blind competitors, people with physical disabilities and those with intellectual disabilities.

A competitor may challenge their own classification or that of their fellow competitors.

There are also concerns that flaws in the classification system may result in competitors being inadvertently placed in the wrong classes.

For Australian competitors, for example, classification is managed by the national sport federation, Swimming Australia, with support from the Australian Paralympic Committee.

The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) defined this classification for para-Alpine as competitors typically having "one upper-limb and one lower-limb amputation skiing with the equipment of their choice".