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1.         The objective of the Ranking System is to allow the local sailors to compare performance against others and to provide an automatic and transparent system of selection. Yachting Association of India will use the ranking as the basic criteria to invite deserving sailors to the National Squad. The ranking list shall henceforth be promulgated as on 01 Jan and 01 Jul each year after updating the results of ranking events held during the period.

2.         Sailors need to compete in at least one race of the regatta to be awarded points (i.e. a score other than a DNC). Sailors who do not compete in a Ranking Regatta will be awarded zero point. For a regatta with 75 entries, the first placing will be awarded 75 points; the second placing 74 points; the third placing 73 points and so forth,with the last place awarded 01 point. A sailor not competing in the regatta will be awarded 0 (Zero) points. Foreign sailors’ results, if any,will not be excluded from the computation of ranking points.

3.         For those sailors on overseas regattas/training commitment deputed by the YAI during the ranking regatta, points will be awarded accordingly to them based on their current ranking. For example, if the sailor’s ranking is 2nd just before his overseas trip, he would be awarded similar points, awarded to the sailor who finished second in that particular regatta.

4.         If a sailor (s) is injured during a YAI approved ranking regatta/training camp/overseas regatta whilst racing/training, points will be awarded accordingly to them based on their current ranking. For example, if the sailor’s ranking is 2nd just before his injury, he would be awarded similar points, awarded to the sailor who finished second in that particular regatta.

5.         Ranking will be generated by adding the scores obtained in the last four ranking regattas with one discard. In the present case only last three ranking regattas have been considered as not enough ranking regattas were held in the year 2017. The method will provide us with a moving average reflecting the sailors’ current performances.

6.         The Ranking list for the Senior and Junior sailors is placed at the link below.

Click Here to Download Senior Ranking 
Click Here to Download Youth Ranking

Click here to Download Senior Ranking 2018

Click here to Download Youth Ranking 2018

 

 

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A National Clinic is being organised by the YAI and is run by ISAF appointed Race Management Clinic Instructor at Chennai during 06 - 10 Jun 2016. There is an exam associated with the Clinic and a pass is one of the requirements for the NRO qualification. The pass mark for the examination is set at 85%.  The preparation for the Clinic includes being very familiar with the ISAF Race Management Guide.  

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The Selection Committee of the YAI has announced the National Squad for 2016. The National Squad will provide development opportunities for the selected athletes to refine their sailing abilities in the build-up towards 2018 Asian Games.

The primary focus of the National Squad is to ensure that there is a progressively increasing level of depth within the Indian team to ensure a sustainable future for the Indian sailors for years to come.

The National Squad is composed of 'A' and 'B' squads. The sailors in the 'A' squad are fully funded whilst the sailors in the 'B' squad are encouraged to particpate in select overseas events. In the two years preceding the Junior World Cup, the focus is on an under 21 age group, while during the rest of the cycle, the National Junior Squad supports athletes at an under 23 age group. As such, in preparation for the 2016 Junior World Cup, athletes born in 1995 or later are eligible for selection in 2016, and athletes born in 1996 or later are eligible for selection for selection in 2017.

Athletes have been assessed across the past years National Championships, performance at overseas events, likelihood of maturing into a potential medal winner based on skills, commitment and ability as observed by the coaches including the National Coaching Camps held last year.

A copy fo the Squad list can be downloaded from here

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