There is NO right of way. It is STAND-ON vessel only, which means it has keep course and speed.
Regards, Andy
Thank You. I'm not a sailor but I was trying to explain to someone that no boat had a right of way. I was not clear how it was worded.
Great video. Thanks.
Thanks, we both agree 🙂
regards,
Andy
depends if your racing or sailing Andy in racing the right of way boat can pretty much do what it wants to mess with the other boat.
not necessarily. in some situations you're obligated to sail proper course
Yes Rule 13 can come into play but that's why I said pretty much.
A very good instructional video. Easy to understand and very well edited.
If on the same tack and the boat to windward has to give way to the boat to leeward, and the boat to leeward can point better than the boat to windward, what does the windward boat have to do? Does he have to tack over to avoid getting hit?
Very good!
It would've been nice to have a mention of start line obstructions when talking about the Windward Leeward course, but other than that, super helpful teaching resource. I'll be showing it to my beginning racers next season!
Didnt know Bill Paxton gave sailing lessons.
Good recipe for a headache
Wait I thought you are not supposed to cross the finish line from behind in the windward leeward course when you just rounded the windward mark and are sailing down to the leeward mark. Aren't you supposed to go around the start/finish line?
There is NO right of way. It is STAND-ON vessel only, which means it has keep course and speed.
Regards, Andy
Thank You. I'm not a sailor but I was trying to explain to someone that no boat had a right of way. I was not clear how it was worded.
Great video. Thanks.
Thanks, we both agree 🙂
regards,
Andy
depends if your racing or sailing Andy in racing the right of way boat can pretty much do what it wants to mess with the other boat.
not necessarily. in some situations you're obligated to sail proper course
Yes Rule 13 can come into play but that's why I said pretty much.
A very good instructional video. Easy to understand and very well edited.
If on the same tack and the boat to windward has to give way to the boat to leeward, and the boat to leeward can point better than the boat to windward, what does the windward boat have to do? Does he have to tack over to avoid getting hit?
Very good!
It would've been nice to have a mention of start line obstructions when talking about the Windward Leeward course, but other than that, super helpful teaching resource. I'll be showing it to my beginning racers next season!
Didnt know Bill Paxton gave sailing lessons.
Good recipe for a headache
Wait I thought you are not supposed to cross the finish line from behind in the windward leeward course when you just rounded the windward mark and are sailing down to the leeward mark. Aren't you supposed to go around the start/finish line?
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how can the boat propell perpendicular to the direction of wind?
Thanks
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What simulation software did you use?