GBR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS EXEMPTION REQUEST

To be completed by any athlete seeking exemption from the respective National Championships. British Fencing will confirm that the exemption has been granted via a confirmation through Smartsheet. All granted and rejected exemptions will be published on the BF website so that these can be referenced by selectors and checked by BF staff when reviewing future selections. Typically, exemptions are only granted in exceptional circumstances. Senior athletes living/training abroad will not be granted exemptions simply due to being an athlete living/training abroad. BF will not consider exemption requests based on financial ability. For information about the selection policy, click here: https://www.britishfencing.com/gbr-fencing/gbr-senior/gbr-senior-selection-policies-and-procedures/

Fencers Name*

Age*

Above 18 years old

Below 18 years old

Email*

BF Membership Number*

Please provide your BFA number.

Telephone*

Phone

Competitive Gender Category*

Male

Female

Competitive Age Category*

Select

Weapon*

Select

WorldAbility Sport Category

Select

Grounds for Exemption*

Please set out your reasons for requesting exemption from the National Championships.

Medical Evidence

In the event that you are requesting exemption as a result of injury/illness, please attach a letter from a medical professional confirming that the injury/illness will/would have prevented you from competing.

Drag and drop files here or

Authorisation*

All the information included in this form is an accurate and truthful representation of the facts that I wish the selectors to consider. I consent to the information in this form being shared with the people in BF responsible for authorising exemptions. I consent to my name showing on the BF website on a list of athletes granted exemptions.

Adult Consent

As the consenting adult on behalf of the athlete, provide your name and contact details in case we need to verify any of the information submitted.

Send me a copy of my responses

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