Before adding a sail number to your DF95 sails please read and follow all of the steps below:
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To obtain a sail number you must register you DF95 using the online form on the DF Racing UK Class Association website – it’s completely FREE! The form can be found on this link:
You can normally expect to receive a response within 7 to 10 days giving you the boats 3 or 4 digit registration number.
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The class rules allow the sail number displayed to be either the last 2 or 3 digits of the boat registration number.
The majority of club boats use the last 2 digits and this makes it easier for recording race results lakeside. The numbers already in use in the club can be seen in the list at the bottom of this page.
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Assuming you intend to use a 2 digit number pick a number not already on this list, and when submitting the registration form in the comment box at the bottom of the form ask if you can have your choice of 2 digit number.
Experience shows the Registrar will normally accommodate this if possible.
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Ensure you follow the class rules H.9 Sail Numbering for the size and position of the sail numbers.
The class rules can be downloaded here > dragonflite-95-restricted-class-rules-v1.3
A further sail numbering guide for the A rig can be found here > df95-a-rig-sail-number-spacing-guide
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Contact Russ with your sail number so he can add yours to the list
Club DF95 Sail Numbers
John Woodman | 11 |
Bob Conner | 14 |
John Peacey | 24 |
Rick Hamerslag |
31 |
Alan Barnstable | 34 |
Martyn Chappell | 46 |
Russ Chilcott | 54 |
Errol Edwards | 60 |
Terry Greenslade | 68 |
Rod Butler | 69 |
Daron Maynard | 71 |
Simon Evans | 73 |
Nigel Clarke | 75 |
John Woodman | 87 |
Tony Hunter | 93 |
John Bullock | 96 |
Errol Edwards | 716 |
Ed Plaster | 756 |
Errol Edwards | 962 |
examples of good sail numbers in the correct position which can be seen easily