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    Posted: 06 Jun 13 at 12:19pm
Do you know what Jim I agree with you. So I apologise if I am out of order, perhaps I have allowed myself to be led up a path whilst bored watching the kids play in the pool. So again apologies if I am out of order. Nick I don't mean to call you a liar. You don't need to prove yourself to me or anyone else for that matter. So whilst I stand by my of my comments it would appear thu have been taken out of some context.

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Given how spread out the boats are, I can't see how it would be possible to make much of a guess about how many boats "ought" to be at a worlds - too many variables.
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Post Options Post Options   Quote yellowwelly Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 06 Jun 13 at 12:29pm
Originally posted by Ruscoe

 our sail numbers don't run consecutively.  

how do they work then?  
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Ruscoe - no worries, apology accepted. Enjoy the sun, quite envious.
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He's sat by that pool in the sun clearly getting p1ssed, the b'stard..

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Originally posted by Nick Peters

I just rang Richard Frost who runs the schedule.....not exact but pretty close....

latest no 478, going out tomorrow, started at 100. 378 sold: Few more on order
UK - 180-190ish some used gone abroad...
USA - 20-25
AUS - 20-25
GER - 33
ITA - 16
FRA - 14
ESP - EXCLUDING MINORCA - 22
NED - 12-15
SWE - 12-15
CZE - 8-10ish
JPN - 8-10ish
DEN - 5 or 6
IRL - 3or4
Also a few in random countries and of course a gaggle in Minorca. 


Ruscoe,

Whilst we all know some classes sail numbers are over inflated I think you will have to accept the above figures.

After all, only an utter fool would falsify figures in such a public way. I don't know if you know but as an ISAF class each boat built is issued with a builders plaque from ISAF. This is much like a tax disk.

I am sure ISAF would be after Nick pretty quickly is the tax collected was short of the number of claimed boats built.

As an aside I think ISAF could do all us sailors a favour by publishing the number of plaques issued each year for each ISAF class. Many classes don't have continuous sail numbers and this would be most interesting/helpful.
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Post Options Post Options   Quote Foxbox Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 06 Jun 13 at 2:35pm
Anthony York has added a "rig" column to the Worlds entries list:

http://www.rs100sailing.org/champs/cindex.asp?selection=Entry%20List&eid=559

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Post Options Post Options   Quote JimC Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 06 Jun 13 at 4:28pm
Originally posted by Old Timer

As an aside I think ISAF could do all us sailors a favour by publishing the number of plaques issued each year for each ISAF class.

ISAF publish a report for each Int Class every year with data from the CA which includes numbers built. The Topper ones, for example, are here:
http://www.sailing.org/classesandequipment/20184.php
It includes:-
How many new boats were built in [last year]
How many boats were built over the past 5 years
Approximately how many boats exist Worldwide

However I suggest that the "how many boats exist worldwide" figure is best taken with a large pinch of salt for many of the classes. The Topper figure of 47,400 in 2012, for instance, implies that few Toppers have ever been destroyed, which I suspect may not be precisely correct.
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Post Options Post Options   Quote Neptune Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 06 Jun 13 at 4:45pm
interesting data that actually put a little world wide perspective onto it.....

276 420's in 2012, 1521 in the last 5 years
145 Finn's in 2012, 900 in the last 5 years
77 Snipes in 2012, 445 in the last 5 years


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Post Options Post Options   Quote rodney Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 06 Jun 13 at 4:56pm

I have no doubt about the numbers of RS100s in circulation.  The sales of D-Ones is nearly 180 so far and, bearing in mind that RS have sold many boats to institutions and that the D-One is priced to keep out the Riffraff out Wink, it seems absolutely reasonable to expect about 400+ RS100s sold to date.  It’s great for me to see the two classes developing so well.  It’s for sure an indication that single handed, asymmetric sailing is so popular Smile

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