Att starta ett formularejs

[swe-16]

Tja!
Här har du vad som gäller som standard:
http://www.formulawindsurfing.org/filez/article/040224/04FWChampRegsfeb04.doc
Signal Flag Meaning Minutes before starting Signal

Class Flag
Warning
5

Yellow Flag
Preparatory
3

Preparatory flag removed
One minute
1

Class Flag removed

Starting Signal

0

..dock har alltid tävlingsledningen möjlighet att förändra detta efter behag vid skepparmötet.

Personligen gillar jag dessa intervall. Ser inte nyttan av att ha flagga vid 30 och 10 sek när man ändå har klocka (för det måste du skaffa dig Jan-Erik!)…då har man ju normalt fullt upp med annnat.
tycker
Per

[anonym-anvandare]

Kan hålla med om att en viss konsekvens skulle inte skada, när det ändå finns definierat i reglementet.Om avvikelse från huvudregeln, bör det grunda sig på en rimlig förklaring, vilket kan finnas i vissa fall.

//Peter

[anonym-anvandare]

Hej Per,

I den skriften refererar dom till andra regler.
Vet du vilka dessa är:
I punkt 6.1 “class rule #2.3.2”
I punkt 9.1.1 “FRRs 75.1”
FRRs hänvisas till lite här och där.

/Jan-Erik

[anonym-anvandare]

Hej,

“class rule” = klass reglerna.
FRR = Funboard Racing Rules.

Du finner länkar till de regler som gäller uppe i vänstra hörnet på websidan: http://www.formulawindsurfing.org

Mvh / Stefan

[anonym-anvandare]

Hej igen

med en viss risk att verka tjatig om detta halvtrista ämne ….

Vilka är det som står bakom dessa regler?
Finns det 2 organisationer som reglerar formulan? International Funboard Class Ass, IFCA verkar ha skrivit FRR.
Är Int Formula Windsurfing Class Ass IFWAC en annan organisation parallellt eller underordnad? Dom verkar ha skrivit “Championship Rules”

Gäller alla FRR på formulatävlingar med de undantag som finns i “Championship Rules”?

/Jan-Erik

[anonym-anvandare]

Bra frågor,
Skicka dem till:
Ceri Williams (UK) chairman FORMULA WINDSURFING COMMITTEE
ceri@offshore-sports.co.uk

Publicera gärna ditt svar.
Mvh / Stefan

[anonym-anvandare]

och här är svaret från Ceri Williams:

There is only one body responsible for Formula Windsurfing -and that is the International Formula Windsurfing Class (IFWC) which is approved by ISAF . Only the IFWC can run World and Continental Championships in Formula Windsurfing . All ISAF classes have to abide by ISAF Regulations -these govern how a class is set up and managed .These details are included in Class Rules (Equipment Rules ) ; Championship Rules and the Class Constitution . Class Rules are linked to the ISAF Equipment Rules of Sailing (ERS ) and the IFWC Class Rules have just been revised and approved (by ISAF) and contained in the document on the Class website .They are in the new Standard Class Rule format(SCR) complying with ERS 2005/2008 . Class Rules must be approved by the IFWC membership (all sailors as represented by their national windsurfing associations )-usually at the class AGM.. The Class Championship Rules have also been approved by AGM -but will be modified slightly (benefit of one years experience ) and the Formula World Ranking introduced , which will form part of the 2005 qualification System for World Championships . Finally -the way that racing is conducted on the water also depends upon Racing Rules (ISAF approved) which may be amended with Sailing Instructions .In the past tweo versions have been used by windsurfing classes -the RRS(Racing Rules of Sailing ) and FRRS(funboard version ).This has led to confusion .From 2005 onwards there is only one set of racing Rules -the ISAF RRS 2005/2008. Appendix B(boardsailing) hasbeen updated , includes Frrs , and indeed rules for all windsurfing disciplines (inc waves ,slalom ,freestylle ,speed ) . This has never happened before -and is supported by all windsurfing classes .Sailings instructions can of course amend some racing rules , but should not overide Class Rules , or indeed Championship Rules. Also you cannot alter ISAF Regulations such as : Eligibility Code ,Advertising Code or Anti Doping Code . The Notice of Race for an event should give all info a competitor needs regarding Rules to be applied; as wellas detailedinfo on the event and organisation . The IWA is expected to produce a windsurfing version of the RRS -ie to eintegrate appendix B into the main body of Rules , deleting all rules not relevant or applicable to windsurfers.This may take the form of a booklet , but in the first instance will be published on IWA and Class websites . Hope this helps ! Please come back to me if i can assist further . Regards,CeriWilliams. IFWC Chairman . IWA director