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Andy Champ wrote:
Harlan Lachman wrote: After more than a 30 year absence as crew, I find that I will be racing my boat in PHRF club races this season -- almost all windward - leward races. Thoughts? Gene's right about the rules. They were totally re-written a few years ago, and bear little resemblance to the ColRegs. Agreed, if the OP hasn't raced since the rules were revised in 1997 he should definitely learn the new version. It is quite substantially different from what was in effect before and if he tries to play be the old rules he'll be in a world of hurt. But I'm not sure if starting with the full-blown RRS is the best use of his time - the rules in brief available at http://www.ussailing.org/rules/RulesInBrief.htm is enough for most situations. Better to spend his time and energy on figuring out how to make the boat go fast. So I'd suggest that he learn the bowlderized version of the rules, then try to stay out of sticky situations, get clear air and concentrate on makeing the boat go fast. //Walt |
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