We Do Sailing

Finn

Pos.	Sail Nº	Skipper	Club	Total	Net	R1	R2	R3	R4	R5	R6	R7	R8	R9
1.	NZL 61	Andy Maloney	Murrays Bay Sailing Club	67	44	3	2	8	(23.0)	3	2	15	5	6
2.	ESP 26	Joan Cardona	Real Club N√°utico de Palma	79	51	11	1	2	11	5	10	3	8	(28.0)
3.	NZL 24	Josh Junior	Worser Bay Boating Club	74	54	10	5	10	(20.0)	2	1	14	3	9
4.	HUN 40	Zsombor Berecz	Procelero SE	80	61	9	11	1	2	6	5	(19.0)	17	10
5.	CRO 10	NENAD Bugarin	JK LABUD	97	66	13	9	21	5	1	7	4	6	(31.0)
6.	USA 91	Luke Muller	St. Francis YC/Team DeAtley/US Sailing Team	103	76	1	12	14	26	11	6	2	(27.0)	4
7.	AUS 1	Jake Lilley	RQYS	109	82	18	15	5	8	10	(27.0)	23	1	2
8.	NED 89	Nicholas Heiner	ewva	126	88	7	17	26	9	17	9	(38.0)	2	1
9.	GBR 41	Giles Scott	Wpnsa	109	89	(20.0)	4	20	3	12	4	16	14	16
10.	ESP 17	Pablo Guitián sarria	C.N.ELCANO	118	91	17	6	4	4	(27.0)	15	13	9	23
11.	SUI 1	Nils Theuninck	Gstaad Yacht Club/ Club Nautique de Pully	135	106	2	7	22	18	7	18	(29.0)	19	13
12.	GRE 77	Ioannis Mitakis	Y.C.G	141	106	5	27	7	6	13	25	5	(35.0)	18
13.	GBR 71	Henry Wetherell	Beaver sailing club	153	125	(28.0)	14	27	10	21	16	11	15	11
14.	ARG 48	Facundo Olezza	Club Veleros Barlovento	182	129	15	22	3	UFD ((53.0))	22	8	27	18	14
15.	CRO 369	Milan Vujasinovic	J.K. Val - Sibenik	164	131	22	23	19	24	4	24	10	(33.0)	5
16.	ESP 7	Alejandro Muscat	Club Nautic Garraf	168	132	14	3	6	(36.0)	26	28	30	13	12
17.	SWE 33	Max Salminen	GKSS	162	137	24	13	13	(25.0)	8	14	20	23	22
18.	FRA 17	Fabian Pic	QRR	164	138	21	(26.0)	12	14	16	13	12	26	24
19.	CZE 5	Ondrej Teply	Jachtklub Brno	180	139	6	25	17	30	(41.0)	21	17	16	7
20.	NOR 1	Anders Pedersen	DSSF	190	151	27	21	9	13	9	26	(39.0)	20	26
21.	TUR 21	Alican Kaynar	Fenerbahce Dogus	183	152	8	24	24	29	19	19	(31.0)	12	17
22.	FIN 8	Oskari Muhonen	EPS	190	153	(37.0)	8	31	22	23	12	33	4	20
23.	FRA 93	Antoine Devineau	SNO Nantes	193	154	25	16	23	(39.0)	18	11	6	28	27
24.	POL 17	Piotr Kula	GK≈ª Gda≈Ñsk	205	160	12	34	18	(45.0)	14	35	8	24	15
25.	CRO 1	Josip Olujic	J.K. Labud	202	163	31	28	11	17	25	23	7	21	(39.0)
26.	EST 2	Deniss Karpak	International Sailing School / KST	204	164	36	(40.0)	33	34	20	3	1	7	30
27.	CAN 18	Tom Ramshaw	Royal Canadian Yacht Club / Stony Lake Yacht Club	203	167	4	19	15	31	29	22	(36.0)	22	25
28.	RYF 6	Arkadii Kistanov	Khlebnikovo, CSKA, Fantastica	215	179	19	(36.0)	28	27	28	33	9	32	3
29.	EST 1	Taavi Valter Taveter	Prnu Jahtklubi	234	189	30	10	16	7	39	30	(45.0)	25	32
30.	FRA 112	Jonathan Lobert	SRR	234	192	16	(42.0)	29	35	36	34	24	10	8
31.	IRL 9	Oisin Mcclelland	DSC	242	201	33	30	25	(41.0)	31	20	18	11	33
32.	BRA 109	Jorge Zarif	MARINHA/CBVELA/EVI/BL3	265	212	23	18	32	1	15	17	DNF ((53.0))	DNS (53)	DNS (53)
33.	FRA 111	Valerian Lebrun	Sn La Trinit sur mer	274	236	34	33	(38.0)	16	37	36	21	38	21
34.	RYF 14	Mikhail Yatsun	Krasnodar	299	249	38	20	34	(50.0)	38	29	25	36	29
35.	POL 8	Lukasz Lesinski	YK STAL GDYNIA	300	256	41	29	36	38	30	41	22	(44.0)	19
36.	MEX 1	Juan Ignacio Perez	Vallarta Yacht Club	306	262	(44.0)	35	37	15	32	40	28	37	38
37.	FRA 75	Laurent Hay	La Rochelle Nautique	310	266	29	37	39	12	42	(44.0)	32	40	35
38.	RYF 4	Egor Terpigorev	Hlebnikovo school, CSKA	332	279	42	31	UFD ((53.0))	42	24	32	26	29	DNS (53)
39.	GER 595	Simon Gorgels	Deutscher Touring Yacht Club	328	286	35	41	41	32	35	31	40	31	(42.0)
40.	UKR 1	Georgii Paches	BSYC	339	295	32	(44.0)	35	40	33	39	41	34	41
41.	AUT 1	Moritz Spitzauer	UYCNS	341	298	39	(43.0)	40	37	34	42	42	30	34
42.	POR 21	Filipe Silva	CNC	357	304	40	32	UFD ((53.0))	19	46	43	43	41	40
43.	VEN 17	Andres Lage	Club Puerto Azul	362	309	26	39	30	49	40	37	35	DNS ((53.0))	DNS (53)
44.	RSA 11	Leo Davis	KYC	359	313	(46.0)	38	42	33	43	38	37	39	43
45.	ITA 1	Matteo Iovenitti	Circolo Canottieri Aniene	391	338	47	46	UFD ((53.0))	43	45	45	34	42	36
46.	FRA 38	Michel Audoin	SRR	408	356	43	(52.0)	44	48	44	49	46	45	37
47.	POR 7	Vasco Pereira	Clube Naval de Cascais	418	365	48	45	46	21	51	DNS ((53.0))	48	DNS (53)	DNS (53)
48.	FRA 99	Marc Allain des Beauvais	SNO Nantes	416	365	45	48	45	(51.0)	49	47	44	43	44
49.	BRA 32	Pedro Lodovici	Yacht Clube de Ilhabela	438	385	51	47	43	44	48	46	DNF ((53.0))	DNS (53)	DNS (53)
50.	ESP 99	Gerardo Seeliger	Real Club Nautico de Barcelona	440	387	49	51	48	28	52	DNS ((53.0))	DNF (53)	DNS (53)	DNS (53)
51.	POR 5	Jorge Pinheiro de Melo	CNCascais	442	389	52	50	47	47	50	50	47	46	DNS ((53.0))
52.	RYF 41	Felix Denikaev	RYF	452	399	50	49	UFD ((53.0))	46	47	48	DNS (53)	DNS (53)	DNS (53)

