This Q&A is a summary of regulations and approvals involved in radio sailing events. Document as PDF for Download240.80 KB Q: The XYZ Club wants to run an event for the ABC Class. What are the options? A: Some definitions are needed first. Part A. The XYZ Club wants …
We have received an application for IRSA membership from the Yacht Racing Association of Thailand. They are an ISAF MNA, and so meet the requirements of Articles 5.1 and 5.2 of our Constitution. The Yacht Racing Association of Thailand application to become a member of International Radio Sailing Association has …
A part of the “mission statement” of the IRSA is to recognise and assist classes that have the potential to become a global competitive group. While the RG65 class is well established across the world, the RG65 Class rules and class administration were not of a standard needed to satisfy …
There have been questions and discussion in recent times concerning what the situation is with “prohibited events” and how IRSA and WS view these events. To accompany the recently published IRSA Policy on Eligibility and Prohibited Events, IRSA is pleased to announce its Policy on Inclusion and Participation. This policy …
We have received an application for IRSA membership from the Austrian Sailing Federation / Österreichischer Segel-Verband ÖSV. They are an ISAF MNA, and so meet the requirements of Articles 5.1 and 5.2 of our Constitution. The Austrian Sailing Federation application to become a member of International Radio Sailing Association has been …
The EC recently voted for the 2018 updated class rules which are now published and come into effect on 1 April 2018. Main changes are on Terminology, RRS changes and ERS changes. Certification material will follow soon. NB Effective date: 1st April 2018. {phocadownload view=category|id=81|text=IRSA A Class Rules 2018|target=s} {phocadownload …
