SAILING INSTRUCTIONS
FOR CLUB RACING
1.
GENRAL
The
current I.S.A.F. Racing Rules of Sailing and the relevant boat class
rules will govern racing.
2. ELIGIBILITY
To be eligible to race,
boats must be adequately insured against third party risks and
competitors must
be members of Mullingar Sailing Club.
3.
RESPONSIBILITY
The decision whether or
not to race shall lie entirely with the intending competitors.
4.
COURSES
The course to be used for
racing will be a Port course,
Triangle
– Triangle – Beat
/ Run - Beat ,
(Start-1-2-3 , 1-2-3, 1-3
, Finish , see last page)
5.
STARTING LINE PROCEDURE
The starting line will be
between the console on the anchored committee boat and a rounding mark.
Starting sequence –
Flags & Signals
Each visual signal may be
accompanied by sound signals, -visual signals will apply where sound
signals
fail or are not simultaneous with the visual.
When an individual recall
is signalled, it will be at the discretion of the race officer weather
to hail
all offending boats or none.
When a general recall is
signalled the full starting procedure will be applied.
6.
STARTING TIME LIMITS
A boat starting later than
five minutes after the starting signal will be scored did not start.
7.
FINNISHING LINE AND SHORTEND COURSE
The finish line will be
between a rounding mark and a staff displaying a blue flag on
the
anchored committee boat.
The race officer may
shorten the course before any competitor starts to sail the finishing
leg.
8. POINTS SCORING
SYSTEM
The Chipstead High Points
scoring system will apply
Points scoring system
1. If you come to the start area
and by your actions indicate, that you
intend to start the race, you will be scored “last +1” place.
2. The score for a Retirement is
equivalent to finishing in “last +1”
place.
3. The score for a
Disqualification or “Did-Not-Start” is Zero points.
4. Officer of the Day duty is
scored at the average for all of his or her
series scores.
5. Participation in Class events
is rewarded, and missed club races will be
scored at the average for all of his or her series scores.
9.
SAIL NUMBERS
Sail numbers must be
unique. Competitors using older sails should strikethrough the last
digit/s of
the sail number.
10.
PROTESTS
Protests must be made to
the race officer before results are posted in the clubhouse.
11.
CHANGES TO SAILING INSTRUCTIONS
Any changes to the sailing
instructions will be posted on the club notice boars not later than the
day
before they come into effect.

Triangle
– Triangle – Beat / Run - Beat ,
(Start-1-2-3
, 1-2-3, 1-3 , Finish) .
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