Division

Pos.	flag - bow	Sail Nº	Skipper	Club	Boat	Total	Net	R1	R2	R3	R4	R5	R6	R7	R8	R9
1.		ESP 26	Joan Cardona	Real Club N√°utico de Palma		79	51	11	1	2	11	5	10	3	8	(28.0)
2.		RYF 14	Mikhail Yatsun	Krasnodar		299	249	38	20	34	(50.0)	38	29	25	36	29

Finn Gold Cup 2021

Portuguese Sailing Federation and Clube We Do Sailing

5th May 2019 to 12th May 2021

NOTICE OF RACE

1. Organizing Authority and Venue
1.1. The 2021 Finn Gold Cup will be held from Weds 5th May to Weds 12th May in Porto, Portugal;
1.2. The Organizing Authority is the Clube We Do Sailing in conjunction with the International Finn Association, the Portuguese Sailing Federation and the Portuguese Finn Class Association.

2. Rules
2.1. The regatta will be governed by the rules as defined in the Racing Rules of Sailing (RRS) and the International Finn Class Event Manual;
2.2. The National Authority Prescriptions will be applied and they are shown in full in Attachment B;
2.3. If there is a conflict between languages, the English text will take precedence;
2.4. Boats may be required to display advertising chosen and supplied by the Organizing Authority. Such advertising, if any, shall be displayed in accordance with the Sailing Instructions;
2.5. RRS 40.1 shall apply at all times while afloat;
2.6. Boats will be required to display their national flag on their sail in accordance with the Class Rules;
2.7. Support boat restrictions may be applied. These will be published in or with the Sailing Instructions;
2.8. Class Rule C6.2 [Equipment Limitation] shall apply;
2.9. All competitors, coaches and accompanying persons shall at all times abide by the COVID-19 regulations as stipulated by the OA.

