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International Jury Decision

by ISAF 10 Dec 2011 17:11 GMT 10 December 2011

Following today’s incident with Ben Ainslie (GBR), a hearing was heard by the International Jury under Racing Rules of Sailing 69.

A Protest Summary is available on the Perth 2011 website here.

The International Jury’s decision is: GBR 3 is to be scored DGM for Races 9 and 10.

This means that Ainslie is disqualified from Races 9 and 10 and those scores cannot be excluded.

A detailed report will be available shortly.

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