IRSA

IRSA 65 Class

The class appeals to home builders and the boats are very easily transported. Essentially a box rule with minimal constraints. A 65 Class will usually be made almost entirely of carbon fibre – hull, foils, spars and fittings.

These class rules are based on the existing version of the RG65 class rules but are written to the World Sailing Standard Class Rules format. As such they form the basis for a future international class if sailors in the class wish to use them. Before the class can hold a world championship it is necessary that it achieves international designation and this, itself, is dependent on having class rules that meet the SCR standard.

IRSA 65 Class documents (click to expand categories)

Provisional NANO Class

NanoSwing2Objectives/fundamentals of NANO class:
Sailors are quite likely and able to build the majority of their own boat.
Low cost/low tech helped by choice of class rules
Hull and associated structural parts may only be made by 3D printing
Simple hull/boat measurement
No certification or registration – sail number will be the competitor’s or owner’s personal number – only event measurement
Draught/length ratio not so large that fin technology rules – 0.45 max?
Tightly controlled rig height and number of rigs
No sail area measurement

Class bounded by the following class rules: Closed class rules for hull, otherwise Open class rules

Boat
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Usual prohibitions on cameras, on board computers etc

Hull
Max overall length restriction – 500 mm
Length and draught restriction as per the M Class system
Hull structure construction restricted to 3D printed
Painting or coating of hull for waterproofing purposes permitted on inside or outside

Appendages
No restriction on foil materials except nothing denser than lead

Rig
A maximum of three rigs (una or sloop) for an event
No rig or sail area measurement
Mast spar per rig restricted to one
Cantilevered mast spar restricted to round section
Rotating mast spars permitted to be non-round section
Boom spars un-restricted in section or number
No rig parts outboard of the hull when sheeted to centreline
No shrouds permitted on cantilevered masts

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Minimum sail film thickness
Each mainsail luff length restricted to be between a suitable max and min

Possible additional rules
Luff length of headsail also restricted

Nano Class Documents(click to expand categories)

Event calendar for National and International Events

As a continuing evolution of the IRSA site, a central National and International Events calendar is now available for members to advertise their major events on. This can be seen directly by going to the IRSA site and clicking on “Events”.

In the short time it has been available, many international events have already been placed there for 2017.

The features include:

  • Next Events
  • Archives
  • Export Events
  • Event management

All served by a search engine and filter.

irsa event management

Now if you wish to add your National Events there are a couple of steps to do this and these can be found in Event Management at: https://www.radiosailing.org/events/event-management

When ready, please send the details to be entered to either of these officers:

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Event Management

The List of Events is, for the moment, managed by Publicity Officer Henning Faas and the Marblehead Class Chairman Matteo Longhi. please contact them if you have any changes / additions or want to propose changes in design or functionality. In further times we want to have the National Member Associations to fill the event list.

If you want to change or add a event the following fields are possible/necessary to publish events on this site:

Event

Title, Start date, End date, Class

Category:  International Event, National open Championship, National closed Championship, Open Ranking Event

Description, Event Website, Contact

Location

Title, City, Country

Street, State, Postcode, Website, Latitude, Longitude, Description 

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