3. Eligibility and Entry
3.1. Eligible competitors shall be current members of an IFA recognized National Finn Association. In addition, as the regatta is the European and African Continental Olympic Qualification regatta for the Men’s One Person Dinghy Heavy, each MNA within Europe and Africa, not yet qualified for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Sailing Competition is eligible to have at least one entry. They shall complete on-site registration at the venue prior to 7th May 2021, unless the Organizing Authority extends this date;
3.2. The entry quota of Part C “Entry System for IFA Official Championships” of the IFA Constitution will apply;
3.3. To be eligible for the U23 prize competitors shall not have had their 23rd birthday before the 1st of January of the year of the event;
3.4. Entries shall be submitted online prior to 1st April 2021, unless extended by the Organizing Authority. The entry form is available at 2021.finngoldcup.org
3.5. The Entry Fee is EUR 300 and shall be paid in full by 7th April 2021 as detailed on the entry form. After 7th of April, a late entry fee of EUR 400 will be charged;
3.6. An entry is not complete until any entry fees have been paid, the entry has been accepted by the Organizing Authority and the International Finn Association, registration and any required equipment inspection before the first race, has been completed;
3.7. A valid Measurement Certificate for the boat entered shall be presented or its existence verified at on-site registration in accordance with RRS 78.2;
3.8. Support boats will be required to register and pay a fee of EUR 75, be insured and comply with local regulations to be permitted to use launching and berthing at the venue. Registration may be completed on line through the event website. Payment is required by 1st April 2021.
3.9. The registration fee will be fully refunded in the following situations resulting from the COVID 19 pandemic:
- Cancellation of the regatta due to a decision from the Portuguese Government,
- In the event that a registered competitor or coach cannot attend the competition due to health and safety measures applied by their region or country that affect mobility or travel to Portugal for the regatta.
No claims or refunds for travel and accommodation expenses paid by registered participants due to cancellation shall be accepted. When entering the regatta, all participants claim to be aware of this fact.

4. Competition Format
4.1 A ten (10) race series, without a medal race, is scheduled;
4.2 This format may be changed with the approval of the IFA and will be specified in the Sailing Instructions.

5. Event Schedule
5.1 The event schedule may be changed with the approval of the IFA and will be specified in the Sailing Instructions, however, the days allocated for racing will not be changed.

Date	Event	Time	Location
Weds, 5^th May	Measurement/Registration	0900 - 1800	Douro Marina boat park
Thurs, 6^th May	Measurement/Registration	0900 - 1800	Douro Marina boat park & Race office
Fri, 7^th May	Opening Ceremony	1730	Douro Marina
Fri, 7^th May	Measurement/Registration IFA AGM Competitor’s Meeting Practice Race	0900 – 1300 10.00 1430	Douro Marina / Race Office / Briefings room
Sat, 8^th May	Racing (2 races scheduled) First Warning Signal	1200
Sun, 9^th May	Racing (2 races scheduled) First Warning Signal	1200
Mon, 10^th May	Racing (2 races scheduled) First Warning Signal	1200
Tues, 11^th May	Racing (2 races scheduled) First Warning Signal	1200
Weds, 12^th May	Racing (2 races scheduled) First Warning Signal Closing Ceremony & Prize Giving	1200 1800	Douro Marina

6. Schedule of Races and Attendance at Ceremonies
6.1 Two races are scheduled for each day of racing;
6.2 An additional race may be scheduled on any day to enable the full number of scheduled races to be sailed. A maximum of three races per day will be sailed. This schedule may be changed to fit with any changes to NOR 4 and 5 permitted by the IFA;
6.3 Succeeding races will be started as soon as practicable after the finish of the previous races;
6.4 No warning signal will be made after 1600 hours on Weds, 12th May;
6.5 All participants are requested by the International Finn Class and the Organizing Authority to attend the Opening and Closing Ceremonies.

7. Measurement
7.1 All boats shall undergo measurement of hulls, spars and sails as well as equipment checks according the Finn Class Rules (including Part F of “Finn Class Event Manual”) unless otherwise decided by the IFA Chief Measurer. All measured equipment will be identified for the Championship. Only identified equipment may be used during the Championship;
7.2 Measurement and equipment checks may be made throughout the Regatta at the discretion of the Technical Committee, Race Committee or the International Jury.

8. Sailing Instructions
8.1 The Sailing Instructions (SI) will be available on the event website at the time for registration. A hard copy will be available on request. A preliminary version may be posted on the event website prior to this date.

