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  Angelo Guarino Wed 13:37
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  John Quirk Mon 04:08
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  Mark Townsend 25-Dec-26 18:39
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  John Quirk 25-Dec-26 04:10

• Mark-Room and Room to Pass an Obstruction who wins.
  To build on Angelo's comment.
  
  It is likley that 18 applies first as it applies when the first boat enteres the zone.
  
  19 applies when at the obstruction, probably later.
  
  18 gives room and the right to comply with part 2 rules. 
  
  Of course room in 19 gives the same rights.
  
  Because 18 applied first when leeward was committed his breach of 19 he can be exonerated as he was compelled to break 19.
  
  There are no restrictions on this exoneration, which may deal eith the breach.
  Michael Butterfield Today 17:55
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  HAPPY NEW YEAR !!!
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  Catalan Benaros Yesterday 02:13
• Does a competitor "see the incident" if they see it on a video?
  Thanks Ben....
  John Quirk Wed 04:07
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  John Quirk Wed 01:20
• Class breaks in handicap racing
  Yes David, in that scenario would be for sure. I just use the rough 50-50 average here to mentor the young lads (ie don't hide behind it or throw in the towel just becasue of one's handicap) - and inside the boat 50% is the boat itself + 'technology developments' (getting a flying jib or something or rather) by owner, skipper and crew, to gain advantge over competitiors (handicap affect gets a lot less)
  John Quirk Tue 04:16

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