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Powerboat. When a sailboat overtakes a powerboat, the powerboat is the stand-on vessel. In the Navigational rules, the boat that overtakes another one is the "give-way vessel" and the boat being overtaken is the "stand-on vessel". Any vessel overtaking another must stay away from the vessel being overtaken.

Rules of the Road (Collision Regulations) spell out which vessel is the Stand-on vessel and which vessel is the Give-way vessel. They also explain actions to take for crossing, meeting and overtaking.

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The vessel that stand on, at the time as the sailboat overtakes a powerboat, is the powerboat.

What is powerboat?

A boat that is only powered by an engine is known as a motorboat, speedboat, or powerboat.

Several motorboats hold inboard engines, while some other have a portable motor on the back, which mixes the internal combustion engine, transmission, and propeller into an individual portable unit.

This stand-on when the sailboat overtakes on it.

Therefore, the stand-on vessel is the powerboat.

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