Class rules, measurement, and other information of a technical nature
24th October 2020 It was found that the Marblehead Certification Control Form/Certificate permitted the input of data for rigs with the height of the upper limit mark exceeding the maximum permitted by the class rules, 2160 mm. A revised form…
These revised versions supersede the previous versions. The substantive change in all 3 sets of rules is to replace the sail marking requirements of the RRS with IRSA Supplementary Class Rules 2020. The main purpose of this is to to…
IRSA has published new Ten Rater Class Rules for 2020 (Effective from 1 March 2020). Click here IRSA Ten Rater Class Rules amendments Click here Ten Rater 2020 Measurement forms and certificate (Effective 1st January 2020) Click here
The MYA Technical officer has been working with the Vane Racing Team to update the Free Sailing Class Rules Supplement which is now in the Knowledge Base. https://www.mya-uk.org.uk/knowledge_base/free-sailing-class-rules/
Dear Fleet member, A question has arisen re the removal for racing of a luff rod spar previously included in a boat’s fundamental measure and any subsequent check measures. The previous CR 1994/7 is now superseded by 2016 IRSA A,…
The MYA has compiled a “jargon busting” terminology list that will help skippers and race teams understand the sailing specific terminology used in our racing and race documents. This has been placed in the MYA knowledge base under Association Documents/…
CLASS rules The MYA Tech Team have been working with the Vane Racing Team to update the Free Sailing Class Rules Supplement, basing this on the 2016 IRSA A and M class rules the National 36″ class rule. This supplement…