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Racing Rules Companion 2009-2012
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A quick reference to any situation that should arise during a race, this trim, splash-proof guide offers beginners instant access to the newest racing rules for yachts, dinghies, and windsurfing. A summary of the latest ISAF regulations, which are revised every four years, this practical, user-friendly guide covers the basic rules of sailing, covering everything from changing course, visual signals, penalty turns, and even includes advice on protesting or appealing a decision. Here is the perfect onboard thumb-through guide for meeting any racing challenge as it happens.
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Introduction

The Rule Changes

1. The Basics

2. Before the Preparatory Signal

3. In the Preparatory Period

4. The Start

5. The Gate Start

6. On the Beat

7. Rounding the Windward Mark

8. On the Reach

9. Rounding the Wing Mark

10. Rounding the Leeward Mark from the Reach

11. On the Run

12. Rounding the Leeward Mark from the Run

13. The Finish

14. Means of Propulsion

15. Taking a Penalty

16. Protesting

17. Requesting Redress & Appealing

Introduction

Basic Principle

Part 1 Fundamental Rules

Part 2 When Boats Meet

Part 3 Conduct of a Race

Part 4 Other Requirements When Racing

Part 5 Protests, Redress, Hearings, Misconduct &

Appeals

Part 6 Entry and Qualification

Part 7 Race Organization

The Racing Rules of Sailing for 2005 – 2008

A. Scoring

B. Windsur fing Competiton Rules

C. Match Racing Rules

D. Team Racing Rules

E. Radio-Controlled Boat Racing Rules

F. Appeals Procedures

G. Identification on Sails

H. Weighing Clothing and Equipment

J. Notice of Race and Sailing Instructions

K. Notice of Race Guide

L. Sailing Instructions Guide

M. Recommendations for Protest Committees

N. International Juries

P. Immediate Penalties for Breaking Rule 42

Index

Definitions

Race Signals

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