Racing Sample Clauses
The RACING clause establishes the rules and conditions under which racing activities are to be conducted within the scope of the agreement. It typically outlines the responsibilities of participants, safety requirements, and any limitations or permissions regarding the use of vehicles or equipment for racing purposes. By clearly defining these parameters, the clause helps ensure that all parties understand their obligations and liabilities, thereby reducing the risk of disputes or accidents related to racing activities.
Racing a. Both Clubs shall encourage their members to participate in all Dinghy and Cruiser events organized by both Clubs.
b. Any logistics organized by either Club for racing will be available to members of both Clubs.
c. Both Clubs shall include the other Club events in their respective sailing calendar.
d. Both Clubs shall work in close conjunction to organize sailing events, cruising or racing between the two Clubs.
Racing the RPRA gather all the race programmes of affiliated organisations and notify APHA/Local DVO on a periodic basis (generally 10 days in advance of liberations). For other organisations not affiliated to the RPRA, they should complete Appendix 1 in a similar manner (i.e. around 10 days in advance) and notify APHA/Local DVO as above. Where race liberation points are changed at race marking or on the day of liberation due to bad weather or other issue, these should be notified to APHA as soon as possible.
Racing nets Non-compliance with rules regarding the positioning of nets in practices and races Car stopped by presentation of black flag with orange circle and brought into conformity.
Racing. Hit and Run or leaving the scene of an accident
Racing. Any racing activity;
Racing. Loss or damage caused when the watercraft is used in any contest involving a race or speed, except for sailboats in organized non- professional races.
Racing. Drag racing;
Racing. 3.1.1 Racing is not permitted.
Racing. Covered "autos" while used in any professional or organized racing or demolition contest or stunting activity, or while practicing for such contest or activity. This coverage also does not apply while that covered "auto" is being prepared for such a contest or activity.
Racing. Members must sign up for a race by notifying the coaches. During race sign-up periods, sign-ups will be on a first come, first-served basis. Members shall be committed to participate in the required practices, unless there is an unforeseen emergency. Members will notify the coaches as soon as possible of the inability to race. COMMUNICATION: The team website is updated weekly regarding available practice times. However, the primary communication is the team e-mail group list. This e-mail group is the communication tool most widely used by the team staff to communicate with the members. E-mails concerning practice, events, trips and general team information are sent through this e-mail group. New members are added to the group when they join. CODE OF CONDUCT: ATTITUDE: Be on time to all team scheduled events and practices. Respect coaches, team captains, and team members. Maintain a positive attitude. RESPECT: Respect the guidelines established for the team to ensure everyone’s safety and enjoyment. SPORTSMANSHIP: Encourage others, perform your best in every race, control your emotions at all times.