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  Paul Zupan Yesterday 19:56
• Can a boat break RRS 2 while breaking RRS 23.1?
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  Angelo Guarino Yesterday 11:40
• 2 questions on 18.3.
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  Nick Taylor Mon 16:41
• Class breaks in handicap racing
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  Jonah Zimmerman Fri 06:18
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  John Quirk 25-Dec-15 05:40

• Can a boat break RRS 2 while breaking RRS 23.1?
  It seems to me there are all sorts of possible acts which might be done off the water to  gain a competitive advantage that ought to come within RRS2 territory. The examples I can think of probably also come under RRS69, but still I think ought to be RRS2. Any kind of sabotage for instance, or even pretended sabotage like puttig a loose clevis pin in the bottom of one's opponent's boat. Giving them a fake weather forecast perhaps, or telling a competitor the start time has been postponed. Things that come under the general heading of gamesmanship. The same sort of spirit as RRS47, but outside the racing area. That would tend to push towards the wider definition.
  Jim Champ Today 07:59
• Happy Holidays!
  Same to everyone too, from the Philippines...

  

  John Quirk Today 04:08
• 2 questions on 18.3.
  Are we assuming 15 and 16.1 do not apply?
  Philip Hubbell Yesterday 19:03
• Class breaks in handicap racing
  Not really thought about it before but as expressed time on time allows for wind to some extent and i am used to this.
  
  I do work in an irc world and find other hanhicap systems complex and costly. And now with added penalties discredited. 
  
  Best to have one system. 
  
  
  
  Michael Butterfield Sat 17:34
• A keen volunteer with a conflict of interest
  I must have been referring to the right subparagraph:  Jim understood.
  
  Fixed.
  John Allan 25-Dec-16 13:39

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