Je ne sais pas si les règles de la WTC ou de l'ITU sont les mêmes que la FINA ?Valerian a écrit :de source sure, Stadler teste la flotabilité de sa combi avant la course, la plonge dans l'eau... et elle est remontée a la surface de suite. il me semble bien que le reglement stipule que le maillot ne doit pas apporter de flotabilité...
Il me semble qu'il y a un test de "flotabilité" (ou plutôt de coulée) : le maillot est jeté à la surafce de l'eau et a un certain délai pour couler.
Mais je n'ai trouvé que ça :
Vous aurez noté les points 1 et 2...="Réglementation FINA"
SWIMWEAR
GR 5.1 The swimwear (swimsuit, cap and goggles) of all competitors shall be in good moral taste and suitable for the individual sports disciplines and not to carry any symbol which may be considered offensive.
GR 5.2 All swimsuits shall be non transparent.
GR 5.3 In swimming competitions the competitor must wear swimsuit in one or two pieces which shall not extend beyond the ankles, the wrists and the neck. No additional items, like arm bands or leg bands shall be regarded as parts of a swimsuit.
GR 5.4 The referee of a competition has the authority to exclude any competitor whose swimsuit or body symbols do not comply with this Rule.
GR 5.5 Before any swimsuit of new design, construction or material is used in competition, the manufacturer of such swimsuit must submit the swimsuit to FINA and obtain approval of FINA.
