VAR
What does VAR stand for?
video assistant referee
What sports use hawk eye technology?
Football /tennis/rugby
What type of athletes use this?
all levels
What were traditional blood tests like ?
a blood sample
What is the purpose of the halo?
To protect the head of the pilot.
Who created VAR?
a) Fernando Mendez Rivero
b) Thomas Crapper
c) Pavel Ricol
d) Bartolomé Estéban Murillo
a
What is the hawk eye technology?
It is a camera system that traces the ball's trajectory during the game
In which objects can it be integrated?
watch/vest/bib
What are the risks of having high levels of latic acid?
low blood sugar level, vomiting
Was the halo technology welcome?
No, because it caused a vision problem for the pilot
Who controls the VAR?
a) the linesman
b) assistant referee
c) referee
c
How many cameras are on a court?
4
Why do athletes use it?
to optimize their training
What are the benefits for athletes of knowing the lactic acid level?
Knowing their body / increasing their performance
Why did they invent the halo?
Because of the death of Jules Bianchi who was decapitated in an accident
Where can you find the VAR during a football match?
Outside the stadium in a truck
Why do sports use the hawk eye technology?
the technology allows officials to make quick and accurate decisions, with little interruption to play.
In which sports is it used?
track and field/running/cycling/trails/orienteering/football...
Why do we get cramp?
lack of water and lactic acidios
Which was the first pilot to be saved by the halo?
Zhou
For what decisions do referees use the VAR?
goal / penalty / red card / check identity of player
When was hawk eye first used?
2001
What data does the GPS tracking give?
speed/pace/distance covered
Which is the most important, diet or training in body building?
60% diet
40% training
Where is the halo in a F1?
It surrounds the cockpit