Class Associations
Class Associations represent the interests of a particular type of boat that can range from organising competitions, working with Clubs, building of boats, and upholding rules through a system of measurement controls. |
Class-based sailing forms the backbone of activity at a vast majority of Clubs. View a list of currently affiliated Class Associations |
It is a requirement, as per RRS Rule 78, that a boat’s owner and any other person in charge shall ensure that the boat is maintained to comply with the class rules, and that the measurement certificate remains valid |
Australian representative national sporting teams participating in international competitions have been able to seek Commonwealth Government permission to display the Arms on their uniforms. |
Rating systems, handicaps and yardsticks, and class certification are what define a boat's equipment and how it is scored in a race. |
Sailing relies on the Racing Rules of Sailing to turn our pastime into a sport and are published every four years by World Sailing. |
