Our policy was to cancel the race if no one volunteered. Peer pressure
did the rest for those who hadn't volunteered.
To date, I don't think we ever had to cancel a race due to lack of Race
Committee. Pretty much everyone signs up
for a race at the beginning of the year and if there are spots u
Finish first. A’ one’ in low point scoring.
Gary
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I'd never heard the term either - it's n
I used to race twice a week. The first 10 years or so that had the C&C27 I was
pretty intense about the whole thing. Never missed a race, obsessing over the
wetted surface, harder on my crew than I should have been, etc. Our club has
pretty much gone to a one design (Soling) over the last 5 yea
I have been "listening" to this discussion for a few days.
I think it is deplorable and disheartening to see that the "corinthian" spirit
and "volunteerism" is disappearing from sailing.
I believe that most of us, if we race at all, race in mid-week "beer can" races
where for most part the re
At our club, each boat is assigned a night to do RC. If they do their night
they are scored their average for the series. If they do not show up the get a
non discarable DSQ.
Mac McKenzieWorthy PearlC&C 37 Toronto___
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> I'd never heard the term either - it's not used in the community I've
> raced in the last four years. But I guessed its meaning correctly :)
>
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I'd never heard the term either - it's not used in the community I've raced in
the last four years. But I guessed its meaning correctly :)
Cheers,
Randy
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Subject: Re: Stus-List RC issues.
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Do you race much Steve?
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Do you race much Steve?
On Thu, Sep 29, 2016 at 2:30 PM Steve Thomas via CnC-List <
cnc-list@cnc-list.com> wrote:
> What do you mean by "the RC get
What do you mean by "the RC gets a bullet" ?
I mean, I get it that there is supposed to be a gun culture in certain places,
but I am guessing you are using the word as a scoring term that I am not
familiar with.
Steve Thomas
C&C27 MKIII
Port Stanley, ON
Kevin Driscoll via CnC-List wrote:
In our winter and spring series, the RC gets a bullet for serving. It is In
the last 4 years since I've been involved I haven't known of any trouble
securing an RC boat, even on the coldest and wettest of circumstances.
Technically serving as RC for one race is 'mandatory,' but there are always
mor
Forgot to mention, the boat that volunteers as RC for a race is given the
average of its other scores in the series for that race.
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> On Sep 28, 2016, at 7:04 PM, RANDY via CnC-List wrote:
>
> Hi Charlie,
>
> In my club for keelboats we have a ten-week spring series and a t
Hi Charlie,
In my club for keelboats we have a ten-week spring series and a ten-week summer
series on Wednesday nights, and a five-week fall series on Sunday afternoons.
We generally get two dozen boats in the summer, half that in the fall, and
somewhere in between during the spring. We expect
Give the rc boat a throwout. Make each fleet required to provide a
committee.
Fred Hazzard
S/V Fury
Portland, Or
On Sep 28, 2016 5:22 PM, "Hoyt, Mike via CnC-List"
wrote:
> Give RC boat advantageous points in series
>
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Give RC boat advantageous points in series
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Subject: Stus-List RC
Charlie,
For a multiple-race series, we’ve made it a rule that for each race, one
entered boat will be selected at random to serve as RC for that night’s race.
The selection is done at the week before the series starts so people have the
option to trade with another boat. Failure to appear and
Hi Charlie,
Every week a different boat is assigned RC duty...they just need to provide a
suitable person whether they be from the boat crew or not. You can of course
vary this...2 boats assigned RC if you need 2 people, etc. You can't sign up
for racing unless you are prepared to accept thi
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