Are your roll tacks legal?
Rule 42 looks at propelling your boat in other ways than using wind and water. Roll tacks can often fall foul of this rule. I highlight 3 common ways in which tacks could be considered to be outside of the racing rules of sailing and how to avoid breaching the rules.
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How to roll tack
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Tom Cunliffe Explains How to Make Anchoring Stress-Free
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