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Notice of Race Kieler Woche 2021 REWE Ist Wieder Mit an Bord Kieler 04.– Woche 12. 2021 Sept. Notice of Race Kieler Woche 2021 REWE ist wieder mit an Bord. In unseren Märkten findest du alles für einen leckeren (Segel-)Törn 2Für dich geöffnet: Montag – Samstag von 7 bis 22 Uhr KW51 AZ_PRT_REWE_NO_diverse Märkte Kieler Woche 2020-12-11T09:15:50Z 1 001 Content Page 5 General Information Page 5 Notice of Race applies to Kiel Week Part I and Part II Page 20 Offshore Regatta Overview Page 23 Notice of Race | Offshore Races applies to Welcome Race, Kiel-Cup and Silbernes Band Page 35 Additional Information Page 39 Addendum Racing Areas Kiel Week 2021 Page 39 Addendum Driving Map Kiel-Schilksee Page 40 Addendum IQFoil Kieler Woche 2021 REWE ist wieder mit an Bord. In unseren Märkten findest du alles für einen leckeren (Segel-)Törn Für dich geöffnet: Montag – Samstag von 7 bis 22 Uhr 3 KW51 AZ_PRT_REWE_NO_diverse Märkte Kieler Woche 2020-12-11T09:15:50Z 1 001 Schützt Ihre Familie. Und die Welt, in der sie lebt. Alle Volvo Modelle sind auch als Recharge Plug-in Hybrid erhältlich. volvocars.de/recharge Kiel Week 2021 04 - 12 September General Information Responsible for Kiel Week: Contact: Kieler Yacht-Club e.V. Kieler Yacht-Club e.V. Kiellinie 70, 24105 Kiel, Germany Phone: +49 431 8 50 23, Fax: +49 431 8 39 39 Kiel Week is organised by: E-Mail: [email protected] Kieler Yacht-Club, Norddeutscher Regatta Verein Event website: www.kieler-woche.com and Verein Seglerhaus am Wannsee Notice of Race Applies to Kiel WeeK Part i And Part ii The notation ‘[NP]’ in a rule means that a boat 1.8 If there is a conflict between languages, may not protest another boat for breaking that the English text takes precedence. rule. This changes RRS 60.1(a). 1.9 COVID-19 infection prevention: 1.9.1 Infection prevention and hygienic The notation ‘[SP]’ in a rule means that a standard regulations apply. The regulations will be penalty may be applied by the race committee published on the event website. without a hearing or a discretionary penalty 1.9.2 Only accredited persons are allowed to may be applied by the international jury with a enter the event area. hearing. This changes RRS A5.1. 2 SAILING INSTRUCTIONS 1 RULES The Sailing Instructions will be available on 1.1 The event is governed by the rules as the event website from mid August 2021 defined in The Racing Rules of Sailing on. There will be no paper version available (RRS). at the venue. 1.2 No national authority prescriptions apply. 1.3 [DP] RRS 40.1 applies at all times while 3 COMMUNICATION afloat. 3.1 The online official notice board is located 1.4 RRS Appendix T, Arbitration, applies. on the event website. 1.5 RRS Appendix P, special procedures for 3.2 On the water, the race committee will Rule 42, applies. make courtesy broadcasts to competitors 1.6 29er only: or support person vessels on VHF radio. The Euro Cup 2021 Notice of Series applies. The channels will be stated in the Sailing 1.7 420 only: Instructions. The EUROSAF 420 Circuit Notice of Series 3.3 [DP] While racing, except in an emergency, applies. 5 HELLYHANSEN.COM HOW DO YOU PREPARE FOR THE WORLD’S FASTEST SAILING RACE? TRUST MAKES IT POSSIBLE HELLYHANSEN.COM a boat shall not make voice or data entries are moved to a waiting list. If there transmissions and shall not receive voice or are open spots on classes/olympic events HOW data communication that is not available from 01 August 2021 on, these open spots to all boats. may be transfered to other classes/olympic events so that the maximum number of DO YOU 4 [NP] [DP] ELIGIBILITY AND entries of the relevant class/olympic event ENTRY may exeed. 4.5 Competitors under 18 years of age shall PREPARE 4.1 The event is open to all boats of the classes/ olympic events as stated in NoR 5.1. present a signed and completed parent 4.2 Eligible boats may enter no later than 30 (guardian) consent and declaration form at FOR THE August 2021 by registering online at the registration. The forms can be downloaded event website and paying the required fees. from the event website. Entry will be completed by registration on 4.6 J/80 only: WORLD’S site. All owners and/or helmspersons must be 4.3 The minimum number of entries for each registered as fully paid up members of class/olympic event is as stated in the their national class association. Each boat FASTEST shall present the ‘J/80 Owner Regatta table in NoR 5.1. If the minimum number of entries in the relevant class/olympic event Declaration‘ (Class rule part III H4) and the SAILING is not reached by 16 July 2021, the class/ ‘J/80 Crew Weight Declaration’ (class rule olympic event may be cancelled by the Part III H5) during registration on site. organizing authority. 