Afloat.ie :: Howth’s ‘Flashback’ Moves Into Offshore Contention at Dun Laoghaire RegattaA sea breeze brought changes to the leader board in several classes in the penultimate day of Ireland’s biggest sailing regatta, the Volvo Dun Laoghaire Regatta on Dublin Bay today. |
Decision of the Protest Committee (IRC Offshore)Decision of the Protest Committee in case 17 (redress for IRC and ECHO offshore class). |
Amendment to SI No.15Change to SI’s no 15 – Coastal Area – On Saturday 8th July, there will be one race for the IRC Offshore and Classic Keelboat Fleets. |
Notice to Offshore Class CompetitorsHearing for all boats in the IRC and ECHO offshore class to consider redress in Race 1 (sailed on Thu 6th July). |
Amendment to SI No.14Time of First Warning Signal – On Saturday 8th July, the time of the first warning signal for all classes will be one hour later than stated in the sailing instructions. |
Amendment to SI No.13Amendments pertaining to the Coastal course and Offshore class – Sailing Instruction C4 is deleted and replaced by the new test supplied |
Amendment to SI No.12South Bull Area SB5 Time Limits – The time limit for Cruiser Class 5 is changed to 30 minutes i.e. Cruiser Class 5 will be timed up to 30 minutes after the first boat of their class finishes. |
IRC Offshore Race TrackerThe IRC Offshore class will each be carrying a ‘Yellowbrick’ tracker unit on the boat’s pushpit, which allows full live-action race tracking from anywhere! |
Royal Dee YC Irish Sea Offshore ChampionshipThe Offshore Championship will now be decided by the four offshore races during the VDLR. |
Amendments to Sailing Instructions 1-11The racing committee have made eleven amendments to the Sailing Instructions |
