Right to use name and likeness

From an event I am doing this summer- provisional NoR:
The media rights belong exclusively to xx Yacht Club and xx Class Association. By participating in this event a competitor automatically grants to the organising authority and any sponsors the right in perpetuity to make, use and show, from time to time at their discretion, any motion pictures and live, taped or filmed television and or any other reproductions of him or her during the period of the competition without compensation.

The participants also undertake not to allow any act of reproduction, public communication or any distribution of images of the races without the previous authorisation from xx Yacht Club.

First para fine.
Second para- is this a standard clause now? I have not come across it before. To me it seems to include images taken by competitors, so permission needed to put own pics on social media/press. Is that how others read it? If its just referring to repro of professional images I think it could be better worded.

I can't go as far as 'sinister', but I agree that the second provision is over the top.

Originally posted by Peaky So if a competitor did post some gopro footage on this forum, could they be disqualified?

Assuming you weren't breaking class rules with the camera.

In defence of class rules banning cameras it's usually a 'side effect' of rules banning electronic devices rather than cameras specifically... and gopro videos tend to make me nauseous...