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1 Sailing Instructions CCSC Pursuit Barnes Cup 2Nd July 2017 1. The Sailing Instructions CCSC Pursuit Barnes Cup 2nd July 2017 1. The Race will be governed by the Racing Rules of Sailing (RRS). The Start 2. The Start line shall be between the forward mast of the Club Committee Boat and the OLM. 3. Start times for boat classes are given in Appendix A and will be signalled from the Committee boat by displaying numerals 1 to 113. Boats in Classes not indicated in Appendix A must apply to the Sailing Secretary for a start time/ number – email [email protected]. 4. Displaying the number on the start board indicates 1 minute to the start. Start when the number is covered/removed. No sound signal will be made. 5. If a boat is on the course side of the Start Line when the start board is covered/removed, Flag X will be flown for 20 seconds and the boat will be scored OCS unless the boat re starts by returning fully to the pre-start side of the line. No sound signal will be made. 6. A boat may start at any time after it’s Class start time as indicated in Appendix A 7. The course (Trapezoid) will be displayed on the Committee Boat and must be sailed until the Finish. 8. The Start Line is not a mark of the course after the start. (comment: The Committee Boat may remain in position on the course but the OLM will be removed after the last boat starts and boats do not need to cross the start line to complete a ‘lap’ – once started just keep sailing the course until the finish) The Finish 9. This is a Pursuit Race and the Finish time has been calculated as 14.40 10. Competitors will be finished from 14.40 by passing between two boats flying orange flags, one of which may be the Committee Boat, that will progress through the fleet recording positions. 11. Many sound signals may be made – followed by a smashing Cream Tea in the Club House 1 Appendix A CCSC Class: Class 9 and Z Class Series: The Barnes Cup Race: Race_1 Scratch boat start time: 13:00 Planned scratch duration: 100 minutes Finish due at: 14:40 Pursuit start times Fastest Start Time Slowest handicap handicap Boat list 1 11:54 2500 1656 All Optimists 2 11:55 1655 1646 3 11:56 1645 1636 4 11:57 1635 1626 5 11:58 1625 1616 6 11:59 1615 1606 7 12:00 1605 1596 8 12:01 1595 1586 9 12:02 1585 1576 10 12:03 1575 1566 11 12:04 1565 1556 12 12:05 1555 1546 13 12:06 1545 1536 14 12:07 1535 1526 15 12:08 1525 1516 16 12:09 1515 1506 17 12:10 1505 1496 18 12:11 1495 1486 19 12:12 1485 1476 20 12:13 1475 1466 21 12:14 1465 1456 RS Tera, Solent Scow (Mabel) 22 12:15 1455 1446 23 12:16 1445 1436 24 12:17 1435 1426 Cadet Dinghy 25 12:18 1425 1416 2 Pursuit start times Fastest Start Time Slowest handicap handicap Boat list 26 12:19 1415 1406 27 12:20 1405 1396 28 12:21 1395 1386 29 12:22 1385 1376 Mirror Dinghies 30 12:23 1375 1366 31 12:24 1365 1356 32 12:25 1355 1346 Toppers 33 12:26 1345 1336 34 12:27 1335 1326 Laser Pico 35 12:28 1325 1316 36 12:29 1315 1306 Dayboat 69 (Mary Rose) 37 12:30 1305 1296 38 12:31 1295 1286 39 12:32 1285 1276 40 12:33 1275 1266 41 12:34 1265 1256 RS Q’Ba 42 12:35 1255 1246 43 12:36 1245 1236 44 12:37 1235 1226 RS Feva, Cornish Shrimper (Skwif, Curlew) 45 12:38 1225 1216 46 12:39 1215 1206 Miracle 47 12:40 1205 1196 Comet, Laser 4.7 48 12:41 1195 1186 49 12:42 1185 1176 Wanderer 50 12:43 1175 1166 Drascombe Lugger (Cormorant) 51 12:44 1165 1156 Firefly 52 12:45 1155 1146 78 Fairy Dust; 53 12:46 1145 1136 Solo, Laser Radial 54 12:47 1135 1126 Devon Yawl (Hopeful), Hurley 22 (M’Lady Jane) 3 Pursuit start times Fastest Start Time Slowest handicap handicap Boat list 55 12:48 1125 1116 RS Aero 5, Squib (Hard De) 56 12:49 1115 1106 Enterprise, 420 57 12:50 1105 1096 Wayfarers, 2000 Class, Lasers (Standard sail) 58 12:51 1095 1086 Solution, Matilda 20 (Tilda) Hawk 20 59 12:52 1085 1076 Topper Zenon, 60 12:53 1075 1066 Lark, Supernova, RS Aero 61 12:54 1065 1056 National 12, Laser 2 Achilles 24 (U Beauty) 62 12:55 1055 1046 RS 200, E Boat (Eternal, Eagle, Express) 63 12:56 1045 1036 Scorpions Sonata (Selene) 64 12:57 1035 1026 Devoti D-Zero Hustler 25.5 (Ella, Harriet) Sadler 29 (Cornish Lady, Anam Cara) 65 12:58 1025 1016 Blaze, Elizabethan 31 (Pieces of Eight), Halmatic 30 (Feng Shui) Varne (Varne II) 66 12:59 1015 1006 Tasar, RS 100 (8.4) 67 13:00 1005 996 Phantom, Feva XL, Cobra 850 (Just a Drifter) 68 13:01 995 986 Contessa 32 (Ballytrim, Moonshadow II), Albin Ballard (Phoenix) 69 13:02 985 976 RS 100 (10.2), Merlin Rocket, 70 13:03 975 966 RS 500, RS 300, Contender Gibsea 92 (Karma, Tumbling Dice) 71 13:04 965 956 Fireball, Hornet Westerly Fulmar (Flying Colours) 72 13:05 955 946 Devoti D-One, Dufour 30 (Syrenka) MG C27 (Tigerlily, Merrywake II) 4 Pursuit start times Fastest Start Time Slowest handicap handicap Boat list J 24 (Joskin 2) 73 13:06 945 936 RS 400, 74 13:07 935 926 Osprey, Sigma 33 (Buckshot) Beneteau First 35 (Seraphim) Westerly Storm (Almada) Contention 33 (Scherzo) 75 13:08 925 916 RS 600, Laser 4000 76 13:09 915 906 505, 29er, 77 13:10 905 896 K6 78 13:11 895 886 Canoe International – No Spinnaker MG 335 (Crewcut, Flair II) 79 13:12 885 876 80 13:13 875 866 Canoe International - Asymmetric Spinnaker 81 13:14 865 856 82 13:15 855 846 RS 700, Musto Skiff, 83 13:16 845 836 84 13:17 835 826 85 13:18 825 816 86 13:19 815 806 RS 800 87 13:20 805 796 Grand Surprise (Surprise) 88 13:21 795 786 89 13:22 785 776 90 13:23 775 766 91 13:24 765 756 International 14 92 13:25 755 746 93 13:26 745 736 94 13:27 735 726 95 13:28 725 716 96 13:29 715 706 97 13:30 705 696 5 Pursuit start times Fastest Start Time Slowest handicap handicap Boat list 98 13:31 695 686 99 13:32 685 676 100 13:33 675 666 101 13:34 665 656 102 13:35 655 646 103 13:36 645 636 104 13:37 635 626 105 13:38 625 616 106 13:39 615 606 107 13:40 605 596 108 13:41 595 586 109 13:42 585 576 110 13:43 575 566 Moth 111 13:44 565 556 112 13:45 555 546 113 13:46 545 536 Alex Adams and/or Sam Barker– sailing anything 6 .
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