9. Racing Area
9.1 The intended race-course area will be north of the river entrance. An alternative race course may be used at south of the Douro river entrance.

10. Courses
10.1 Courses will be as per the current IFA Event Manual.

11. Scoring
11.1 Four races shall be completed to constitute a valid Championship.

12. International Jury
12.1 An International Jury will be appointed in accordance with RRS Appendix N and perform the duties listed in RRS N2;
12.2 Decisions of the Jury will be final as provided in RRS 70.5.

13. Prizes
13.1 The class perpetual trophies will be awarded, including the winner of the Finn Gold Cup;
13.2 The Organizing Authority will provide prizes for the top 10 boats overall and top 3 Under 23;
13.3 Daily prizes will be awarded to the boats finishing first in each race.

14. Insurance
14.1 Each participating boat shall be insured with valid Third-party Liability Insurance with a minimum cover of EUR 1.500.000,00 or the equivalent thereof in any other currency for any one incident. By entering the event each competitor declares that they hold such insurance;
14.2 Insurance may be obtained by contacting the Organizing Authority prior to the event.

15 Support Boats and Personnel
15.1 All support boats (boats with support persons on board as defined by the RRS) shall be registered (see 3.8) with the
Organizing Authority and will be required to comply with local legislation and event support boat regulations or Sailing Instructions. The Organizing Authority may refuse registrations and accept later registrations at their sole discretion;
15.2 All support boats shall clearly display the 3 letters national code of their World Sailing Member National Authority in contrasting colour to the background at all times while afloat. The minimum height for the letters shall be 200 mm and visible from both sides of the boat;
15.3 Registered support boats shall act as rescue boats in case of need. If the Race Committee displays Flag V, all support boats shall monitor VHF Channel 72 and comply with requests from the Race Committee and any published Safety Procedures;
15.4 Support boats may be required to clearly display a flag or stickers provided by the OA with unique identification for that boat.

16. Media Consent: Rights to use Names & Likenesses
16.1 Competitors and/or their Parents or Guardians automatically grant the Organizing Authority, the International Finn Association and any party to which they may delegate this right, without payment the right in perpetuity to make, use and show (including via the internet), any motion pictures, still pictures, live, taped or filmed television, or any other form of media, of or relating to the event;
16.2. Boats may be required to carry cameras, sound equipment and positioning equipment as specified by the Organizing Authority;
16.3. The top three competitors as well as the individual race winners, may be required to attend a media press conference each day;
16.4. Competitors may be required for interviews at the regatta.

17. Risk Statement
17.1 Rule 4 of the RRS states: “The responsibility for a boat’s decision to participate in a race or to continue to race is hers alone.” Sailing is by its nature an unpredictable sport and therefore inherently involves an element of risk. By taking part in the event, each competitor and support person agrees and acknowledges that:
(a) They are aware of the inherent element of risk involved in the sport and accept responsibility for the exposure of themselves, their crew and their boat to such inherent risk whilst taking part in the event;
(b) They are responsible for the safety of themselves, their crew, their boat and their other property whether afloat or ashore;
(c) They accept responsibility for any injury, damage or loss to the extent caused by their own actions or omissions;
(d) Their boat is in good order, equipped to sail in the event and they are fit to participate;
(e) The provision of a race management team, patrol boats and other officials and volunteers by the Race Organizer does not relieve them of their own responsibilities;
(f) The provision of patrol boat cover is limited to such assistance, particularly in extreme weather conditions, as can be practically provided in the circumstances;
(g) The fact that the Race Committee conducts inspections, or not, of a boat does not reduce the responsibilities of each competitor set out in this Notice of Race.

Information
For further information please contact:
Diogo Barros - Clube We Do Sailing by BBDouro
Telephone : +351 93 674 01 63
e-mail: diogo.barros@bbdouro.com / web: www.bbdouro.com / http://2021.finngoldcup.org

Tiago Morais - Clube We Do Sailing by BBDouro
Telephone : +351 91 938 00 37
e-mail: tiago.morais@bbdouro.com / web: www.bbdouro.com / http://2021.finngoldcup.org

FINN GOLD CUP 2021

Federação Portuguesa de Vela and Clube We Do Sailing

5^th May 2019 to 12^th May 2021

Organizing Authority:

Clube We Do Sailing in conjunction with the International Finn Association,

Federação Portuguesa de Vela and the Associação Portuguesa da Classe Finn.

