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    Posted: 18 Mar 09 at 12:05pm
Originally posted by Peaky

Technically, does a class need to be affilliated to the RYA to be able to race in club races run under RRS? Otherwise, at present, these quasi-Lasers should not be racing. Nor should my NS14, nor any other new class.



I do not believe they do. There are many tiny classes along the south coast that would not want to pay the affiliation fee. You can create a class as and when you like.

I could be wrong but I do not believe the Rooster 8.1 class is affiliated with the RYA yet yet there are getting of for 400 or so of them out there.
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Originally posted by Peaky

Technically, does a class need to be affilliated to the RYA to be able to race in club races run under RRS?

No. It's extremely common for yachts to race that aren't in a "class" at all.
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Originally posted by alstorer

In fact, I don't think class rules CAN change RRS

Oh yes they can. For example IRC class rules modify RRS 52 (manual power).
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So taking things to an extreme, what would happen if the Solo class, say, decided that port had right of way?   
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Originally posted by Guest#260

Originally posted by Jamesd

does "class rules" cover the specific sailing instructions for a class?

i.e. could an RS class hit marks in club racing?

I once had someone who was sailing an RS in a handicap event tell me he didn't need to do a turn for hitting a mark as he was sailing an RS

I've had that too; I nearly fell over side as I was laughing so much!

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"So taking things to an extreme, what would happen if the Solo class, say, decided that port had right of way?   "

"Class rules may change only racing rules 42, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53 and 54." RRS 2009-2012

Port vs Starboard is rule 10, so the calss rules can't change it.

The Sailing Instructions can't change it (unless you're going to race to non IYRU rules).


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Originally posted by JimC

Originally posted by Late starter

What on earth possessed ISAF to do something so utterly stupid?  

If you read back threads there are a lot of arguments made against permitting replica sails in racing posted by people who haven't been bunged anything. We may be all utterly stupid, but I wouldn't bet on it if I were you.

I've seen the threads on replica sails, but unless I've missed something there was a pretty sizeable majority pro replica?

Opinion at my club is split between those, like me, who think the rule is stupid and we need to change our SI's along the lines others have suggested and those who also think the rule is stupid but we should ignore it!

I can't ever recall a rule change where so many people seem to feel the need to find a way around it.
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Originally posted by Peaky

So taking things to an extreme, what would happen if the Solo class, say, decided that port had right of way?   

They can't. RRS 86.1 says which rules can be changed and by whom. Parts 1, 2 and 7 can't be changed by anyone.

Going back to the RS touching a mark question, AFAIK that's amended by RS standard SIs http://www.rs-association.com/docs/RS_SI_2009.doc 13.2 which amends RRS 31. SIs can change 31 but class rules can't. So the answer to the original question is no, an RS can't bump a mark in a club race even if it's an RS class race unless the club SIs are changed to allow it.



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Originally posted by ColPrice2002

"So taking things to an extreme, what would happen if the Solo class, say, decided that port had right of way?   "

"Class rules may change only racing rules 42, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53 and 54." RRS 2009-2012

Port vs Starboard is rule 10, so the calss rules can't change it.

The Sailing Instructions can't change it (unless you're going to race to non IYRU rules).


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You were doing so well with your answer...... until you brought the 'IYRU' into it!
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