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Organising volunteers

Every sailing club across Australia relies on volunteers and the generous contribution of their time. The Humpybong Yacht Club shows how to organise their teams using the revSPORT system.
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Aspiring to Brisbane 2032

Many sailors and their families enjoy the personal reward of volunteering at their clubs’ events, and the Olympic Sailing Competition at Brisbane 2032 is possibly the biggest opportunity of all.
Racing Rules

Arbitration

Arbitration (RRS Appendix T) can be a very useful and effective method to resolve a protest between two boats involving Racing Rules such as Windward/Leeward, Overlaps and Mark Roundings.
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Conflicts of interest

​​​​​​​Sailing is a tight sport, and officials need to be aware of conflicts of interest and how to handle them.
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Why have National Juries?

One of the tasks which could be undertaken when organising a major championship at your club is to apply to have a National Jury for the event.
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Trash Talking

Organising authorities can no longer change the rules about trash disposal and in Australia doing so would put competitors at risk of breaking anti-littering laws.
Racing Rules Ratings

Trapeze Harness Rules Changed

​​​​​​​World Sailing have introduced new rules that require trapeze harnesses to be ‘quick release’ and compliant with ISO 10862 allowing the competitor to detach at any time.
Racing Rules Safety