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Going by the Rules - Finishing
- 1. Start show Start Section We’re finishing! We’re finishing! Main Menu Section Start 1
- 2. Start show Start Section We’re finishing! The committee boat is anchored at the next mark and flies a blue flag. What does this mean? This race committee boat is in position at the finishing line Main Menu Section Start 2
- 3. Start show Start Section We’re finishing! Stationed at the next mark, the race committee is signalling that the course is shortened. How it’s done Main Menu Section Start 3
- 4. Start show Start Section We’re finishing! Stationed at the next mark, the race committee is signalling that the course is shortened. Main Menu Section Start 5
- 5. Start show Start Section We’re finishing! Has Green finished? YES – a part of her hull has crossed the finishing line Direction of course from last mark Main Menu Section Start 7
- 6. Start show Start Section We’re finishing! Red clearly touches a finishing mark in the act of crossing the finishing line. She sails on back to the shore. Has she finished? YES – but if she is protested, she will be disqualified Direction of course from last mark Main Menu Section Start 9
- 7. Start show Start Section We’re finishing! Red touches a finishing mark in the act of crossing the finishing line. She tacks and gybes round the mark. Has she finished the second time she crosses the finishing line? YES – she has taken a Direction of course from penalty and it does not matter last mark that she loops the mark. Main Menu Section Start 11
- 8. Start show Start Section We’re finishing! RED does not keep clear of GREEN at the finishing line. RED does not take any penalty, and heads for the shore. Has RED finished? YES – but if she is protested, she will be disqualified. Direction of course from last mark Main Menu Section Start 13
- 9. Start show Start Section We’re finishing! RED does not keep clear of GREEN at the finishing line. RED takes a two turn penalty, rounding the finishing mark in the process. Has she finished? Yes, provided that, as here, she sails to the course side of the line before finishing (rule 44.2). Main Menu Section Start 15
- 10. Start show Start Section We’re finishing! BLUE’s course is as shown. She then returns to the shore. Has BLUE finished? NO – she has not crossed the finishing line in the direction of the course from the last mark. Direction of course from Score her DNF. last mark Main Menu Section Start 17
- 11. Start show Start Section We’re finishing! BLUE ‘hooks round’ the finishing mark, and then luffs and crosses the finishing line. She sails for the shore. Has she now finished? YES, the moment she first crosses the finishing line in the direction of the course Direction of course from from the last mark. But she can last mark be protested for not sailing the course, because her ‘string’ is on the wrong side of the finishing mark. Main Menu Section Start 19
- 12. Start show Start Section We’re finishing! BLUE ‘hooks round’ the finishing mark, and crosses the finishing line. She luffs and sails back over the finishing line and then back round the mark. She then crosses the finishing line for the third time. Has she now finished? Yes, because she crosses it in the right direction ‘after correcting an error made at the finishing line’, and Direction of course from she now has correct ‘string’. last mark Main Menu Section Start 21
- 13. Start show Start Section We’re Finishing! In fact, we’ve finished this section – apart from one last question. This is a down-wind finish. Is RED entitled to mark-room from GREEN at the finishing vessel, which is surrounded by navigable water? 1. No 2. Yes 3. Only if she hails for room Main Menu Section Start 23
- 14. Start show Start Section We’re Finishing! In fact, we’ve finished this section – apart from one last question. This is a down-wind finish. Is RED entitled to mark-room from GREEN at the finishing vessel, which is surrounded by navigable water? 1. No 2. Yes 3. Only if she hails for room Main Menu Section Start 24
- 15. GOING BY THE RULES What’s cooking? THE MAIN COURSE STARTERS Basically and Fundamentally… What’s new for 2009 – quick guide We’re racing! What’s new for 2009 – in detail We’re starting! INGREDIENTS We’re rounding! Reading the signals We’re taking turns! Major definitions in action We’re finishing! The Racing Rules of Sailing We’re unhappy! The Definitions 25
Hinweis der Redaktion
- The race committee can shorten to the designated finishing line only if the sailing instructions happen to require that line to be crossed during a lap, or if a mark of the finishing line is also a rounding mark of the course, or if the sailing instructions say so. When the course is shortened to a gate, the finishing line is between the gate marks, so the finishing vessel should get as close as possible to one of the gate marks to avoid confusion.
- Unlike at a starting mark, at a finishing mark there is no switch-off of rule 18.2(b) entitlement to room. When a boat is entitled to mark- room she does not need to hail in order for the other boat to give it, but it’s obviously good practice, safer, and good evidence in a protest hearing.