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CIRCULAR LETTER BOOM April 10, 2014 Current Rule 36. Boom shall be essentially straight, and shall not be tapered nor have lightening holes. The boom ends may be cutoff with a maximum angle of 45°. The height of the boom at either end may be reduced for access to blocks or boltrope.Only one boom may be measured during a…
[caption id="attachment_9018" align="alignnone" width=""]http://www.friedbits.com/[/caption]By: Peter Commette(This article is adapted from another written by someone else, who wishes not to be mentioned.) Boat Design When speed sailing in a straight…
Rules Change - Submitted Proposals Please leave a comment or send us an email to [email protected] From : Harri PalmEmail: [email protected] Summary: Proposed change to the…
Rules Change - Submitted Proposals Please leave a comment or send us an email to [email protected] From : Fernando Madureira – Brazil National SecretaryEmail: [email protected] Summary:…
Rules Change - Submitted Proposals Please leave a comment or send us an email to [email protected] From : Antonio Bari, IRC ChairmanEmail: [email protected] Summary: Corrector Weights…
Rules Change - Submitted Proposals Please leave a comment or send us an email to [email protected] From : Pietro Fantoni – SCIRA SecretaryEmail: [email protected] Summary: Centerboard retaining…
Rules Change - Submitted Proposals Please leave a comment or send us an email to [email protected] 14-01 Advertising Code From : Commodore Ricardo LobatoEmail: [email protected]…
According to the Decision Making Process, Rules changes can be submitted (only by National Secretaries, the Rule Committe, the SCIRA Board or 5 Fleet Captains) up to…
The Snipe Class rules 2014-2016 are close to be finalized and approved by ISAF. This has been a long process translating to the ISAF template. We hope…
[caption id="attachment_8756" align="alignnone" width=""]Jacques-Louis David (le Serment du jeu de paume)[/caption]The Board of Governors approved the new Rules Change Process (read more), which has been published on the…
From John Fretwell Ok Snipers of the world: haven’t seen this discussion in a while, so who thinks they have the best pole launcher configuration? Please comment on aspects…
Snipe sailor Gavin O’Hare is the author of the animated online guide “Contemporary Team Racing”. It is an excellent tool for visually displaying tough team race topics.
Article originally published in July 2007 on snipe.it Surely you have all experienced a starting line that was especially favored at one end. In some cases, the Race Committee has…
by Mark Reynolds A well organized two boat testing program is the best way to make advances in boat speed. As a sailmaker I am often doing two boat sail…
Article by Eric Heim (published in the last Snipe Bulletin) You get to the boat park early. Coffee in hand. It has been a tough week, but it is time…