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Recommended Division Assignments for Classic Racing Under CRF Recommended Division Assignments for Classic Racing under CRF Produced by the CYOA Technical Committee The CYOA Technical Committee has released 2020 Classic Yacht Racing Guidelines, a document that provides recommendations to Organizing Authorities (OA’s) planning to conduct races under the CRF rating rule. Part 2 of these recommendations states that “Yachts shall be assigned to divisions based on their original design date when they have been equipped and built with methods and materials consistent with that original design or that are appropriate for their division. Variations from original equipment, materials and methods may be accepted at the discretion of the OA, and may also be addressed via CRF rating formulae and factors.” Section 2.2 of these recommendations goes on to state that “Yachts shall be grouped into divisions based on the following guidelines,” and describes these divisions as follows: Vintage: Yachts designed before January 1, 1950 and built, maintained, and restored with materials and methods consistent with the original design. Classic: Yachts designed on or after January 1, 1950 whose rudders are attached to the trailing edge of the keel with at least one pivot point on the sternpost, and that are rated by CRF with Keel Type 5 or Type 6. Modern Classic: Yachts designed on or after January 1, 1950 and typically before January 1, 1975, whose rudders are separated from the trailing edge of the keel and that are rated by CRF as Keel Type 3 or Type 4. Spirit of Tradition: Yachts typically designed on or after January 1, 1975 whose rudders are separated from the trailing edge of the keel and that are rated by CRF as Keel Type 1,2,3,or 4, and whose design embodies an appreciation of classic yacht or traditional workboat shapes and aesthetics. There are no restrictions on rigging, equipment, or construction materials and methods for Spirit of Tradition (SoT) yachts. The Technical Committee has carefully reviewed the characteristics of all of the yachts that had been issued CRF certificates, and using these definitions as guidelines, has assigned each yacht to the division that they found most appropriate. Recognizing that individual OA’s may have their own criteria for making division and class assignments, and that they do so at their sole discretion, the Technical Committee offers the following division assignment list as a resource that may be helpful to OA’s in making those choices. All yachts receive a CYOA Division assignment when applying for a certificate. The division designation is listed on the CRF certificate. Note that yachts not listed in the following, but that do have 2020 certificates, will be added to this master list as time permits. Some (but not all) OA’s have construction material requirements for their entries. Yachts holding valid CRF certificates that are constructed of fiberglass have a ‘G’ suffix added to their division code, and may be scored in the same class as wooden boats (as in the case of wooden and fiberglass IOD’s) at the discretion on the OA. Note that there are yachts with valid CRF certificates that were not found to have an appropriate fit within any of the above divisions. These yachts are identified as ‘Other’, with an ‘O’ designation. Their entries may be accepted by OA’s and assigned to classes that suit their event, at their sole discretion. On the following list, the division assignments are indicated as follows: V= Vintage, C= Classic, MC= Modern Classic, and SoT= Spirit of Tradition. Within this framework, yachts with gaff headed mains and/or schooner rigs are identified with the following subdivision designations: G&S V, G&S C G&S MC, G&S SoT, and G&S C (catboats). It is important to note that most of the assignment choices made by participating Technical Committee members have been unanimous, and that most of the few that were not showed a clear consensus, if not unanimity. The handful of unusually difficult choices that elicited more variety in opinion have been decided via simple majority, and are highlighted ‘M’. CYOA DIVISION ASSIGNMENTS Listed first by Division, then by Yacht Name; Assigned Declared Values Keel, Mainsail & Rig Types Calculated Values Cert Year Yacht Name Year Designer Builder Class or Type Division Rig Type LOA Beam Draft Disp Keel Mainsail & Rig Types 'L' SAup Disp/L SAup/Disp VINTAGE 97 2018 Adamant 1937 Fred W. Goeller Quincy Adams Adams Interclub V Sloop 24' 5" 6' 2" 4' 0" 3800 Type 5 - Short chord full keel w/attached rudderJib Headed Main - Sloop 18.9 307 251 19.89 2018 Aegir 1936 Alden Casey design 618 V Yawl 38' 6" 10' 5" 5' 3" 18800 Type 6 - Long chord full