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Subject: Re: Novice Class for Long Island

Author:
Pam Young

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Date Posted: 04:29:18 04/20/02 Sat
In reply to: Pam Young 's message, "New Deep V Class for Long Island" on 04:27:55 04/20/02 Sat

>EORC is working on two new classes. One is the Novice
>Class and the other is Dealer Performance (Deep V)
>class. The Novice Class is for kids aged 9-16. All
>racers under 18 years of age must have parent or legal
>guardian sign release for each event. No toher persons
>will be allowed to sign the release on behalf of the
>minor.
>
>Boats must be 7 foot minimum (refer to boat rules).
>No weight restriction.
>Remote steering only (refer to safety rules).
>8 hp maximum engine in stock configuration including
>gearcase, cowlings, propeller, etc.
>2.5 inch minimum full diameter propeller ring that
>completely covers blades is required.
>Automatic shut off throttle. Engine must shut off when
>throttle is released.
>Lanyard stop attached to the driver.
>Anticavitation plate must be even or below the bottom
>of the deepest point of the boat.
>Must be self-planing (no throwing on plane).
>Same course and class structure unless otherwise
>specified by the race committee at the race site.
>All other racing and safety rules will apply.

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