SAILING INSTRUCTIONS

1	RULES
1.1	The regatta will be governed by the rules as defined in The Racing Rules of Sailing (RRS) and the Finn Major
	Championship Event Manual;
1.2	The National Authority Prescriptions described in the Notice of Race will apply;
1.3	Decisions of the International Jury will be final as provided in RRS 70.5;
1.4	If there is a conflict between languages, the English text will take precedence;
1.5	If there is a conflict between the Notice of Race (NoR) and the Sailing Instructions (SIs), the Sailing Instructions will take precedence;
1.6	Appendix P, Special Procedures for Rule 42, will apply;
1.7	In all rules governing this regatta: 1.7.1. [NP] denotes a rule that shall not be grounds for protest by a boat. This changes RRS 60.1(a); 1.7.2. [SP] denotes a rule for which a standard penalty may be applied by the Race Committee or Technical Committee without a hearing (this changes RRS A5).
1.8	In RRS 44.2 insert after the first sentence: However, if Mark 1a is set, a boat may delay taking a penalty for an incident in the zone around Mark 1 or on the leg between Mark 1 and Mark 1a, until she has passed Mark 1a;
1.9	All competitors, coaches and accompanying persons shall at all times abide by the COVID-19 regulations as stipulated by the OA. A COVID-19 plan is published at http://2021.finngoldcup.org/covid/
2	SAFETY REGULATIONS [DP][NP]
2.1	Competitors shall wear personal flotation devices at all times while afloat, except briefly while changing or adjusting clothing or personal equipment;

2.2 [SP] Check-out and check-in:

2.2.1 Before leaving to race on each scheduled racing day, a crew shall personally sign out on the required form located next to the Race Office;

2.2.2 Within the protest time limit after returning ashore, a crew shall personally sign in on the required form located next to the Official Notice Board.

2.3 Boats not leaving the shore for a scheduled race shall promptly notify the Race Office;

2.4 On arrival at the racing area, boats shall sail closely by the Race Committee vessel, clearly showing their sail numbers;

2.5 A boat that retires from racing shall notify the Race Committee before leaving the racing area, or if that is not possible, shall notify the Race Office as soon as possible after returning ashore;

2.6 When the Race Committee displays Flag V with repetitive sounds or broadcasts ‘Code Flag Victor’ on the designated VHF Channel, all official and support boats shall monitor VHF Channel 08 for search, rescue and other instructions.

3	CODE OF CONDUCT [DP][NP]

3.1 Competitors and support persons shall comply with any reasonable request from a regatta official;

3.2 Competitors shall handle any boats or equipment provided by the Organizing Authority with proper care and seamanship, and in compliance with any written instructions.

6	THE COURSES
6.1	The diagrams in SIs Addendum B show the courses, the course designations, the approximate angles between legs, the order in which marks are to be passed, and the side on which each mark is to be left;

6.2	No later than the warning signal, the Race Committee signal vessel will display the course designation and the approximate compass bearing of the first leg;
6.3	A gate may be replaced by a single mark to be left to port.
7	MARKS
7.1	Marks 1, 1A (offset mark), 2, 4 and associated gate marks, will be as follows:

Stage	Marks 1, 2 & 4	Mark 1A	Replacement Mark	Alt’ Port End Starting Mark	Alt’ Outer Distance Finishing Mark
Series	Conical Orange	Conical Orange	Conical Blue	Yellow Pin	Yellow Pin

8	CLASS FLAG
8.1	The Class Flag will be the Class Insignia on a white background for all races.

9	THE START
9.1	The starting line will be between a staff displaying an Orange “START” flag on the Race Committee vessel at the starboard end and either:
	9.1.1 The course side of the alternative port-end starting mark, or 9.1.2 A staff displaying an Orange Flag on the Race Committee vessel at the port end.
9.2	To alert boats that a race or sequence of races will begin soon, the Orange starting line Flag will be displayed with one sound at least five minutes before a warning signal is made.
10	THE FINISH
10.1	The finishing line will be between a staff displaying a “FINISH” Blue Flag on the Race Committee vessel and either:

10.1.1 The course side of the alternative outer-distance finishing mark, or

10.1.2 A staff displaying a Blue Flag on the nearby Race Committee vessel.

11	TIME LIMITS AND TARGET TIMES

	Time Limit	Mark 1 Time Limit	Finish Windows	Target Time
1 or 2 races per day	120 minutes	40 minutes	20 minutes	75 minutes
3 races per day	120 minutes	40 minutes	20 minutes	60 minutes

11.1 Boats that are still racing but do not finish within the Finish Window, will be scored Time Limit Expired (TLE). The TLE score will be equal to the number of boats to finish plus 2 points. This changes RRS 35, A4 and A5;

