BASIC PRINCIPLES

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Table of Contents
INTRODUCTIONBASIC PRINCIPLESPART 1, FUNDAMENTAL RULES
[Rules 1 - 6.2]
PART 2, WHEN BOATS MEETPART 2, SECTION A, RIGHT OF WAY
[Rules 10 - 13]
PART 2, SECTION B, GENERAL LIMITATIONS
[Rules 14 - 17]
PART 2, SECTION C, AT MARKS AND OBSTRUCTIONS
[Rules 18 - 20.4]
PART 2, SECTION D, OTHER RULES
[Rules 21 - 23.2]
PART 3, CONDUCT OF A RACE
[Rules 25 - 37]
PART 4, OTHER REQUIREMENTS WHEN RACINGPART 4, SECTION A, GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
[Rules 40.1 - 47]
PART 4, SECTION B, EQUIPMENT-RELATED REQUIREMENTS
[Rules 48 - 56.3]
PART 5, PROTESTS, REDRESS, HEARINGS, MISCONDUCT AND APPEALSPART 5, SECTION A, PROTESTS, REDRESS, RULE 69 ACTION
[Rules 60 - 62.4]
PART 5, SECTION B, HEARINGS AND ,MAKING DECISIONS
[Rules 63 - 68]
PART 5, SECTION C, MISCONDUCT
[Rules 69 - 69.3]
PART 5, SECTION D, APPEALS
[Rules 70 - 72]
PART 6, ENTRY AND QUALIFICATION
[Rules 75 - 80]
PART 7, EVENT ORGANIZATION
[Rules 85 - 92.2]
APPENDIX A, SCORING
[Rules A1 - A10]
APPENDIX B, WINDSURFING COMPETITION RULES
[Rules B1 - B3]
APPENDIX C, MATCH RACING RULES
[Rules C1 - C11.3]
APPENDIX D, TEAM RACING RULES
[Rules D1 - D5.5]
APPENDIX E, RADIO SAILING RACING RULES
[Rules E1 - E8]
APPENDIX F, KITEBOARDING RACING RULES
[Rules F1 - F9]
APPENDIX G, IDENTIFICATION ON SAILS
[Rules G1 - G5]
APPENDIX H, WEIGHING CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT
[Rules H1 - H3]
APPENDIX J, NOTICE OF RACE AND SAILING INSTRUCTIONS
[Rules J1 - J2.2]
APPENDIX K, NOTICE OF RACE GUIDEAPPENDIX L, SAILING INSTRUCTIONS GUIDEAPPENDIX M, RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PROTEST COMMITTEES
[Rules M1 - M8]
APPENDIX N, INTERNATIONAL JURIES
[Rules N1 - N4.4]
APPENDIX P, SPECIAL PROCEDURES FOR RULE 42
[Rules P1 - P5.3]
ADDENDUM Q, UMPIRED FLEET RACING
[Rules Q1 - Q5.5]
APPENDIX R, PROCEDURES FOR APPEALS AND REQUESTS
[Rules R1 - R6]
APPENDIX S, STANDARD SAILING INSTRUCTIONS
[Rules S1 - S14]
APPENDIX T, ARBITRATION
[Rules T1 - T4]
APPENDIX TS, SECTION A,
[Rules TS1 - TS1]
APPENDIX TS, SECTION B,
[Rules TS2 - TS2]
APPENDIX TS, SECTION C,
[Rules TS3 - TS3]
APPENDIX TS, TRAFFIC SEPARATION SCHEMES
INTRODUCTIONBASIC PRINCIPLESPART 1, FUNDAMENTAL RULES
[Rules 1 - 6.2]
PART 2, WHEN BOATS MEETPART 2, SECTION A, RIGHT OF WAY
[Rules 10 - 13]
PART 2, SECTION B, GENERAL LIMITATIONS
[Rules 14 - 17]
PART 2, SECTION C, AT MARKS AND OBSTRUCTIONS
[Rules 18 - 20.4]
PART 2, SECTION D, OTHER RULES
[Rules 21 - 23.2]
PART 3, CONDUCT OF A RACE
[Rules 25 - 37]
PART 4, OTHER REQUIREMENTS WHEN RACINGPART 4, SECTION A, GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
[Rules 40.1 - 47]
PART 4, SECTION B, EQUIPMENT-RELATED REQUIREMENTS
[Rules 48 - 56.3]
PART 5, PROTESTS, REDRESS, HEARINGS, MISCONDUCT AND APPEALSPART 5, SECTION A, PROTESTS, REDRESS, RULE 69 ACTION
[Rules 60 - 62.4]
PART 5, SECTION B, HEARINGS AND ,MAKING DECISIONS
[Rules 63 - 68]
PART 5, SECTION C, MISCONDUCT
[Rules 69 - 69.3]
PART 5, SECTION D, APPEALS
[Rules 70 - 72]
PART 6, ENTRY AND QUALIFICATION
[Rules 75 - 80]
PART 7, EVENT ORGANIZATION
[Rules 85 - 92.2]
APPENDIX A, SCORING
[Rules A1 - A10]
APPENDIX B, WINDSURFING COMPETITION RULES
[Rules B1 - B3]
APPENDIX C, MATCH RACING RULES
[Rules C1 - C11.3]
APPENDIX D, TEAM RACING RULES
[Rules D1 - D5.5]
APPENDIX E, RADIO SAILING RACING RULES
[Rules E1 - E8]
APPENDIX F, KITEBOARDING RACING RULES
[Rules F1 - F9]
APPENDIX G, IDENTIFICATION ON SAILS
[Rules G1 - G5]
APPENDIX H, WEIGHING CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT
[Rules H1 - H3]
APPENDIX J, NOTICE OF RACE AND SAILING INSTRUCTIONS
[Rules J1 - J2.2]
APPENDIX K, NOTICE OF RACE GUIDEAPPENDIX L, SAILING INSTRUCTIONS GUIDEAPPENDIX M, RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PROTEST COMMITTEES
[Rules M1 - M8]
APPENDIX N, INTERNATIONAL JURIES
[Rules N1 - N4.4]
APPENDIX P, SPECIAL PROCEDURES FOR RULE 42
[Rules P1 - P5.3]
ADDENDUM Q, UMPIRED FLEET RACING
[Rules Q1 - Q5.5]
APPENDIX R, PROCEDURES FOR APPEALS AND REQUESTS
[Rules R1 - R6]
APPENDIX S, STANDARD SAILING INSTRUCTIONS
[Rules S1 - S14]
APPENDIX T, ARBITRATION
[Rules T1 - T4]
APPENDIX TS, SECTION A,
[Rules TS1 - TS1]
APPENDIX TS, SECTION B,
[Rules TS2 - TS2]
APPENDIX TS, SECTION C,
[Rules TS3 - TS3]
APPENDIX TS, TRAFFIC SEPARATION SCHEMES
BASIC PRINCIPLES
The Basic Principles shall not be changed.

SPORTSMANSHIP AND THE RULES
Competitors in the sport of sailing are governed by a body of rules that they are expected to follow and enforce. A fundamental principle of sportsmanship is that when a boat breaks a rule and is not exonerated she will promptly take an appropriate penalty or action, which may be to retire.

 

ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSIBILITY
Participants are encouraged to minimize any adverse environmental impact of the sport of sailing.
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