A round of competition for boats that lost in a preliminary heat. Top finishers in a repechage continue to further rounds.
A form of competition where a losing fencer in a bout, who is eliminated from directly qualifying to the next round, fences another such losing fencer for a second chance to qualify.
a competition formula which gives eliminated players another chance.
a second heat to afford another chance of qualifying to those running second best in preliminary heats
the competition formula which gives losers of a direct elimination bout a second chance to stay in the competition
The second chance race given to those crews which fail to qualify for the final from an opening heat. All the heat losers are drawn again and the repechages are raced. "Rep" qualifiers move onto semifinals or finals depending on the number of entries. Used in international racing.
The second-chance race which ensures that everyone has two chances to advance from preliminary races since there is no seeding in the heats.
A round (usually in sprint competitions) in which losers of previous heats race against each other to gain re-entry into the competition.
a second chance race. Boats that fail to advance to the next round can qualify for repechage. Typically, winners advance to the next round.
a second chance race for those crews which did not automatically advance to the finals of an event.
Repechage (French, pronounced re-pe-shage, literally re-fishing or to rescue or to save) is a practice amongst ladder competitions that allows participants that failed to meet qualifying standards by a small margin to continue to the next round.