• RRS 70.3(b) - Denial of right to appeal (conditional)
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  Benjamin Harding Yesterday 01:10
• To be a MARK or not to be
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  Catalan Benaros 26-Feb-11 21:57
• On-the-water "3-minute Justice" NOR/SI/Appendix?
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  Angelo Guarino 26-Feb-10 12:11
• Rule 18.2(d)
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  Rene Nusse 26-Feb-10 03:16
• New MNA Prescription Link to WS Website on RRoS
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  Angelo Guarino 26-Feb-07 01:37

• RRS 70.3(b) - Denial of right to appeal (conditional)
  I really don't know of course if there has been any such cases launched, but perhaps the (well heeled) party is maybe simply seeking the Judge to direct the OA / MNA to reconsider things, as without that - a boat's position on the racing leaderboard or otherwise such like is adversely impacted.
  John Quirk Today 07:53
• Mark-Room and Room to Pass an Obstruction who wins.
  See John's response.   For the sake of simplicity, if we ask for an interpretation, the testimony of both competitors is that was only room for one boat to pass safely between the mark and the obstruction.
  
  Further. What happens if there are three boats overlapped? I was recently on a one-design start line with 103 boats.  I wish I could tell you that I had a fantastic first leg and arrived at the top mark in the top 3 boats with no overlap. Alas by the time I got there, so did a lot of other boats.  Fortunately, no obstruction. But I confess that Mark's Xmas puzzler was going through my head as I rounded 3 abreast.
  
  Oh, and I had a much better downwind leg. Thanks for asking.
  Justin Scott Mon 19:04
• RRS Power Point Presentation
  Hi John
  Can you share again the links of Race Managment documents. I am planning a training session on this.
  António Negreiros Fernandes Sun 20:37
• To be a MARK or not to be
  I totaly agree with Mark Townsend’s answer. Even nothing is said about the start process in your case, it seems you are racing and RRS 31 applies and the first marks you shall not touch are the marks of the starting line. 
  Didier Greze Thu 07:52
• Rule 18.2(d)
  My summary of this thread is that 18.2(d) is similar to 18.2(e) in that it simply says you can't get a last-second overlap and expect room.
  Niko Kotsatos 26-Feb-11 14:18

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