11.2 If no boat rounds Mark 1 within the Mark 1 Time Limit, the Race Committee shall abandon the race.

12	COMMUNICATIONS WITH COMPETITORS
12.1	Competitor and Team Leader briefings:

	Date	Time	Briefing	Location
	Saturday 8^th May	10:00	First briefing	By remote system
12.2	Notices to competitors will be posted on the event web site: http://2021.finngoldcup.org/
12.3	Signals ashore will be displayed on the flagpole next to the marina entrance;
12.4	When Flag AP is displayed ashore, ‘1 minute’ is replaced with ‘not less than 45 minutes’ in the race signal AP;
12.5	[SP] [NP] Flag D over the course area is displayed ashore means: ‘The warning signals will be made not less than 45 minutes after flag D is displayed or not before the scheduled time, whichever is later. 'Boats shall not leave the boat park until this signal is made'.
13	CHANGES TO SAILING INSTRUCTIONS
13.1	Any change to the format or schedule of races will be posted by 20:00 on the day before it will take effect and any change to the Sailing Instructions will be posted before 09:00 on the day it will take effect.
14	COURSE CHANGES
14.1	Courses will not be shortened. This changes RRS 32. The length and direction of legs of the course may be changed in accordance with RRS 33;

14.2 To change the next leg of the course, the Race Committee will lay a new mark or move Gate 4 or move the finishing line and remove the original mark as soon as practicable. When in a subsequent change a new mark is replaced, it will be replaced by an original mark. After mark 1 has been replaced, mark 1A will not be reset. This changes RRS 33(c).

15	PROTESTS AND REQUESTS FOR REDRESS
15.1	Protest forms are available at the event web page. Protests and requests for redress or reopening shall be submitted
	within the appropriate time limit;
15.2	The protest time limit is 90 minutes from the time of the last boat to finish the last race of the day;
15.3	Notices will be posted as soon as possible after the protest time limit to inform competitors of hearings in which they are parties or named as witnesses. Hearings will be held in the Protest Room, located as described on the Official Notice Board, beginning at the time posted which may be before the end of the protest time limit if all parties are available;
15.4	Notices of protests by the Race, Protest or Technical Committees may be posted to inform boats under RRS 61.1(b);
15.5	A list of boats that have been penalized under Appendix P for breaking RRS 42 will be posted;
15.6	Breaches of SIs marked [NP] will not be grounds for a protest by a boat. This changes RRS 60.1(a);
15.7	Penalties for breaches of SIs marked [DP] or class rules are at the discretion of the Protest Committee and may be less than disqualification, but the IFA approved guidance will be followed;
15.8	A boat may accept a discretionary penalty for the breach of a rule subject to [DP] by acknowledging the breach before a hearing;
15.9	For breaches of a rule marked [SP], the Race Committee may apply a standard penalty without a hearing or a discretionary penalty may be applied by the International Jury with a hearing. A list of these breaches and the associated standard penalties will be posted on the Official Notice Board. However, the Race Committee may protest a boat when they consider the standard penalty to be inappropriate. A boat that has been penalised with a standard penalty can neither be protested for the same incident by another boat nor can another boat request redress for this Race Committee action. This changes RRS 60.1, 63.1 and A5;
15.10	On the last day of a series a request for redress based on a jury decision shall be delivered no later than 30 minutes after the decision was posted. This changes RRS 62.2.
16	FORMAT AND SCORING

16.1 The regatta is scheduled to consist of a 10 races series (with no medal race);

16.2 It is the intention of the Race Committee to run 2 races per day, but no more than 3 races shall be sailed on any day.

16.3 Races not sailed on the scheduled day may be sailed on a following day;

16.4 If the weather forecast suggests it is unlikely that racing will be possible on an upcoming day (too much or too little wind) the schedule may be changed to sail more races in a day. The number of races sailed will not become more than one race ahead of schedule;

16.5 A race that the first boat has completed 3 legs before being abandoned, shall count as a scheduled race for the purpose of this SIs, but shall not be scored;

16.6 The Low Point System of RRS Appendix A will apply;

16.7 When fewer than five races have been completed, a boat’s series score will be the total of her race scores. When five or more races have been completed, a boat’s score will be the total of her race scores excluding her worst score;

16.8 A boat starting later than 4 minutes after her starting signal will be scored Did Not Start - DNS. This changes RRS A4 and A5;

16.9 Four races are required to be completed to constitute a regatta;

16.10 To request correction of an alleged error in posted race or series results, a boat may complete a scoring enquiry form available at the Race Office.

