Rule 42 Online Clinic with video analysis
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Rule 42 Online Clinic with video analysis
Rule 42 Online Clinic with video analysis
Rule 42 Clinic: ISAF and the Finn Class ran a Rule 42 Clinic in Palma in March 2014. The day was videoed by several cameras and some onboard stern mounted cameras. Afterwards the footage was analysed to select common situations where Rule 42 is being broken, and also situations that do not break Rule 42. The clips on this page are all on the downwind.
D1 - Sheet Pumping |
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Sheet Pumping- PENALTY Fanning the sail by repeatedly trimming and releasing it in a short period of time. The third pump is accompanied by a rock that breaks the basic rule- BASIC 4 as it clearly propels the boat. RRS 42.2(a), Interpretation PUMP 1 |
D2 - Prohibited Gybe |
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Prohibited Gybe - PENALTY The boat is rolled through the gybe and clearly accelerates because of the body movement at the end of the maneuver. This is followed by a clear deceleration of the boat, which is a good indication that the boat’s speed was greater than it would have been in absence of the gybe. RRS 42.1, Interpretation ROCK 8 |
D3 - Rocking |
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Rocking - PENALTY The sailor repeatedly rolls his boat by moving his shoulders and body to windward. We know he is causing the rolling as the movement of the mast follows the movement of his body. RRS 42.2(b)(1) |
D4 - S-Turns Prohibited |
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S Turns- PENALTY The sailor rhythmically and repeatedly rolls the boat with no connection to the wave patterns. RRS 42.2(b)(1), Interpretation ROCK 7 |
D5 - Basic 4 Then Second Rock
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Single Rock - PENALTY The sailor does one roll with no change of course that propels the boat breaking the basic rule and follows it with a second roll so it becomes rocking. RRS 42.1, Interpretation BASIC 4 , RRS 42.2(b)(1) |
D6- Techniques under Oscar
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Techniques under Oscar flag (free pumping) |
Rule 42 Clinic: ISAF and the Finn Class ran a Rule 42 Clinic in Palma in March 2014. The day was videoed by several cameras and some onboard stern mounted cameras. Afterwards the footage was analysed to select common situations where Rule 42 is being broken, and also situations that do not break Rule 42. The clips on this page are all on the downwind.
U1- Body Pumping On Beat
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Body pumping - PENALTY A normal shape of a sail is changed and almost immediately backs to its original shape each time a sailor forcefully moves his body down. Repeated action. RRS 42.2(a), Interpretation PUMP 6 |
Rule 42 Clinic: ISAF and the Finn Class ran a Rule 42 Clinic in Palma in March 2014. The day was videoed by several cameras and some onboard stern mounted cameras. Afterwards the footage was analysed to select common situations where Rule 42 is being broken, and also situations that do not break Rule 42. The clips on this page are all on the downwind.
S1 - Body Pumping Out Of Start
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Body pumping - PENALTY Check EST. Three rapid and forceful body pumps off the start connected with flicks of a sail. RRS 42.2(a), Interpretation PUMP 6 |
S2 - Roll Not Connected To Steering |
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One roll not connected with steering. Check EST. One roll caused by heeling the body to leeward and to windward. At the completion of the roll a boat is steered up to head to wind. Heeling the body is not facilitating steering. RRS 42.1, Interpretation ROCK 6 |
S3 - Double Roll On Start |
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Double roll at the start – PENALTY Check ITA. Two rolls at the start by in and out body movements. No change of course. RRS 42.2(b)(1)
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S4 - Crabbing |
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Crabbing – PENALTY Check FIN. Two forceful movements of the helm while backing a sail on the shoulder before releasing a sail. RRS 42.2(d), Interpretation SCULL 3 |
S5 - Not Crabbing
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Legal Sculling At 8 seconds - Sculling down with a clear change of direction towards a close hauled course At 12 seconds – Steering up to head to wind At 17seconds - Backing the main not sculling At 24 seconds - Releasing the main followed by forceful sculling with a clear change of direction towards a close hauled course Exception RRS 42.3(d), Interpretation SCULL 1 |
S6 - Sculling With No Change Of Direction
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Illegal sculling no change of direction - PENALTY USA 69 in white bib and red arms is sculling down forcefully but there is no change of direction towards a close-hauled cause. Notice that the main is sheeted in and as a result a boat does not change direction . RRS 42.2(d), Exception RRS 42.3(d), Interpretation SCULL 1 |
S7 - Sculling With No Change Of Direction
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Illegal sculling no change of direction - PENALTY USA 69 in white bib and red arms is sculling down forcefully but there is no change of direction towards a close-hauled cause. Notice that the main is sheeted in and as a result a boat does not change direction . RRS 42.2(d), Exception RRS 42.3(d), Interpretation SCULL 1
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S8 - USA Scull Down To Close Hauled
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Legal Sculling down to a close-hauled course USA is sculling down with a clear change of direction towards a close-hauled course. Two seconds into the video USA reaches a close-hauled course, stops sculling and continues to sail the boat further down. RRS 42.2(d), Exception RRS 42.3(d), Interpretation SCULL 1 |
S9 - Connected Sculling
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Illegal connected sculling - PENALTY Observe DEN 23. 2 seconds into the video you can see connected forceful sculling on both sides of the centerline. At 12 seconds DEN 23 is still sculling and this action propells the boat forward compared to USA 69 to windward of DEN 23. RRS 42.2(d), Interpretation SCULL 2 |