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Match Racing : World Sailing

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    Match racing is officiated by umpires on the water who follow the boats and make instant on-course decisions about whether a penalty is given. The umpire boat will use yellow and blue flags to indicate which boat has been given a penalty or a green flag if no penalty is given. When a boat is penalized it must complete a full circle penalty turn.

Match Racing : New to Sailing | Sailors | ISAF | World …

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    Match Racing. A match race consists of two identical boats racing against each other. This is a one-on-one duel of strategy and tactics and the objective is simple - to be the first to cross the finish line. A match racing course is always a windward / leeward course and each race takes approximately 20 minutes to complete.

Match Racing News, Events & Rankings - US Sailing

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    Welcome to Match Racing 101 Class Session Topics... session 1 - Match Racing Tactics & Strategies – the Prestart session 2 - Match Racing Tactics & Strategies – Upwind & Downwind Legs session 3 - Match Racing Tactics & Strategies – Mark Roundings session 4 - Match Racing Tactics & Strategies – Penalty Killing

WHAT IS MATCH RACING - World Match Racing Tour

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    A match race consists of two identical boats racing against each other. With effective boat handling and prudent use of wind and currents, a trailing boat can escape the grasp of the leader and pass. The leader uses blocking techniques to hold the other boat back. This one-on-one duel is a game of strategy and tactics. There is only one winner.

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