Tirage au sort et têtes de série

À quoi ça sert

Le tirage au sort dans Bibs & start lists suit les règles FIS. Cette page est la bibliothèque des règles : les articles tels que la FIS les a publiés, avec l’édition dont ils sont tirés, et une liste claire de ce que Race Bureau applique de lui-même et de ce qui reste une décision du jury ou de l’organisateur. L’écran du tirage lui-même se trouve sur Le tirage au sort.

Le texte ci-dessous est cité mot pour mot de deux documents FIS, dans leur texte officiel anglais :

• The International Ski and Snowboard Competition Rules (ICR), Book IV, Alpine, édition de mai 2025 (art. 621).
• Rules for the Alpine FIS Continental Cups, édition 2026/27 (art. 3, et section B pour la Coupe d’Australie–Nouvelle-Zélande, ANC).

Revérifiez chaque saison par rapport à l’édition en vigueur. L’édition figure sur la page de titre du document, pas dans le nom de son fichier.

La liste de points

The FIS Points List worked out by FIS must be used for the classification of competitors. If competitors do not appear in the last valid FIS points list, they will be assigned to that group of competitors without FIS points.

— FIS, ICR art. 621.2 (May 2025)

Une course FIS (hors Coupe)

The starting order of the competitors in all alpine competitions is determined by their FIS points (Downhill, Slalom, Giant Slalom, Super-G and Alpine Combined). A first group of a maximum of the 15 best competitors present regardless of nationality will be drawn. The group may be increased if two or more competitors share the 15th rank. All remaining competitors start in order of their FIS points. All competitors without FIS points will be drawn in the last group. If in the first 15 competitors present, the points difference between one and the next competitor is too great; the Jury will decide the number of competitors in the first group. The rest will start in the order of their FIS points.

— FIS, ICR art. 621.3 (May 2025)

If the number without FIS points is too great, the Jury must divide them into several groups. In this case, each nation announces the groups to which it wishes its competitors to belong. Each group is then drawn separately. The Jury should whenever possible, take into account the observations made during the official downhill training and must divide the competitors from several nations fairly between the groups without FIS points. As a rule, each nation who has entered competitors without FIS points puts one competitor into the first group of competitors without FIS points.

— FIS, ICR art. 621.4 (May 2025)

If the Slalom run takes place before the Downhill or Super-G, competitors who are shown as DNS, NPS, DNF or DSQ will start in the Downhill or Super-G with their original bib after the last qualified competitor in the Slalom Run, with the exception of Olympic Winter Games, FIS World Ski Championships, World Cup and European Cup competitions. The starting order of AC competitions is determined by AC FIS points. Exception: AC competitions at NC and NJC may be seeded by DH or SG FIS points.

— FIS, ICR art. 621.3.3 (May 2025)

Une course de Coupe ANC

The first group (1 - 15) will be determined on the basis of the respective Cup points. In the case of a points tie for 7th (SL/GS) or 15th place (all events) the group will be expanded accordingly. If there are not 15 competitors with respective Cup points, then the first group comprises only the competitors with respective Cup points.

— FIS, Rules for the Alpine FIS Continental Cups, art. 3.1 (2026/27)

GS/SL: 1st group (1 - 15) The first group is sub-divided into two groups: (1 - 7) and (8 - 15). The start numbers are then drawn by double-draw from within these groups. DH/SG/AC: 1st group (1 - 15) The 1st group competitors and the special group (art. 3.2.1) competitors may choose their start number from between 1 - 30. The remaining start numbers from 1 - 30 will be drawn amongst the rest of the competitors within the top 30.

— FIS, Rules for the Alpine FIS Continental Cups, art. 3.1.1 (2026/27)

Competitors who have accumulated at least 450 (EC, NAC) 400 (FEC), 200 (ANC, SAC) Cup points in the overall classification in the past or current season of that Continental Cup are enrolled as number 16 in all events in that Cup only, unless they have a right to start in the first 15. If there is more than one competitor with 450 (EC, NAC) 400 (FEC) 200 (SAC, ANC) Cup points then they start in the order of their Cup points in that event, or FIS points if they have no Cup points. If competitors cannot make use of this facilitation due to injury, they may use it at the first 3 races of the following season. This is valid for a maximum of 3 starts irrespective of the events.

