Snipe Class, Rules, Interpretations, Proposals
by Antonio Bari – Chairman Rules Committee Getting started Membership To enter any race, you MUST be SCIRA member and display the sticker on the starboard side of the hull. You can join directly with SCIRA or, in some countries, through the National Secretary. Measurement Certificate Your boat must have a valid Measurement Certificate to be…
The 2021 – 2024 edition of World Sailing’s Racing Rules of Sailing have been published and will come into effect on 1 January 2021. World Sailing…
by Antonio Bari – Chairman SCIRA Rule Committee The 2020 edition of Measurers’ Handbook is now online at https://www.snipe.org/rules/class-rules updated to the latest rules amendments…
Special Guest: Arthur Blodgett Arthur explains some typical situations at mark rounding (windward mark and leeward mark)…
Ricardo Lobato – SCIRA Past Commodore and Rules Expert – explains the rule 42 evolution and the Snipe Class Guidelines…
by Antonio Bari – Rules Committee Chairman Over the past few months, several requests have been submitted to the Rules Committee to clarify or explain specific…
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…
The SCIRA Board of Governors held their bi-annual meeting at the Open World Championship in October. Several rule proposals (from 19-01 to 19-08) were considered with the following results:…
New Class Rule amendments have been posted on the Snipe website. Make sure you’re up to date! Amended Class Rule Changes The following Rules…