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Case 89

Except on a windsurfer or a kiteboard, a competitor may not wear or otherwise attach to his person a drinking container.

Question

Does rule 50.1(a) permit a competitor to wear or otherwise attach to his person a drinking container while racing?

Answer

No. Except on a windsurfer or a kiteboard, there is no necessity for such a practice, and therefore its primary purpose must be considered to be to increase the competitor’s weight. (Note that rules B4 and F4 modify rule 50.1(a) for windsurfing competition and kiteboard racing.)

Related Rules

Rule 50.1(a)
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