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Neptune
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Topic: The 2012 Olympic Legacy Posted: 06 Oct 12 at 4:48pm |
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Finn is not for lightweights is it, unless you count 95 kg light
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Musto Skiff and Solo sailor
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alstorer
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Post Options Quote Reply Posted: 07 Oct 12 at 9:19am | |
that'll be because it isn't a class rule, it's a standard SI change.
as is this. Not a class rule, an SI change, and one that's often used beyond RS classes |
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gordon
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alstorer - other way round, at least for the Finns:
Sailing instructions may NOT modify rule 42 (rule 86.1b) but Class rules may (86.1c) Finn Class rules DO modify rule 42: C.1.1 RULES (1) RRS 42.3 is changed by adding a new RRS 42.3 (i): 42.3(i) The Race Committee may signal in accordance with RRS Appendix P5 that pumping, rocking and ooching are permitted after the starting signal, except when the boat’s proper course is closehauled or above. This changes rules 42.2(a), 42.2(b) and 42.2(c). (2) The Finn Class recommends that race committees apply Rule C.1.1 (1) in winds of 10 knots and above, measured at deck level on a race committee boat at the windward mark. See also A.7.2. For the RS boats - Class rules may not modify rule 31 (rule 86.1c) but sailing instructions may (86.1b). A class may therefore suggest that when a club organises a RS race they modify the SIs. According to the rules it is the Race Committee who publish the SIs.It would be interesting to know if a club or race committee has ever refused! Do you have examples of SIs other than RS classes modifying rule 31. |
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alstorer
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Post Options Quote Reply Posted: 07 Oct 12 at 5:06pm | |
I don#t have them to hand, but it is fairly routine for B14 and Musto SIs to remove the penalty for hitting marks- but not always, which keeps us on our toes. Think Cherubs often have it as well, 49ers, 29ers, 4000s, ISOs? Edit: I14s at Hayling this weekend Edited by alstorer - 07 Oct 12 at 5:10pm |
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gordon
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Post Options Quote Reply Posted: 07 Oct 12 at 5:59pm | |
Not surprising that I had not heard of this as none of these classes sai in Ireland, nor, indeed in France when I lived there.
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getafix
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Post Options Quote Reply Posted: 12 Nov 12 at 11:06am | |
Taken from above link Touching a mark (other than a starting or finishing mark) with any part of the boat or crew shall incur no penalty. Manhandling a mark that results in an advantage is not allowed and a boat so doing shall promptly retire. ... so you can touch marks without penalty, but 'manhandling' them is a straight retire-or-DSQ, I wonder how you judge having to un-tangle the bouy mooring rope from your t-foil in this case? |
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alstorer
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Post Options Quote Reply Posted: 12 Nov 12 at 11:14am | |
I think that's covered in "that results in an advantage"- you could say that the manhandling results in an advantage in as much as it allows you to finish rather than be sat on your upturned boat whilst everyone curses you for making the mark harder to get round, but realistically you've gained a massive tiime pentlaty by cutting things so close to the mark, so no requirment to retire and no DSQ. I'd certainly hope that's what would happen if someone was petty enough to protest your misfortune
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