— FIS, Rules for the Alpine FIS Continental Cups, art. 3.2.1 (2026/27)

After the first group the competitors are enrolled according to art. 3.2.1 (450 / 200 Cup points), followed by the present competitors ranked within the top 30 of the World Cup Starting List (WCSL). The following 15 (30 in EC) competitors start according to the respective cup event standing, unless they are within one of the two above mentioned groups. Finally, 30 (45 in EC) competitors of the respective cup event standing including the 450 points competitors are considered. In case the first 30 competitors in Alpine Combined do not have Cup points, respectively FIS points in Alpine Combined, competitors will be considered according to the DH respectively SG FIS points - depending on which event will be held for the Alpine Combined. The same procedure is valid for those competitors after start number 30 who do not have AC FIS points.

— FIS, Rules for the Alpine FIS Continental Cups, art. 3.2 (2026/27)

The final event ranking in the Cup is used as a race result with a validity defined in art. 3.1.3. in the next season. The first ranked has 100 points, the 30th ranked has 1 point. This ranking determines the first 30 (45 in EC) competitors for the first race of the season. For the first race, if those 30 competitors (45 in EC) who appear on the basic list are not present, the missing places will be filled up by utilising the previous season's final event standings. The Cup points achieved from the first race thereafter in each event will be added to the basic list to determine the new ranking.

— FIS, Rules for the Alpine FIS Continental Cups, art. 3.1.3 (2026/27)

After the second (FEC, SAC, ANC), third (NAC in GS and SL events) race in that event in the current season the basic list will be deleted. In NAC for DH, SG and AC only two events will be used before the basic list is deleted. Only the Cup points gained in the current season count. European Cup: see art. EC 3.1.3 and 3.1.4.

— FIS, Rules for the Alpine FIS Continental Cups, art. 3.1.4 (2026/27)

The current leader or the best placed competitor present at the event in the respective Continental Cup will compete in the leader bibs. For the first race of the season this is the winner of the previous season, for the second race this is the winner of the first race and for the third race and thereafter the leader bib is worn by the current leader of the series according to the respective Continental Cup standings.

— FIS, Rules for the Alpine FIS Continental Cups, art. 3.4 (2026/27)

Qui peut s’inscrire à une course ANC

Australia and New Zealand may enter up to 30 competitors (30 men and 30 women) in events organised in the other nation. All competitors must have a valid FIS code. The organising nation may enter a quota of 50 competitors; in addition they are entitled to any of the 30 places not taken up by the other nation (Australia in New Zealand, New Zealand in Australia). All competitors must have a FIS code and can participate irrespective of whether they have FIS points or not.

— FIS, Rules for the Alpine FIS Continental Cups, section B, ANC 2.3 and 2.3.1 (2026/27)

The organising nation has the right to allow a nation from other regions to enter up to double their normal FIS quota. All competitors must appear on the valid FIS points list and have maximum of 160 FIS points in SL and GS, 180 FIS points in SG and DH as follows:

• SL/GS/Parallel: qualifying through any of the five events
• DH: qualifying through DH or SG
• SG: qualifying through DH, SG or GS
• Alpine Combined (with DH): qualifying through DH or SG
• Alpine Combined (with SG): qualifying through DH, SG or GS National Ski Associations applying for ANC.2.3.3 must apply in writing to the ANC Sub-Committee, on the official entry form at least ten days prior to the competition or the first official training. A decision will be made by the ANC Sub-Committee seven (7) days prior to the competition or the first official training.

— FIS, Rules for the Alpine FIS Continental Cups, section B, ANC 2.3.3 (2026/27)

Athletes from the African Continent may start in the Australian New Zealand Cup (ANC) races with the same qualification status as the Australian / New Zealand racers. They must have a FIS code and can participate irrespective of whether they have FIS points or not.