17	EQUIPMENT AND MEASUREMENT CHECKS (DP)

17.1 Details of pre-first race equipment inspection, location and schedules will be posted on the Official Notice Board by the Technical Committee;
17.2 Equipment may be inspected at any time for compliance with the Class Rules and Sailing Instructions. When instructed by the Technical Committee, a boat shall proceed immediately to a designated area for inspection;
17.3 All items of equipment subject to event limitation control will be marked with the official event stamp or sticker. It a mark becomes unclear, insecure or lost, this shall be reported promptly to the Technical Committee so that the mark may be replaced before the next race or at the first reasonable opportunity.
17.4 All boats selected for equipment inspection shall be presented for inspection with the full equipment, including sails, personal flotation device(s) and personal equipment.

18	REPLACEMENT OF CREW OR EQUIPMENT [DP]
18.1	Substitution of competitors will not be allowed;
18.2	Substitution of damaged or lost equipment will not be allowed unless approved by the Technical Committee. Requests for substitution shall be made on a form available at event web page.
19	OFFICIAL BOATS
19.1	Official boats will be marked as follows:

Race Committee Vessel	White Flag with “RC”
Jury / Judges / Umpires	White Flag with “JURY”
Technical Committee	White Flag with “M”
Media	White Flag with “PRESS”
Safety	White Flag with “RC”

20	SUPPORT BOATS (DP)

20.1 For the purposes of these Sailing Instructionssupport boat includes any boat that is under the control or direction of a person is defined in the RRS as a support person;
20.2 Support vessels shall display their national flag or national (NOC Code) letters at least 200mm high and clearly visible from both sides and the Flag identification number, supplied at registration by the OA with EUR10 cash deposit.
20.3 Support vessels shall not interfere with boats racing or official boats, or create a wake that affects boats racing.
20.4 Support vessels shall not be positioned:
20.4.1 Closer than 50 metres of any boat racing;
20.4.2 Within 50 metres of the starting line and marks from the time of the preparatory signal until all boats have left the starting area, or the Race Committee signals a postponement, general recall or abandonment:
20.4.3 Between any boat racing and the next mark of the course;
20.4.4 Within 50 metres of any mark of the course while boats are in the vicinity of that mark;
20.4.5 Within 50 metres of the finishing line and marks while boats are finishing.
20.5 In addition, support vessels that are motoring above 5 knots shall remain at least 150 metres from any boat racing;
20.6 Support vessels shall comply with any reasonable request from a regatta official.

21	IDENTIFICATION, ADVERTISING, CAMERAS and ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT [DP]
21.1	When provided by the Organizing Authority, boats or crew shall carry, display or wear the following as instructed:

21.1.1 Yellow, blue or red bibs;
21.1.2 Yellow, blue or red dots on the mainsail;
21.1.3 Bow numbers;
21.1.4 Event sponsor advertising.
21.2 When provided by the Organizing Authority, boats shall carry the following electronic equipment as instructed:
21.2.1 Cameras;
21.2.2 Sound equipment, and
21.2.3 Position tracking and timing equipment:
(a) Competitors shall collect a tracking module from their assigned tracking desk before racing each day;
(b) On return to shore competitors shall return the tracking module within the protest time limit to the same place that they received it.
21.2.4 Competitors shall make a genuine effort to comply with the instructions for operating the equipment as provided by the Organizing Authority;
21.2.5 While competitors should take every care of the equipment, the Organizing Authority alone is liable for loss or damage to the cameras and any equipment used for installing the cameras on the boats;
21.2.6 For the purposes of RRS Part 2 and the related Definitions, cameras and camera installation equipment are not considered to be part of the boat on which they are installed;
21.2.7 Boats shall avoid contact with cameras and camera installation equipment on other boats; however, a breach of this Sailing Instruction shall not be subject to any penalty.

22	BERTHING AND BOAT PARK [DP]
22.1	When ashore, boats shall be kept in their assigned places in the boat park.

23	RADIO COMMUNICATION [DP]
23.1	A boat shall neither make radio transmissions while racing nor receive radio communications not available to all boats, except in an emergency or when using equipment provided by the Race Committee. This restriction also applies to mobile telephones.

24	PRIZES
24.1	The Class Perpetual Trophy will be awarded to the winner of the Finn Gold Cup. The Organizing Authority will provide Prizes for the top 10 boats overall and top 3 U23 overall. Prizes will be awarded to the skippers finishing first in each race.

25	DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITY
25.1	Competitors participate in the regatta entirely at their own risk. See RRS 3, Decision to Race. Neither the Organizing Authority nor World Sailing will accept any liability for material damage or personal injury or death sustained in conjunction with or prior to, during, or after the regatta.

