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By Cliff Hannam · Posted
Thank you both for your prompt replies! I now understand the the rules that apply in this situation. Often the rules are all very clear and easy when racing full size. Not so straightforward however when sailing fast moving models remotely, from a distance, when incidents occur in a split second.... -
The moral of this tale is that if you are on port and someone is catching you from behind on starboard, then gybing onto starboard would be a smart move. On the same tack green would have to keep clear under rule 12. If green gains an overlap to leeward, then she would have to give red room to keep clear under rule 15. -
By Stephen Mabbitt · Posted
Provisionally sold subject to getting logistics in place as she's off North Of The Boarder.
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