FEI Sports Forum, 8-9 April 2013, IMD Lausanne. Driving Round Table 2013

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1 Driving Round Table 2013

2 FEI Driving Rules Future of Driving Discipline How can we increase the attractiveness of the discipline for the Athletes, audience, media, sponsors and involve new NFs? How can we increase the number of participating Athletes in Driving?

3 FEI Driving Rules FEI Driving Rules Competition format and structure FEI Officials required at new levels Dressage, Marathon and Cones formats Scoring

4 Type of Events Article Types of Events Category National Teams Dressage Marathon Cones Championships Yes Yes Yes Yes No CAIO 4* Yes Yes Yes Yes No CAI 3* No Yes Yes Yes No CAI 2* No Yes Yes* Yes* Yes* CAI 1* No Yes* No Yes* Yes* CAI1* Indoor No No No No Yes* Combined marathon/ Cones

5 Competition structure CAI3* (2-3 days) - CH-M Qual Day 1: Dressage Day 1: Dressage Day 1: Dressage & Cones Day 2: Marathon or Day 2: Cones or Day 2: Marathon Day 3: Cones Day 3: Marathon CAI2* (2-3 days) (CH-M Qual) (CH-M Qual) (not CH-M Qual) Day 1: Dressage Day 1: Dressage & Cones Day 1: Dressage Day 2: Marathon or Day 2: Marathon or Day 2: Combined M/C Day 3: Cones CAI1* (1-2 days): (not CH-M Qual) Dressage and Cones (1 or 2 days) Dressage and Combined Marathon/Cones (1 or 2 days) Combined Marathon/Cones (1 day) Cones Driving only (1 day) or or or

6 Competition structure CAIO4* (3 days) - CH-M Qual Day 1: Dressage Day 1: Dressage Day 2: Marathon or Day 2: Cones Day 3: Cones Day 3: Marathon Championships Day 1: Dressage Day 2: Marathon Day 3: Cones

7 Carriages Category Dressage Marathon Cones Championships Dressage Marathon Dressage N/A CAIO 4* Dressage Marathon Dressage N/A CAI 3* Dressage Marathon Dressage N/A CAI 2* 2 Dressage* Marathon 2 Dressage/ Marathon** CAI 1* 2 Dressage / Marathon N/A 2 Dressage /Marathon Combined marathon/ Cones Marathon** 1 Marathon CAI1* Indoor N/A N/A N/A 1 Marathon 1 solid rubber or pneumatic tyres - 2 as per schedule *Carriage with correct Dressage width **Width of cones to be determined

8 Qualification criteria - new CAI1*: no qualification criteria CAI2*: open to Athletes who have successfully completed two CAI1* without Elimination, retirement or Disqualification CAI3*: open to 2* Athletes who have successfully completed two CAI2* without Elimination, retirement or Disqualification.

9 FEI Officials required Article 906 Former Official International changes to level 4 Former International changes to level 3 Former Candidate International changes to level 2 Ground Jury - Minimum requirements Category Championships (appointed by FEI) Judges President Of Jury 5 Level 4 Level 4 CAIO 5 Level 4 Foreign Judge 3Level or above (appointed by the FEI) Ground Jury One 4 and Two 3 or above One 4 and two 3 or above

10 FEI Officials required Ground Jury - Minimum requirements Category Judges President Of Jury Foreign Judge CAI 3* 5 Level 3 or above Level 3 or above CAI 2* Min 3 Level 3 or above Level 2 or above CAI 1* Min 2 Level 2 or above N/A Ground Jury One Level 3 or above and two 2 or above One Senior Level National or above One Senior Level National or above

11 FEI Officials required Article 906 and 910 Technical Delegate, Course Designer - Minimum requirements Category Course Designer Technical Delegate Championships (appointed by the FEI) Level 4 Level 4 (has to be Foreign) CAIO Level 4 Level 3 or above (has to be Foreign) CAI 3* Level 3 or above Level 3 or above CAI 2* Level 2 or above Level 2 or above CAI 1* Level 2 or above Senior Level National

12 Order of starting Order of Starting Article draw for CAIOs, Championships and CAIs See current Article Multiple entries: at OC s discretion in consultation with the TD Order of starting for Competition A - Dressage: Draw for starting positions of Individual Athletes in Driven Dressage

13 Order of starting Order of starting for Competition B Marathon and Competition C - Cones The order of starting will be: a) Retired Athletes, followed by, b) Eliminated Athletes, followed by: c) The remaining Athletes in reverse order of ranking after Dressage

14 Competition A - Dressage Dressage Revision/up-grade of current Dressage Tests - Shorter Dressage tests for CAI1* and CAI2* (approx. 5 minutes)

15 Competition B - Marathon Competition B Marathon proposals for discussion Proposal A Maximum Distances and speeds not to be exceeded Section Maximum Distance Minimum Distance Pace Speed km/hour Horse Pony A 8000 m 5000 free Transfer 1000 m* 800 m* free E 9000 m 6000 m free Reason for change in Walk speeds:- The difficulty of fair and accurate judging * Approximate distances; actual distance and time allowed to be confirmed by the Technical Delegate in consultation with the PGJ.

16 Competition B - Marathon Proposal B Two sections Marathon Lengthen the Section A round about 1 km and reduce the speed to 13 km/h; the scoring referring time allowed and minimum time stay like it is. Section Maximum Distance Minimum Distance Pace A 8000 m 6000 free Horse Max 13 Speed km/hour Min 11 Pony Max 12 Min 10 E 9000 m 6000 m free 14 13

17 Combined Marathon-Cones CAI1* Combined marathon - cones - A maximum of Two Marathon type obstacles cone-type obstacles Maximum Distance Minimum Distance Pace 800 m 600 m free The TD/CD will determine the maximum time allowed and the width of the cones.

18 Competition C - Cones Competition C Cones Proposals to make cones more attractive: Width of Cones can be different, options and alternatives are welcome Design of the course (flower islands, fountain/water islands, up to 3 portable marathon obstacles) Use of the Marathon carriage in Cones for safety reasons and for more attractive performances

19 Competition C - Obstacle Cone Driving Competition C Obstacles COMPETITION WITH A WINNING ROUND (new additional proposal) Description This Competition consists of two parts with different valuations. The first part may be used for all Combined Competitions. Competition Conditions The first part is run according to the Rules for a Fault Competition with a Time Allowed (s. Art )and the second part is run according to the rules of a Time Competition (s. Art. 952) Obstacles The first part is a normal Course as laid down in the Rules. The second part may be shorter but not by more than 50%. The Course for the second part (Winning Round) may be built at another time (or day) and another place and may be of a complete new design. The winning Round is not considered to be a Drive Off.

20 Competition C Obstacles Athletes The number of the Athletes competing in the Winning Round is laid down in the schedule The starting order in the Winning Round is the same as in the initial round. Penalties The Athletes carry their penalties of the initial round as penalty seconds forward to the Winning Round where only penalty seconds are incurred. Classification The Athletes are placed according to their Total Time; this is the driven time plus penalty seconds for knock downs etc and exceeding time in the Winning Round. Actual penalties from the initial round converted into penalty seconds will be added afterwards to the result of the Winning Round and all together form the Total Time.

21 Competition C Obstacles Further changes for Obstacle/Cones Athletes carry their penalties from the initial round as penalty seconds forward to the Winning Round. The Winning Round is run as Time Competition Athletes are placed according to their driven time in the Winning Round added with the penalty seconds in both rounds.

22 Scoring Scoring - Considering a proposed change for the future of the scoring. One Option: - relate back to seconds rather than points

23 Open discussion Open discussion