Yet another reminder about the Dobroyd regatta, this weekend. There'll
be racing on both days but people are very welcome to turn up just for
one day.
Hopefully we can fit in course racing, slalom and freestyle, and the
first short races for new sailors and kids on 4.5s and 3.5s.
If there's anything I can do to help get you afloat, call me on 0405
160 125
Chris
Notice of Race below.
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NOTICE OF RACE
2005-2006 Windsurfer One Design class NSW Travellers Trophy Series
The 2005-2006 Windsurfer One Design class Travellers Trophy Series
will be held from December 10th to March 19th.
1. Organising Authority
The races will be organized by the NSW Boardsailing Association Inc.
2. Venue
Competition will take place at the following venues;
Rd 1, December 10 Dobroyd Aquatic Club, Rodd Point.
Rd 2, December 11 Dobroyd Aquatic Club, Rodd Point.
Rd 3, February 4 Balmoral Beach.
Rd 4, March 18/19 Botany Bay (NSW state titles)
4. Rules
The races will be governed by:-
(a) the ISAF Racing Rules of Sailing for 2005-2008.
(b) The WCA class rules
(c) This notice of race
(d) The sailing instructions
Advertising shall only be displayed in accordance with Category C,
ISAF Advertising Code.
5. Eligibility to Enter
The races are open to financial members of Clubs or Associations
affiliated with the NSW Boardsailing Association Inc.
6. Competition Disciplines
It is intended that competition will be conducted in course racing,
slalom, freestyle, marathon and pentathlon all in accordance with
class rules. It is intended that course racing shall be conducted at
all events; that freestyle and/or slalom shall be conducted if
possible during Rds 1,2,3, and 5; and the marathon shall be conducted
during Rd 5.
Men's Weight Divisions (number and break points), women's division,
age divisions - to be determined on December 10 in accordance with
entries.
It is intended that a short-course division shall be conducted to
cater for less experienced entrants. Selection of sailors into the
short-course division will be at the discretion of the class captain
and club officials. This division shall start with the main fleet but
sail a shorter course. Short-course and junior divisions may use
smaller sails.
7. Equipment
It is the responsibility of each competitor to ensure that their board
and equipment conforms to the current class rules in accordance with
Rule 78. Downhaul and outhaul systems which can be adjusted while
sailing without the need for the sail to be in the water shall not be
used. Small sails need not conform to class rules.
9. Buoyancy
Buoyancy vests conforming with AS 1499 or approved by the race
committee shall be worn as intended while racing with the exception of
slalom and freestyle disciplines. Please note that the rules and
officers of individual clubs may require buoyancy to be worn during
the slalom discipline.
10. Liability
It is the competitor's sole decision to enter this event and to start
and or to continue to compete. By way or entering, competitors
acknowledge that participation in this event can be dangerous and
accept that their participation is at their exclusive risk in every
respect. In addition, by way of entering competitors shall hold
harmless the organizing authority, its officers, members, servants and
agents and all other competitors in respect of any and all liability
for injury to themselves and or damage to their property howsoever
arising from their participation or intended participation in this event.
11. Scoring
The Low Point Scoring System, Appendix A of the RRS shall apply for
course racing and marathon. Slalom, freestyle and pentathlon will be
scored in accordance with class rules. For the pentathlon scoring,
competitor ties in the slalom and freestyle will be scored in
accordance with RRS Appendix A7. A separate pointscore will apply for
the short course fleet.
12 Entry
Entry can be completed on site at the time of registration.
13 Enquiries
For further information please contact Chris Thompson on 0405 160 125
or (02) 9569 2522