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Recent Comments
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For sailing at the grassroots level you sometimes have to make do with what the venue offers and limits on manpower to set better courses. Just write the NoR/SI to designate that the start mark is not surrounded by navigable water. It is obvious when we run one end of a start off of a dock, pier or shoal that the Section C rules apply at the start. This scenario is less obvious, so do the work in advance and make it clear in the regatta documents.Eric Rimkus Today 15:20
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Welcome Charlotte! Happy to have your contribution.
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As a retired IJ and IU my take is that Blue, being a fast reaching multi-hull, is on the cusp of breaking rule 17 at position 6.Phil Mostyn Thu 07:42
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I think that wording is quite workable, if that's what you want to do.John Allan Wed 08:05
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Rule 89.2 provides the option to change the NoR provided adequate notice is given.
As brought out by John d Farris, any change needs to be communicated to all stakeholders.Satish Kumar Kanwar 26-May-16 04:57