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RRS | Post - Racing Rules of Sailing
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Luffing Rights & Proper Course. Rule 17 of the Racing …
https://dinghyracingtips.com/blog/luffing-rights-proper-course-rule-17-of-the-racing-rules-of-sailing/
Short Answer: Leeward’s luffing rights aren’t restricted by Rule 17. Explanation: Before the start there is no ‘proper course’. Again, this means Rule 17 doesn’t apply and you’re back to Rule 11. Rule 11 allows a leeward boat to luff a windward boat wherever they wish provided they give them room to keep clear.
RRS | Post - Racing Rules of Sailing
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Luffing rights (ie the right to force a windward boat head to wind): (i) a leeward boat has luffing rights before the start signal; (ii) a leeward boat also has luffing rights after the start signal EXCEPT where the overlap is established from clear …
RRS | Post
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Each time Y turns up B responds and each time Y turns down B pursues. This brings them closer and closer together so that by the third attempt to luff, the two boats are very close and Y cannot turn up more than shown without hitting B. B calls for room to keep clear and Y protests under 11. No contact at any point.
Racing Rules: Luffing rules and rights
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2 Gaining luffing rights from leeward. The old rules limited leeward boats to not sailing above its proper course. Assuming the 400 was taking the same route of the slower boat and gained the overlap to leeward through greater speed; (ie differing ‘proper courses’ doesn’t apply) is he then entitled to luff the slower windward boat?
Racing Rules: Luffing rights
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I don't wish to be rude, but technically, 'luff' and 'luffing' are highly ambiguous terms which have not been used or defined in the RRS since 1995. Their use almost always causes confusion in rules discussions. If you are talking and thinking in terms of 'luffing rights', then you are applying the wrong conceptual approach to the modern rules.
Luffing Rights - Sailorspeak
http://www.sailorspeak.com/2010/11/20/luffing-rights/
A boat is said to have luffing rights over a boat she overlaps to windward when she has the right to sail above her proper course, even if it forces the windward boat to change course to keep clear. There is no proper course before a start signal, so during the start sequence a leeward boat can luff head-to-wind as long as she gives the windward boat room to keep clear.
Obstructions, Fetching, and Luffing Rights | Sailing World
https://www.sailingworld.com/how-to/obstructions-fetching-and-luffing-rights/
Change in Rule 17, the Rule that Limits Luffing Rights The purpose of Rule 17 is to limit the luffing rights of a boat that establishes a leeward overlap from …
Racing Rules: windshifts and luffing rights
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Rule 17 is a limitation rule. It says that if you became overlapped within two of your hull lengths, and from clear astern, you shall not sail above your proper course. You can certainly sail above close hauled, pinching or luffing, up to the course you need to fetch the mark, but no higher.
Racing Rules: Luffing rights - Proper Course - 2013 rule???
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Subject: Luffing rights - Proper Course - 2013 rule??? Date Posted: 16 Jun 13 at 12:34pm Say 2 boats are on a reach (90 degrees to wind say), boat behind slightly faster wants to overtake boat in …
racing - luffing rights | YBW Forum
https://forums.ybw.com/index.php?threads/racing-luffing-rights.216177/
If you are the faster boat and aproach a slower boat and first establish the overlap within 2 boat lengths to leward you donot have luffing rights. But if you first establish the overlap more than 2 boat lengths to leward you can still sail any course you feel like.
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