Navy
Jacksonville Yacht Club
P.O.
Box 29, Naval Air Station
Jacksonville, FL 32212-0029
Wave Regatta
for
WOMEN’S
SAILING SERIES RACE #1
Saturday,
April 3, 2004
NOTICE OF
RACE
1. RULES The regatta will be governed by the ‘rules’ as
defined in the Racing Rules of Sailing (RRS), the prescriptions of US
SAILING, the rules of PHRF (except as any of the foregoing are altered by the
Sailing Instructions), by the Sailing Instructions and the Notice of Race.
2. ELIGIBILITY 2.1 At least 50% of those on board each boat
must be female and the boat must be helmed by a female from the preparatory
signal of her class until she finishes. No male shall touch the helm while
racing.
2.2 All boats are encouraged to have a valid PHRF rating, but may
obtain an uncontestable temporary WSS rating for the Women’s Sailing Series.
2.3 All boats shall have their sail numbers on the mainsail,
spinnakers, and each headsail having a LP measurement exceeding 130% of the base
of the foretriangle. A boat’s sail number is the number allotted to her by US
Sailing, by her class, or her hull number.
2.4 Eligible boats may be entered by completing registration with Navy
Jacksonville Yacht Club, the organizing authority.
3. ADVANCED REGISTRATION Participants are encouraged to
register in advance by completing the registration form and sending it with the
appropriate fee to: NJYC Race Committee, P.O. Box 29, Naval Air Station,
Jacksonville, FL 32212-0029.
4. ENTRY FEE The entry fee: Advance is $25 by March 27th . $30
after March 27th. A differential entry fee for US Sailing members, with proof of
current membership, is $5 off. Checks should be made payable to Navy
Jacksonville Yacht Club.
5. CLASSES
5.1 The fleet will be divided into PHRF Spinnaker, PHRF
Non-Spinnaker, and CRUISER classes. These classes may be further divided if
entries permit. Must have three boats or more to have a class.
5.2 All boats sailing with a co-ed crew will sail in the CRUISER
class.
5.3 Spinnakers are allowed in the PHRF-Spinnaker class only.
6.
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
6.1 Saturday, April 3, 2004:
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REGISTRATION
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0930 - 1100
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COMPETITORS MEETING
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1100
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WARNING
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1200 – For first class
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POST RACE
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Cookout & Awards
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7. SAILING INSTRUCTIONS
Sailing instructions will be
available at Registration.
8. COURSES
Courses will be signaled from
the race committee signal boat.
9. SCORING 9.1 PHRF time allowances applied to the
distance assigned to the race will be used to score the race.
9.2 Results of this race will be forwarded to the Northeast Florida
Women’s Sailing Network for inclusion in the computation for scoring the Women’s
Sailing Series.
10. RACE PRIZES First, second and third place prizes will be
awarded in classes of seven or more entered boats. First and second
place prizes will be awarded in classes of five or six entered boats. First
place prize will be awarded in classes of four or less boats entered.
11. DOCKING & BASE ACCESS
11.1 Docking: Available
on the outside of the F Pier.
11.2 Base Access: Enter through
the Main Gate (Yorktown Ave.) A representative from NJYC will be at the
gate from 09:30 am to 10:30 am to sign in participants. Park in the
assigned space by the gate, walk to the vehicle pass office. Be prepared
to show a photo ID, registration, drivers license, and proof of insurance. All
persons in the vehicle must have a photo ID.
12 NFORMATION Contact Race Captain, George Alston (w)
317-1626 or NJYC at 778-0805 or e-mail at glaiii@yahoo.com
13. RACES IN THE WOMEN’S SAILING SERIES
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April 3
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Navy Jax Yacht Club
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The Wave Regatta
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June 12
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Epping Forest YC
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The Jessie Ball Regatta
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September 18
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North Florida CC
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Women’s Regatta
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October 24
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Rudder Club
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Women On Water
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