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The International 29er Class Association Constitution was updated following the World Council meeting held in Gdynia, Poland during the 2019 World Championship.
Previous editions of the class constitution available in PDF format are:
The Notice of Series is now available.
Results updated 17th February 2020 following first event of series in Spain.
Official overall results where competitors who are not members of the International 29er Class Association at an event are scored DNC as per Notice of Series
Unofficial overall results where competitors who are not members of the International 29er Class Association have a penalty of 2000 points added to the overall Nett points score. Competitors are still able to see the result they achieved at an individual event.
| Country Dates in 2020 |
Venue | Contact | Website Results |
 Spain 13th-16th February |
CN EL Balis | German Garcia - |
http://cnelbalis.sailti.com/en/default/races/race/text/medsailing-en |
 France 10th-13th April |
Hyeres |
Sophie Barrue
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https://www.coych.org/calendar/?lang=en |
 Netherlands 21st-24th May |
Workum | Valentijn van Duijvendijk - | www.dutchyouthregatta.org |
 Denmark 6th-7th June |
Rungsted |
Entry: www.manage2sail.com |
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Kieler Woche | Martje Uecker - | www.kieler-woche.de/en/ |
 Great Britain 8th-12th August |
Weymouth & Portland Sailing Academy | Chris Evans - | www.29er.org.uk |
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Lake Lipno |
Vaclav Brabec - | https://www.yccerna.eu/neco-o-me/ |
 Hungary 24th-27th September |
Spartucus | Csaba Cserep - | www.spartacus.hu/en |
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Riva del Garda | https://www.fragliavelariva.it/en/ |
2019 Official overall results where competitors who are not members of the International 29er Class Association at an event are scored DNC as per Notice of Series
2019 Unofficial overall results where competitors who are not members of the International 29er Class Association have a penalty of 2000 points added to the overall Nett points score. Competitors are still able to see the result they achieved at an individual event.
PROPOSED CHANGE TO CLASS RULE C.1.1(b) NOT IN EFFECT
The 29er Class World Council met in Poland on July 29 and approved a change toClass Rule C.1.1(b) that would eliminate the right to pump and other kineticsunder certain conditions. Upon considering feedback from coaches, sailors andother members of the 29er community, the Class Executive concluded that thisissue should be reconsidered. The Class will ask the World Council to reconsider the issue in September and will report back to the membership when that vote has concluded.
Class Rule C.1.1(b) remains in effect and will remain effective until furthernotice from the Class.
The Zhik 29er World Championship was held in Gdynia, Poland from 26th July until 3rd August 2019 (Racing days 29th July to 3rd Aug).
Link to the results:
More information at 29erworlds.org site.
The latest 29er Class Rules are now available. Effective 8th January 2019.
Download the FULL class rules as a PDF (460k)
Download Red Rhombus Rule and diagram (80k)
Download National Letters & Numbers on 29er Sails (115k)
Introduction
This introduction only provides an informal background and the International 29er Class Rules proper begin on the next page.
29er hulls, hull appendages, rigs and sails are manufacture controlled.
29er hulls, hull appendages, rigs and sails shall only be manufactured by licensed manufacturers – in the class rules referred to as licensed manufacturers. Equipment is required to comply with the International 29er Builders Construction Manual and is subject to a World Sailing approved manufacturing control system.
29er hulls, hull appendages, rigs and sails may, after having left the manufacturer, only be altered to the extent permitted in Section C of the class rules.
Owners and crews should be aware that compliance with rules in Section C is responsibility of the sailor. Rules regulating the use of equipment during a race are contained in Section C of these class rules, in ERS Part I and in the Racing Rules of Sailing.
