Materials for Race Officers Forms, Diagrams, Equipment If something is missing that you think should be added here for the benefit of Race Officers, please send materials to the RMC Web …

World Sailing uses a system of assigning symbols to courses (course signals) which consist of letters and numbers. The number always relates to the number of beats that a competitor is to …

Course Diagrams For use in sailing instructions below are most of the common varieties of course diagram. With each, a course table will be necessary, such as: O2 Start - 1 - 2 - 3s/3p - 2 - 3p …

World Sailing uses a system of assigning symbols to courses (course signals) comprising combinations of letters and a single digit. The letters occur in three groups: course type, finish …

Race course diagramsUp to 2021, sample courses diagrams that could be copied and pasted into SI were included as N Addendum to Appendix L. In 2021 Appendix L was removed from the …

CSC usually uses temporary buoys for all racing marks. These are orange, inflatable, and 2-3 feet in diameter (pictured top right)

COURSE DIAGRAM COURSE RACING Target time: 15 minutes This is a standard Fleet Racing Course configuration like in many other classes up till now. Course alternatives include pure …

You will see this information at or on the Race Committee course board: Red or Green plaque located on the stern of the committee boat will indicate port or starboard mark rounding. …

Select the windward mode and diagram will come up showing the 10 dinghies at different point on the first beat. The sailing distance for the five boats in a line is exactly the same for the the two …

Forms, Diagrams, Equipment and Other Items Useful in Race Management This portion of the Race Officer’s site is designed to provide useful Race Management Committee “tools” used in …