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Rule 18 | Racing Rules of Sailing | Tacktician
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Rule 18 applies between boats when they are required to leave a mark on the same side and at least one of them is in the zone. However, it does not apply (a) between boats on opposite tacks on a beat to windward,
Tune in to Rules of Racing: Rule 18, Mark Roundings
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Tune in to Rules of Racing: Rule 18, Mark Roundings. Of all the rules in the RRS Rule 18, Mark-room, is probably one of the most complex, after all it takes up almost two pages and has the most possible scenarios for fouls to occur. This article breaks down the rule with some common examples. Rounding marks can be complicated, especially if there are …
Rule 18.2 – Giving Mark-Room: Racing Rules of Sailing 2021-2024
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If the first boat enters the zone clear ahead, she need not give mark room to boats that are clear astern. When a boat claims she obtained or broke an overlap in time, the claim must be well-supported. If there is reasonable doubt, the claim will not be accepted. Rule 18 “turns off” when mark-room has been given.
Rule 18 – When Rule 18 (Mark-Room) Applies: Racing …
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Rule 18 – When Rule 18 (Mark-Room) Applies. This series of rules articles cover Part 2, Section C – At Marks and Obstructions. Section C covers Rules 18, 19,...
Rule 18.1 – When Mark-Room Applies: Racing Rules of …
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Rule 18.1 – When Mark-Room Applies: Racing Rules of Sailing 2021-2024. written by SailZing Editor. Our next series of rules articles cover Part 2, Section C – At Marks and Obstructions. Section C covers Rules 18, 19, and 20. Rule 18 – Mark-Room is complex, so we’ll cover it in three separate articles, starting with Rule 18.1.
Racing rule of sailing 18.3 explained by Rushall Sailing
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Racing rules of sailing 18.3 – Tacking Inside the Zone at the windward mark – can give rise to a lot of confusion. I often see this rule broken, or the Starboard boat feeling hard done by when the Port tack boat has sailed within the rules. My rule 18.3 analysis has been shared far and wide on social media.
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The clear reason is that of all the racing rules, sailors and race officials find rule 18 the longest, most complicated and most convoluted rule, making it difficult for experienced racers and race officials to apply it clearly and consistently on the water and in the protest room, and for inexperienced racers to learn the rule.
Take the 2022 Test Rule 18 Quiz >> Scuttlebutt Sailing News
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2 days ago · The Rule 18 WP is inviting sailors and race officials around the world to study the test rule, take the 2022 Test Rule 18 Quiz, and if possible …
Rule 18 - SailZing | Stimulating Learning for Racing …
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Rule 18.4 – Gybing “When an inside overlapped right-of-way boat must gybe at a mark to sail her proper course, until she gybes she shall sail no farther from the mark than needed to sail that course. Rule 18.4 does not apply at a gate mark.” Definitions. Previously-defined terms (click to refresh your memory): overlap, proper course. Scenarios
New Racing Rule of Sailing 18.3 - YouTube
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Rule 18.3 has been changed and according to rules guru Butch Ulmer, not necessarily for the best. This video teaches you how starboard roundings will be much...
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