Sailing

NEW DATE!
Saturday-July 24, 2010

Louisville Sailing Club
7300 Beechland Beach Road
Louisville, Ky.

REGISTRATION DEADLINE POSTMARK: July 16, 2010
ONLINE REGISTRATION DEADLINE: July 23, 2010 at midnight
REGISTRATION FEE: $20/boat
ON-SITE REGISTRATION FEE: $25/boat

Ray Kleinhelter, Sport Commissioner
502-432-6226 ©

Individual Entry Form (PDF)
Download, Print, and Send the entry form to:
Bluegrass State Games
P.O. Box 1463
Lexington, KY 40588

CODE:	EVENT:
00209	Laser
00229	Flying Scotts
00239	Thistles
00249	Highlander
00259	Sunfish
00269	Other (Handicap)

SCHEDULE:
Registration: 9am – 11am
Skippers Meeting: 11am
Race #1: Warning signal at 12pm
Race #2: Immediately following Race #1
Race #3: Immediately following Race #2

RULES AND GUIDLINES:

All skippers must check-in between 9am and 11am on Saturday, August 7.

Only boats registered prior to 11am on Saturday will be eligible for participation.

Regatta will be governed by the 2005-2009 Racing Rules of Sailing, the Prescriptions of U.S. Sailing, by These Sailing Instructions, and any duly posted amendments thereto. In the event of conflict, These Sailing Instructions shall govern. This regatta is designated Category A.

Racing and scoring shall be within the designated fleets listed above. The race committee may designate multiple handicap fleets as necessary.

Notices will be posted at the registration area. It shall be the responsibility of each participant to check for posted changes. Any changes in the sailing instructions will be posted prior to 11 a.m. on Saturday.

The courses shall be a Modified Olympic Course or Windward/Leeward.

The Low-Point Scoring System (RRS, rule A2) will be used. Each fleet will be scored separately even though two or more fleets may be included in one start. The handicap fleet(s) will be scored under the Portsmouth system. A minimum of one race constitutes the regatta and all races will be scored.

Medals will be awarded to the top three yachts in each fleet.

All yachts shall have all legally required safety equipment on board.

It is the responsibility of each participant to decide whether to continue racing, to wear a life jacket, and to otherwise provide for their own personal safety.