— FIS, Rules for the Alpine FIS Continental Cups, section B, ANC 2.3.4 (2026/27)

Manche 2

The Jury has the right to decide not later than one hour before the start of the first run whether the reversed order shall be for the first fifteen or first thirty placed competitors from the first run.

— FIS, Rules for the Alpine FIS Continental Cups, art. 3.3.2 (2026/27)

L’art. 621.11 du RIS fixe l’ordre de la seconde manche : les 30 premiers du résultat de la manche 1 partent en ordre inverse (le 30e en premier, le 1er en trentième), et tous les athlètes à partir du 31e partent dans l’ordre de leur résultat de la manche 1. Le jury peut réduire le groupe inversé à 15. La façon dont Race Bureau prépare cette liste est décrite dans Manche 2.

Ce que Race Bureau applique de lui-même

Lors du tirage au sort, avec le niveau de la course réglé dans Event info :

• RIS 621.2 et 621.3 : la liste de points valide, le premier groupe de 15 au maximum (élargi en cas d’égalité à la 15e place), les autres dans l’ordre des points, les athlètes sans points tirés au sort en dernier.
• RIS 621.3.2 et COC 3.1.1 pour GS et SL : le premier groupe scindé en 1–7 et 8–15 et tiré au sort en double tirage.
• COC 3.1 et 3.2 : le premier groupe aux points de Coupe, puis le groupe spécial au rang 16, puis le top 30 de la WCSL, puis le classement de la Coupe jusqu’au dossard 30. La World Cup Start List est lue par discipline.
• COC 3.1.3 et 3.1.4 : la liste de base du début de saison et le moment où elle est supprimée.
• COC 3.4 à partir de la troisième course de la saison : le leader actuel porte le dossard de leader.
• ANC 2.3.1 et 2.3.3 : les nations hôtes sans points, les nations visiteuses sur la liste valide.
• Une égalité de points de Coupe se départage aux points FIS, puis au sort. Une égalité au dossard 30 se départage, jamais de groupe élargi.

Ce qui reste votre décision

Race Bureau les signale sur la carte du tirage et vous laisse trancher :

• COC 3.1.1 pour DH, SG et AC : le premier groupe et le groupe spécial choisissent leur dossard entre 1 et 30. Un choix ne se tire pas au sort : la procédure GS/SL est donc appliquée et vous ajustez les dossards.
• COC 3.2.1, report pour blessure : il n’y a pas de registre des blessures ; attribuez la place spéciale à la main.
• COC 3.2.2 (les vainqueurs de Coupes étrangères partent 31e) : réglez le dossard à la main.
• COC 3.4 pour les courses 1 et 2 de la saison : le dossard de leader va au vainqueur de la saison passée, puis au vainqueur de la course 1. Race Bureau ne détient pas ces faits ; vérifiez-les.
• COC 3.1.2 (tirage public manqué, SL/GS tirés à partir des dossards les plus élevés) : non automatisé.
• RIS 621.4 (un grand groupe sans points réparti par nation et tiré au sort par groupes) : Race Bureau tire tout en un seul pot.
• RIS 621.3.3 pour le combiné alpin, substitution DH/SG : la course n’indique pas de quelle discipline de vitesse il s’agit, c’est donc appliqué à la main.
• Le maximum de 160/180 points de l’ANC 2.3.3 relève de l’inscription, pas du classement de départ.
• COC 3.3.2 (le jury inverse 15 au lieu de 30 en manche 2) : Race Bureau inverse 30 ; modifiez Bibo dans la boîte de dialogue de la manche 2 si le jury a décidé 15.

Voir aussi

• Précédent : La coche verte
• Suivant : Publication et délais de réclamation
• Comment ça s’articule : Une course FIS, du calendrier à Accepted by FIS
• Pour le DT : Recherche RIS
• Le tirage au sort
• Manche 2