Hi
The C22 class rules are very basic. e.g. re spinnaker:
Spinnaker:
Shall not exceed 51.12 sq.m. for swing keel yachts and 55.75 sq. m. for fixed keel yachts.
Spinnaker luff shall not exceed 8900mm.
Spinnaker maximum width shall not exceed 6250mm
What would stop one from using an asymmetric or even a code zero?
__Flubbie
C22 Spinnaker__Class Rules
Re: C22 Spinnaker__Class Rules
flubbie wrote:Hi
The C22 class rules are very basic. e.g. re spinnaker:
Spinnaker:
Shall not exceed 51.12 sq.m. for swing keel yachts and 55.75 sq. m. for fixed keel yachts.
Spinnaker luff shall not exceed 8900mm.
Spinnaker maximum width shall not exceed 6250mm
What would stop one from using an asymmetric or even a code zero?
__Flubbie
Probably only the fact that a Careel 22 will never go fast enough to bring the apparent forward enough to make an asso or code zero as fast or faster than a well designed symmetrical spinnaker running DDW.
Re: C22 Spinnaker__Class Rules
yeah, I agree that an assy would almost never be an advantage, but a code 0 is designed to sail significantly higher than a sym or assy and would be a distinct advantage, considering there is no limit to how many spins you can carry
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