4.7 Olympic events only: World Sailing eligibility applies. Each RACE? 4.4 The maximum number of entries for each class/olympic event is as stated in NoR competitor shall be registered as a World 5.1. If the maximum number of boats of a Sailing sailor on the World Sailing website: TRUST MAKES IT POSSIBLE class/olympic event is reached, additional www.sailing.org/sailors. 7 5 FEES 5.1 Required fees are as follows: Class / Olympic events Early Entry Fee Late Min. Max. Entry Fee (EUR) Entry Fee number number (EUR) (EUR) of entries of entries until 01 from 02 from 02 June 2021 June until July until 30 01 July 2021 August 2021 KIEL WEEK, PART I (04 - 07 SEPTEMBER 2021) 2.4mR * 165 245 325 15 25 420 ** 220 325 430 20 120 505 * 220 328 435 20 40 Contender * 160 238 315 20 50 Europe * 160 238 315 15 40 ILCA 4 ** 160 235 310 20 60 OK Dinghy * 160 238 315 20 50 Waszp * 160 238 315 15 30 SUPPORT PERSON VESSEL support person vessel 75 75 75 100 KIEL WEEK, PART II (09 - 12 SEPTEMBER 2021) OLYMPIC EVENTS EQUIPMENT Men‘s Windsurfer iQFoil * 165 245 325 15 35 Women‘s Windsurfer iQFoil * 165 245 325 15 25 Women’s one person dinghy ILCA 6 ** 165 243 320 20 120 INTERNATIONAL CLASSES 29er (Euro Cup) ** 220 325 430 20 135 ILCA 6 (men) ** 160 235 310 20 60 J/24 250 375 500 15 30 J/70 250 375 500 15 35 J/80 250 375 500 10 25 SUPPORT PERSON VESSEL support person vessel 75 75 75 130 * The fee for this class/olympic event ** The fee for this class/olympic event includes a deposit of 5.00 EUR for the includes a deposit of 5.00 EUR for the RFID RFID safety wristband. The deposit will be safety wristband and 5.00 EUR for the refunded on return. colored ribbons for split fleet sailing. The deposits will be refunded on return. 9 Better than cash. If you don‘t want to sit on the brink of disaster after a lively regatta, you can rely on cashless payments. S Förde foerde-sparkasse.de Sparkasse 5.2 Other fees: 6.2 The organizing authority may provide bibs The required fee covers only the berthing that competitors are required to wear as fee for the scheduled racing days (NoR 8.4). permitted by the World Sailing Advertising In case of a longer berthing time, the boat Code. must pay an additional fee for this period 6.3 It is prohibited to distribute and display at the harbour master‘s office. advertising material both in the area of 5.3 The required fee shall be paid online upon the shore facilities and jetties or to fix entering, even if the entry is cancelled later such material separately on the boats and or the boat or support person vessel does harbour facilities, unless prior permission not show up. The fee is non-refundable, has been given by the organizing authority. except for the event or class being cancelled by the organizing authority or 7 QUALIFYING SERIES AND if the entry is rejected. The organizing FINAL SERIES authority may refund 80% of the entry 7.1 The event may consist of a qualifying series fee due to withdrawal of the entry until and a final series. 01 August 2021 and credible justification 7.2 IQFoil only: Addendum ‘IQFoil’ applies. that the withdrawal is the result from an unpredictable COVID-19 situation. 8 SCHEDULE 8.1 Registration: 6 [DP] ADVERTISING 6.1 Boats may be required to display advertising and bow numbers chosen and supplied by the organizing authority. Classes / Olympic events Registration Location of Registration 03 September – 1000-2200 hrs. Olympic Sailing Center, Classes, Part I 04 September – 0800-1100 hrs. Kiel-Schilksee 08 September – 1200-2100 hrs. Olympic Sailing Center, Classes / Olympic events, Part II 09 September – 0800-1000 hrs. Kiel-Schilksee 11 Grand Flieger Airport Der Grand Flieger Airport Chronograph mit Keramiklünette in Military Green. Kieler Zuverlässigkeit, Präzision und optimale Ablesbarkeit. Geschaffen mit eben jener Woche 2021 Perfektion, die das Attribut „Made in Glashütte“ zu einem Qualitätsversprechen von Weltrang gemacht hat. Erfahren Sie mehr auf www.tutima.com. 04.– 12. Sept. Off izieller Zeitnehmer der Kieler-Woche- Regatten seit 2005 FÜR DIE GEMACHT, DIE MACHEN. Dieses und andere Tutima-Modelle erhalten Sie bei: Kiel | Holstenstr. 39 | Tel. 0431 980709-0 | [email protected] 8.2 On the first day of racing a skippers the Two-Turns Penalty is replaced by the meeting will be held at 0930 hrs.
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