ST. FRANCIS INTERSECTIONAL Hosted by the St. Francis Yacht Club & Stanford University April 4-5, 2009 NOTICE OF RACE GENERAL INFORMATION We are proud to announce the seventeenth annual St. Francis Yacht Club Collegiate Intersectional. All ICSA-eligible sailing teams are welcome. Saturday and Sunday will feature short-course, collegiate format racing in FJ's on the San Francisco City Front. Come enjoy plenty of wind and great surfing conditions. SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Saturday, April 4, 2009 9:30am Registration 10:00am Competitors' Meeting 11:00am First start of the day Sunday, April 5, 2009 10:00am First start of the day 4:00pm Races will not be started after this time 5:00pm Trophy Presentation RULES The regatta will be governed by the rules as defined in The Racing Rules of Sailing (except as any of these are altered by the Sailing Instructions or ICSA Procedural Rules), by the Sailing Instructions, and by the ICSA Procedural Rules. All competitors are required to wear a life jacket while racing in accordance with ICSA PR 9(c). FORMAT Standard three-minute starts will be used. Coed and Women's Fleets will be sailed SEPARATELY and there will NOT be a JV. Races will be run on short courses (15-20 minutes in length). We will sail as many races as possible. The race area will be close to the San Francisco seawall for easy viewing, and the jibe mark will be within cheering distance of the shore. ENTRIES Teams will sign up during registration on the morning of April 4th. There is no entry fee. ALL SKIPPERS AND CREWS MUST SIGN A ST. FRANICS YACHT CLUB LIABILITY WAIVER BEFORE THE COMPETITORS' MEETING ON APRIL 4th. An ICSA RP Form must also be completed and signed by a representative from each team by the conclusion of the event on Sunday. BOATS & TRAILER STORAGE Competitors will supply their own FJ's. Charters can be made through Stanford, email <mailto:[email protected]> [email protected]. All trailers may be kept free of charge in the StFYC storage yard (at the direction of the StFYC Dockmaster) one night prior to the beginning of racing and one night after racing concludes. Any boats left on the premises outside this time frame are subject to fees or removal. If you plan on leaving a trailer in the City parking lot prior to Saturday morning or overnight on Sunday, please contact the Harbormaster's Office at (415)292-2013 for an overnight parking permit. All trailers left overnight will be towed if they do not have a city permit. HOUSING Competitors will need to provide their own housing. INFORMATION St. Francis Race Office John Vandemoer, Stanford Sailing Head Coach (415)563-6363 (650)387-2674 <mailto:[email protected]> [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> [email protected] Danielle Richards President Pacific Coast Collegiate Sailing Conference UC Irvine Sailing Team 619-322-7512 [email protected]
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