keel w/attached rudderJib Headed Main - Yawl 30.6 960 293 21.31 2018 Afikomen 1930 Alden Harvey Gamage cruiser V Ketch 37' 0" 10' 3" 5' 2" 24000 Type 6 - Long chord full keel w/attached rudderJib Headed Main - Ketch 32.0 838 327 15.79 2018 AIDA 1926 Nathanael Herreshoff Herreshoff n/a V Yawl 33' 6" 9' 2" 3' 1" 10744 Type 6 - Long chord full keel w/attached rudderJib Headed Main - Yawl 28.9 554 199 17.91 2018 Alana 1930 Fife Fife 6mR V Sloop 36' 6" 6' 1" 5' 6" 8600 Type 5 - Short chord full keel w/attached rudderJib Headed Main - Sloop 26.8 609 199 22.84 2018 Allegro 1920 N.G. Herreshoff Herreshoff Mfg Co. Herreshoff S-class V Sloop 27' 6" 7' 2" 4' 9" 6750 Type 5 - Short chord full keel w/attached rudderJib Headed Main - Sloop 22.3 418 272 18.43 2018 Allure 1961 Hunt/Howland Abking & Rasmussen Concordia 39 V Yawl 39' 10" 10' 3" 5' 8" 19000 Type 6 - Long chord full keel w/attached rudderJib Headed Main - Yawl 31.4 826 274 18.20 2018 ANGELITA 1929 Nicholas Potter Wilmington Boat Works 8 Metre V Sloop 50' 4" 8' 8" 6' 7" 20000 Type 5 - Short chord full keel w/attached rudderJib Headed Main - Sloop 37.0 980 176 20.87 2018 BELLE 1944 Luders, Bill Luders Marine Const. Luders 24 V Sloop 38' 2" 6' 3" 4' 11" 6500 Type 5 - Short chord full keel w/attached rudderJib Headed Main - Sloop 28.0 520 132 23.54 2017 Bernice 1916 George Owen Hodgdon Bros P V Yawl 53' 4" 10' 6" 7' 6" 28000 Type 5 - Short chord full keel w/attached rudderJib Headed Main - Yawl 40.7 1760 185 29.93 2017 Black Duck 1946 Bill Luders Luders Marine Luders 16 V Sloop 26' 4" 5' 9" 4' 0" 2950 Type 5 - Short chord full keel w/attached rudderJib Headed Main - Sloop 19.3 263 183 20.16 2018 BLACK WATCH 1938 Sparkman and Stephens INCHenry B. Nevins Custom Yawl V Yawl 67' 8" 14' 5" 9' 5" 75500 Type 6 - Long chord full keel w/attached rudderJib Headed Main - Yawl 52.7 2849 230 24.93 2017 Cereste 1938 Robert Clark Sussex Yacht Works Ten Tonner V Sloop 39' 8" 8' 6" 5' 8" 15500 Type 6 - Long chord full keel w/attached rudderJib Headed Main - Sloop 31.4 685 224 17.32 2017 Chautauqua 1928 S.S. Crocker Willis J. Reid design #106 V Ketch 37' 10" 10' 11" 5' 0" 26000 Type 6 - Long chord full keel w/attached rudderJib Headed Main - Ketch 32.1 971 351 17.36 2018 CHEROKEE 2009 OLIN STEPHENS IYRS/MOY 6 METRE V Sloop 37' 3" 6' 4" 5' 4" 8778 Type 5 - Short chord full keel w/attached rudderJib Headed Main - Sloop 28.4 542 171 20.04 2018 Chimaera 1947 Alden Quincey Boatyard One design V Sloop 37' 9" 7' 5" 5' 3" 6450 Type 6 - Long chord full keel w/attached rudderJib Headed Main - Sloop 27.7 445 135 20.24 2017 Cirrus 1930 A.S. DeW. Herreshoff Herreshoff Mfg. Co, Fishers Island 31 V Yawl 43' 10" 10' 9" 6' 2" 22425 Type 6 - Long chord full keel w/attached rudderJib Headed Main - Yawl 34.2 975 250 19.23 2018 Clytie 2 1927 Clinton Crane Nevins Six metre V Sloop 34' 6" 6' 6" 5' 1" 8300 Type 5 - Short chord full keel w/attached rudderJib Headed Main - Sloop 25.3 585 229 22.48 2018 Courageous 1947 Sparkman & Stephens Henry B Nevins Classic V Sloop 47' 9" 10' 0" 7' 11" 26400 Type 6 - Long chord full keel w/attached rudderJib Headed Main - Sloop 37.7 907 220 16.03 2018 Crocodile 1959 Hunt/Howland Abeking & Rasmussen Concordia V Yawl 39' 9" 10' 0" 5' 9" 18000 Type 6 - Long chord full keel w/attached rudderJib Headed Main - Yawl 31.4 849 260 19.41 2017 Dark Past 1920 Crowininshield Lawley Dark Harbor 17 1/2 V Sloop 25' 10" 6' 3" 4' 3" 3420 Type 5 - Short chord full keel w/attached rudderJib Headed Main - Sloop 19.5 342 206 23.78 2018 Desperate Lark 1903 Nat Herreshoff Herreshoff Mfging Bar Harbor 31 V Yawl 48' 10" 11' 0" 7' 6" 22000 Type 5 - Short chord full keel w/attached rudderJib Headed Main - Yawl 35.9 1297 212 25.92 2017 Dilemma 1928 N. G. Herreshoff Herreshoff Manufacturing Co.S-Class V Sloop 27' 6" 7' 2" 4' 9" 6750 Type 5 - Short chord full keel w/attached rudderJib Headed Main - Sloop 22.3 418 272 18.43 2018 Dolphin 1914 Herreshoff, N. G. Herreshoff Mfg. Co. Newport 29 V Sloop 35' 6" 10' 4" 5' 6" 17000 Type 6 - Long chord full keel w/attached rudderJib Headed Main - Sloop 30.9 740 257 17.58 2018 Dorade 1930 Sparkman & Stephens Minneford Yacht Yard Masthead Yawl V Yawl 52' 6" 10' 3" 8' 4" 37600 Type 6 - Long chord full keel w/attached rudderJib Headed Main - Yawl 42.5 1572 219 21.94 2018 Eagle 1962 Ray Hunt Abeking and Rasmussen Classic B V Yawl 41' 0" 10' 0" 5' 11" 22800 Type 6 - Long chord full keel w/attached rudderJib Headed Main - Yawl 32.8 866 288 16.90 2018 Elska 1947 Johan Anker Woodnut & Co Dragon class sloop V Sloop 29' 2" 6' 4" 3' 9" 3740 Type 5 - Short chord full keel w/attached rudderJib Headed Main - Sloop 21.5 332 168 21.74 2017 FALCON 1926 Starling Burgess Herreshoff Mfg.
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