See appendix 1 

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16.9.006 Except for records set during the Paralympic Games, World Championships  and World Cup events, no world record can be ratified if the athlete in question did not submit to an anti-doping control in accordance with the UCI Anti-doping Rules at the end of the race. For team events, all team members who have set the new record shall submit to the test. 

The costs of such an anti-doping control shall be borne by the national federation of the athlete(s) concerned. 

Any world record can be ratified only if the doping control the athlete(s) underwent has proven negative. 

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16.9.007 No record shall be ratified if it does not comply with all applicable provisions. 

16.9.008 A record broken the same day shall not be ratified. 

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16.9.009 Records performed during World Cup events, World Championships or Paralympic Games may be ratified by a certified copy of the official result communiqué, signed by the president of the commissaires’ panel and by the UCI Technical Delegate. 

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16.09.010 A world record shall be recognised only if ratified by the UCI. 

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16.09.011 A request for ratification shall be lodged by the athlete that set the record or by his national federation. To be considered, the request shall have reached the UCI headquarters at the latest one month after the date the record was set. 

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16.09.012 If the UCI considers that there exist circumstances opposing ratification of a world record, it shall invite the athlete or his representative to elucidate those circumstances before taking a decision. If that is not done and if the record is not ratified the athlete may lodge an appeal with CAS. 

16.09.013 The UCI also ratifies and recognises Paralympic records. 

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