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Cape 31 International Class Rule

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Cape 31 International Class Rules Q&A

 

To submit a Class Rules question please email - team@cape31class.com

International Rules Section C - Conditions for Racing

 

Can we have 'on-deck' downwind jib Sheets?

Yes, as long as no holes are drilled anywhere on the boat to install downwind sheets, then they are permitted. 

Can holes be drilled in the cockpit sides to install traveller blocks and a traveller take up system?  

No. Padeyes can be glued onto the side of the cockpit for this purpose however holes may not be drilled. 

Can holes be drilled in the cockpit sides to allow the fine tune to be 'endless'?  

No. Padeyes can be glued onto the side of the cockpit for this purpose however holes may not be drilled.

Can we be weighed at any time during a regatta?  

Yes, the class rule provides that a team may be spot weighed at any point during a regatta. The ethos of the class is that we are a non dipping class, that why we have the opportunity to do random weight checks. We want it to be fun we don't want hungry dehydrated sailors.

What is the penalty for being overweight?

A team can be disqualified from that regatta for being overweight. 

Can we dive our boat during a regatta?

No, unless the regatta is longer than 3 days then it can be dived once without breathing equipment and once again 2 days later. See clause 15.

International Rules Section D - Rig

 

Can a floating Handy Billy be attached to the boom?

No. 

International Rules Section E - Sails

International Rules - Other

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