ADDENDUM A - COURSE AREAS - LOCATION

ADDENDUM B - COURSE ILLUSTRATIONS and MARK ROUNDING ORDER

LA2	PENNANT 2	Start – 1 – 1A – 4s/4p – 1 – 1A – Finish
LAR2	NO COURSE FLAG	Start – 1 – 1A – 4s/4p – 1 – 1A – 4P ‐ Finish
TA2	PENNANT 1	Start – 1 – 1A – 4S/4S – 1 – 2 – Finish

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Document nº	Name	Download	Created at
1	Notice_Of_Race.pdf	Notice_Of_Race.pdf	April 30, 2021, 11:46 a.m.
2	Sailing_Instructions.pdf	Sailing_Instructions.pdf	April 30, 2021, 11:47 a.m.

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61 Enrolments

Enrolments

Sail N˚	Skipper	Club	Boat
AUS 1	Jake Lilley	RQYS
AUT 1	Moritz Spitzauer	UYCNS
BRA 32	Pedro Lodovici	Yacht Clube de Ilhabela
BRA 44	Fabiano Vivacqua	ICRJ
BRA 109	Jorge Zarif	MARINHA/CBVELA/EVI/BL3
CAN 18	Tom Ramshaw	Royal Canadian Yacht Club / Stony Lake Yacht Club
CRO 1	Josip Olujic	J.K. Labud
CRO 369	Milan Vujasinovic	J.K. Val - Sibenik
CRO 10	NENAD Bugarin	JK LABUD
CZE 5	Ondrej Teply	Jachtklub Brno
DEN 1117	Peter Sigetty Bøje	Egaa Sailing Club
ESP 7	Alejandro Muscat	Club Nautic Garraf
ESP 17	Pablo Guitián sarria	C.N.ELCANO
ESP 26	Joan Cardona	Real Club N√°utico de Palma
ESP 99	Gerardo Seeliger	Real Club Nautico de Barcelona
EST 1	Taavi Valter Taveter	Prnu Jahtklubi
EST 2	Deniss Karpak	International Sailing School / KST
FIN 8	Oskari Muhonen	EPS
FRA 17	Fabian Pic	QRR
FRA 99	Marc Allain des Beauvais	SNO Nantes
FRA 111	Valerian Lebrun	Sn La Trinit sur mer
FRA 112	Jonathan Lobert	SRR
FRA 38	Michel Audoin	SRR
FRA 75	Laurent Hay	La Rochelle Nautique
GBR 41	Giles Scott	Wpnsa
GBR 71	Henry Wetherell	Beaver sailing club
GER 595	Simon Gorgels	Deutscher Touring Yacht Club
GRE 77	Ioannis Mitakis	Y.C.G
HUN 40	Zsombor Berecz	Procelero SE
IRL 9	Oisin Mcclelland	DSC
ITA 45	Nicola Capriglione	Yacht Club Cannigione
ITA 71	Federico Colaninno	Yacht Club Costa Smeralda
ITA 1	Matteo Iovenitti	Circolo Canottieri Aniene
MEX 1	Juan Ignacio Perez	Vallarta Yacht Club
NED 89	Nicholas Heiner	ewva
NOR 1	Anders Pedersen	DSSF
NZL 24	Josh Junior	Worser Bay Boating Club
NZL 61	Andy Maloney	Murrays Bay Sailing Club
POL 8	Lukasz Lesinski	YK STAL GDYNIA
POL 17	Piotr Kula	GK≈ª Gda≈Ñsk
POR 1	Diogo Cayolla	Clube Naval de Cascais
POR 7	Vasco Pereira	Clube Naval de Cascais
POR 73	Nuno Espirito Santo silva	Clube Naval de Cascais
POR 21	Filipe Silva	CNC
POR 5	Jorge Pinheiro de Melo	CNCascais
RSA 11	Leo Davis	KYC
RYF 6	Arkadii Kistanov	Khlebnikovo, CSKA, Fantastica
RYF 73	DANIIL KRUTSKIKH	FANTASTICA
RYF 4	Egor Terpigorev	Hlebnikovo school, CSKA
SUI 1	Nils Theuninck	Gstaad Yacht Club/ Club Nautique de Pully
SWE 33	Max Salminen	GKSS
TUN 1	Karim ESSEGHIR	Doha Marine Sports Club
TUR 21	Alican Kaynar	Fenerbahce Dogus
UKR 1	Georgii Paches	BSYC
USA 91	Luke Muller	St. Francis YC/Team DeAtley/US Sailing Team
VEN 17	Andres Lage	Club Puerto Azul
RYF 14	Mikhail Yatsun	Krasnodar
RYF 20	Maxim Nikolaev	Khlebnikovo
FRA 93	Antoine Devineau	SNO Nantes
ARG 48	Facundo Olezza	Club Veleros Barlovento
RYF 41	Felix Denikaev	RYF

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Division

U23