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Instructors

Please help us protect the personal information of members, including minors, who register for our seminars. If you need to share a roster with the seminar’s organizer, please download the…

Racing Rules Committee

The US Sailing Racing Rules Committee is primarily responsible for proposing changes in the Racing Rules of Sailing for US Sailing to submit to the World Sailing (WS). US Sailing…

Experimental Rules

Rule 86.3 and the US Prescription to it permit organizing authorities to modify rules for the purpose of testing them, subject to certain restrictions: US Sailing prescribes that proposed rules…

Indemnification (Rule 81)

Indemnification (Rule 81) What Is an “Indemnification” or “Hold Harmless” Agreement? An indemnification or hold harmless agreement is an agreement by one person (or entity) to be financially responsible for…

Personal Flotation Devices (PFDs)

Background US Sailing has made the following prescription to rule 40 in The Racing Rules of Sailing for 2017-2020: Change rule 40 title to: PERSONAL FLOTATION DEVICES; LIFE-SAVING EQUIPMENT US…

Simple Sailing Instructions

US Sailing Guide to Writing Simple Sailing Instructions [Revised 5/1/2014] The US Sailing Racing Rules Committee provides this guide for events such as club or local regattas. To use the…

Race Officer Instructors (Secure)

This page is for the use of US Sailing Race Management Instructors only. Please do not share links or other information with others who are not certified instructors.   Access…

No Appeal Event Application

Master Classification List

Scheduling and Payment of Fee There are two parts to the classification sign-up process through the US Sailing Regatta Network web site: Classification Scheduling – the athlete may choose from…

Classifiers

Classifiers are responsible for the classification of disabled sailors. Medical professionals trained in the US Sailing Functional Classification System (FCS) are eligible to become classifiers. The purpose of classifying disabled…