Preamble

Use the following when any rule will not be subject to protest by a boat. The notation ‘[NP]’ in a rule means that a boat may not protest another boat for breaking that rule. This changes RRS 60.1(a). Umiestnite "[NP]" na začiatok každého pravidla, na ktoré sa toto vzťahuje.

1

RULES

1.1
J1.1(2)*

The event is governed by the rules as defined in The Racing Rules of Sailing.

1.2
J1.1(3)*

<untilcument name>, available at <location>applies. Insert untilcument name and its location or URL. See definition Rule (g).

1.3-1.4

A number of paragraphs in the NoR change a rule in another untilcument, for example, the RRS or class rules. Each of these is best placed in the appropriate paragraph of the NoR, for example PENALTY SYSTEM. However, if there is no clear place for some of them, include them here.

1.3
J1.2(2)
J1.3(1)

For a change to a rule in the Racing Rules of Sailing:
Option 1: RRS <number> is changed as follows: <.
Option 2: <statement> This changes RRS <number>.

1.4
J1.2(3)*

For a change to a class rule:
<name of class > class rule <number> [untiles not apply] [is changed. <description>].

1.5
J1.2(12)*

[The navigation rules of the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea (IRPCAS)][The[<government right-of-way rules>rules>][RRS Appendix RV, Reduced Visibility] replaces RRS Part 2 from [<time>] until [<time>]. Specify which government right-of-way rules, if used, and when they apply. Consider replacing the IRPCAS with Appendix RV, Reduced Visibility.

1.6 až 1.10

Only needed if changes to prescriptions are required. By default, the prescriptions of the national authority apply but they may be deleted or changed unless prescribed otherwise under RRS 88.2. To change the national authority prescriptions, use one of the following:

1.6

The following <national authority> prescriptions do not apply: <list>.

1.7
J1.2(6)

The <national authority> prescriptions that apply are stated [in full below][in NoR Addendum <. . . > ].

1.8

No <national authority> prescriptions apply.

1.9
J1.2(6)
J1.2 (7)
J2.2 (2)

The prescriptions that apply are stated in English [below][in NoR Addendum <.. > ]. Use if appropriate and if entries from other countries are expected, state the relevant prescriptions in English. Include as an addendum if appropriate.

1.10
J1.3(2)

The <national authority> prescription(s) to <rule(s)> [is][are] changed as follows: <description of change(s)>. Use as appropriate and only in accordance with any national authority prescription to RRS 88.2.

1.11

If there is a conflict between languages the English text takes precedence. Consider the consequences if local government regulations apply that are published in a language other than English.

1.12
J1.2 (8)

When rule 20 applies, a boat may indicate her need for room to tack or her response by <communication> . Specify the alternative communication.

2

SAILING INSTRUCTIONS

2.1
J1.3 (3)

The sailing instructions will be available after <time> on <date> at <location> . Insert the time, date and location.

2.2

The sailing instructions will consist of the instructions in RRS Appendix S, Standard Sailing Instructions, and supplementary sailing instructions that will be on the official notice board located at <location> . Use only if RRS Appendix S will apply. Insert the location or URL.

3

COMMUNICATION

3.1
J2.1 (7)

The online official notice board is located at <URL> . Use only if there is an online official notice board.

3.2

[DP] All boats shall carry a VHF radio capable of communicating on <channel(s)> . List channels that may be used. Include any safety or hailing channels specified by local regulations. See RRS 37.

3.3

On the water, the race committee will make courtesy broadcasts to competitors on VHF radio. The channel will be stated in the SIs.

3.4

[DP] [While racing][From the first warning signal until the end of the last race of the day], except in an emergency, a boat shall not make voice or data transmissions and shall not receive voice or data communication that is not available to all boats.

4

ELIGIBILITY AND ENTRY

4.1
J1.1 (4)*

The event is open to all boats of the <class name or list of class names> , class(es) [that < ]. Insert the class or classes and any eligibility requirements.

4.2
J1.1 (4)*

The event is open to all boats with valid <handicap or rating system> certificates with <maximum, minimum, range> handicap(s).

4.3
J1.1 (4)*

The <handicap or rating system> applies to boats racing under <class> . Insert applicable handicap rating rule. Add any exceptions and additional qualifications, for example, crew weight, owner/driver, etc. Repeat if more than one rating rule applies..

4.4
J1.1 (4)*

Classes are defined as follows:

<class 1>

<class or rating or handicap rule>

<handicap range>

<class 2>

<class or rating or handicap rule>

<handicap range>

For example:

class 1

IRC

0,950-1,025

4.5
J1.1 (5)*

Eligible boats may enter by completing the entry form and submitting it, together with the required fee, to <address> by <date> . Insert the address and entry closing date.

4.6

Boats may enter the event by registering online at <URL>.

4.7

To be considered an entry in the event, a boat shall complete all registration requirements and pay all fees.

4.8

Late entries will be accepted under the following conditions: <conditions> . Insert any conditions.

4.9

The following restrictions on the number of boats apply: <restrictions> .

5

FEES

5.1

Entry fees [including <description> ] are as follows:

Class

Early Entry Fee until
<date>

Standard Fee

<class 1>

<fee>

<fee>

Insert all required fees for racingIn ‘description’ include items such as marina fees, included social functions when there is a single fee covering these items.

5.2

Other fees:

6

CREW LIMITATIONS

6.1
J1.1 (4)

The following crew limitations apply: <requirement(s)> Insert any limitations, for example, number of crew, their weight, age, or gender (provided applicable discriminatory regulations are followed).

6.2
J1.2 ods.

The following categorization requirements apply (see RRS 79):
<requirement(s)> . Insert any event sailor categorization requirements or restrictions. See also applicable class rules. For events that actively manage crew lists with grouping of individual crew members, see World Sailing Sailor Categorization Code, Regulation 22, Guidance Notes for Race Officials, Classes and Organising Authorities.

7

ADVERTISING

7.1
J1.2 (5)

Boats [shall] [may be required to] display advertising chosen and supplied by the organizing authority. See World Sailing Advertising Code. Include other applicable information related to advertising.

7.2
J1.2 (5)

The organizing authority may provide bibs that competitors are required to wear as permitted by the World Sailing Advertising Code.See World Sailing Advertising Code.

8

QUALIFYING SERIES AND FINAL SERIES

8.1

The event [will][may] consist of a qualifying series and a final series. Use only when a class will or may be divided into fleets racing a qualifying series and a final series.

9

SCHEDULE

9.1
J1.1 (5)*

Registration:

Date

From

To

<date>

Insert the date and times

9.2
J1.2 (1)*

Equipment inspection and event measurement:
Day and date <day, date>
from <time> To <time>

Insert the day, date and times, use a table when appropriate.

Dates of racing:

<class>

<class>

racing

racing

racing

reserve day

reserve day

racing

racing

racing

Revise as desired and insert the dates and classes. Include a practice race if any. When the series consists of qualifying races and final races, specify them. The schedule can also be given in an addendum.

Number of races:

Class

Races per day Scheduled

Races per day Maximum

<class>

<number>

<number>

<number>

<class>

<number>

<number>

<number>

Insert the classes and numbers.