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Walt wrote:
o Rule 22.2 (interfering with another boat) has been modified to include boats on another lap or leg of the course. This is truly new - you can't change course if your only purpose is to interfere with a boat on another leg of the course. Comments? How do you define "another leg of the course"? Lets say I'm match racing and manage to push the other boat over early. I start properly. May I interfere with the other boat's efforts to get back across the start line to restart? Not that I do any match racing. I'm just trying to think my way through what this means. Also, I assume "interfere" means to obstruct the movement of. If I intentionally sail so as to give the other boat bad air but not actually make her change course to avoid me, have I interfered with her? |
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