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What are the nine single letter abbreviation codes
used to describe a racing sailboat's situation relative to other boats on the race course? [1 pt] |
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"Bart Senior" wrote
What are the nine single letter abbreviation codes used to describe a racing sailboat's situation relative to other boats on the race course? [1 pt] I thought these might be useful for any future discussions. S Starboard tack boat P Port tack boat L Leeward boat W Windward boat A Boat clear ahead B Boat clear behind M Middle or intervening boat I Inside boat (at mark or obstruction) O Outside boat (at mark or obstruction) When combined, the codes work like this: SL the boat is on starboard tack, and overlapped to leeward of th eother boat. PI the boat is on port tack and overlapped on the inside of the other boat. Source: Understanding the Racing Rules by Dave Perry |
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