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Vasco da Gama Ocean Race 2024 - RESULTS

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GRATULACJE WRmirekd!!!
CONGRATULATIONS Patrick70119!! FELICITATIONS ALP317!

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The 2024 Vasco da Gama Ocean Race was an exhilarating downwind dash along the east coast of South Africa, covering a challenging 250-nautical-mile course from Durban to East London. This prestigious and longstanding event, now charting a new course, continues to be a highlight in international sailing competitions, offering a unique journey steeped in history.

Our SOLers harnessed the speed and power of their Carkeek 40s, navigating with precision and skill. Due to the wind conditions, the race became a fast-paced, thrilling adventure, testing the sailors' abilities to the fullest.

WRmirekd of Poland claimed first place, showcasing exceptional form and strategy. Patrick70119 of South Africa secured second place, and ALP317 of France rounded out the podium in third, completing a fiercely competitive race.

The 2024 Vasco da Gama Ocean Race once again delivered an unforgettable sailing experience, highlighting the best in international competition and the spirit of adventure that defines this historic event.

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Bay to Bay 2024 - Leg 2 - Great Sandy Stait - RESULTS

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CONGRATULATIONS FreyjaUSA!!!
CONGRATULATIONS CollegeFund!! PARABÉNS Vida_Maldita!

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The second and final race of our thrilling Bay to Bay series delivered another spectacular day on the water. After a fantastic post-race BBQ, our SOLers set sail for the ambitious 21-nautical-mile course through the scenic Great Sandy Strait of Australia. The competition was extremely fierce, with high-speed action and strategic sailing at every turn.

FreyjaUSA from the USA clinched first place, winning both legs of this exciting series. CollegeFund from the USA secured second place, following a fantastic third-place finish in the first race. Vida_Maldita from Brazil rounded out the podium in third.

Our SOLers celebrated the end of this exhilarating series with another fantastic BBQ, marking the perfect conclusion to a thrilling two-race adventure!

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Bay to Bay 2024 - Leg 1 - Great Sandy Strait - RESULTS

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CONGRATULATIONS FreyjaUSA!!!
CONGRATULATIONS HoratioPugwash!! CONGRATULATIONS CollegeFund!

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The first leg in our two-race Bay to Bay series delivered an exhilarating 16-nautical-mile showdown, with our SOLers from around the globe navigating their Seascape 18s. The pristine waters of the Great Sandy Strait set the stage for fierce competition, culminating in a nail-biting finish where the top 10 sailors crossed the line within just one minute of each other.

FreyjaUSA from the USA clinched first place, followed closely by HoratioPugwash from Great Britain in second, and CollegeFund from the USA in third. Our SOLers enjoyed a phenomenal end to the first day of racing with a fantastic post-race BBQ, leaving everyone eagerly anticipating the next race!

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Capt Anderson's Resupply TIMED Race - RESULTS

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FELICIDADES rafa !!!
CONGRATULATIONS CriticalHippo !!
CONGRATULATIONS Never_Again_11 !

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Back in 2013, this race was the last of a four-leg series designed by keen, erstwhile SOLer NZL_Scotsman, in memory of his grandfather who supplied the lights of Vancouver Island by sailing ship, many, many decades ago, and it was this leg that back in 2013 and presumably in 1913 as well, proved to be the most challenging, and especially the long narrow passage up the Alberni Inlet for the eponymous resupply.

To quote from NZL_Scotsman’s report to the blog in 2013: “There was carnage on the course with numerous beachings and countless tacks and gybes. Lots of boats rose and fell on the leaderboard faster than the tides.” So, we simply had to see that spectacle again!

In 2013, it was sassy66, who still races more than actively with us today, who best negotiated the rocks and shifts along the Vancouver Island coast and up the inlet. sassy66 wasn’t out for this one, and no one can say whether he could have repeated that victory. What can be said though is that another stalwart SOLer, who finished 13th in 2013, took the gun, completing the course in a few minutes more than one day, besting his nearest rivals by a few minutes more. Top class timing, rafa!

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Southampton to Punta del Este 2024

Sailonline is delighted to offer our sailors a 'reversed' Atlantic ocean race. As the RTW championship Atlantic part takes a detour to the Bahamas, we will offer you a reversed course as we will not do the 'usual' leg this year either. It is the July edition of this year's Ocean Championship. Our boat is the OD_65v3.
PRIZE: SMPF
Race# 1820
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Ranking: OCQ3 - OCCH - SUPSOL - SYC
Race starts: Jul 01st 11:00 Registration Open!

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Tall Ships Races 2024 - Klaipeda to Helsinki

Welcome to the first of three virtual Tall Ships Races on the Baltic Sea which are being organized in-real-life by Sail Training InternationalThis first race is from Klaipeda, Lithuania to Helsinki, Finland; circa 240nm in Sailonline’s stately fanciful Full Rigger.
NOTE: Starts and Finishes in tall ships racing are always offshore to avoid conflict with shipping and shipping lanes.
Race #1811
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Ranking: TS - SYC
Race starts: Jun 27th 14:00 Registration Open!

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Haida Gwaii 2024

We will end the second quarter of the ARCH competition with a 390nm race around the Haida Gwaii islands (literally "Islands of the Haida people"), also known as the Queen Charlotte Islands. This is an archipelago located on the northern Pacific coast of Canada. In SOL, we last raced on this route in 2012 and few people remember what happened there. Prepare your Riptide 50 well, it's going to be a lot of fun.
Race #1819
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Riptide 50 PARTICULARS
WX Updates:
0430 / 1030 / 1630 / 2230
Ranking:
ARQ2 - ARCH - SUPSOL - SYC
RACE CLOSE: Wednesday,
July 3 at 2300 UTC.
Race starts: Jun 24th 17:00 Registration Closed

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Newport Bermuda Race 2024

The 636-mile biennial Newport Bermuda Race is one of the oldest regularly scheduled ocean races, and with the Fastnet Race and the Sydney to Hobart Race, it is one of the three great classic races of the yachting world. Founded in 1906, this 53rd running of the Bermuda Race can again also be participated in online.
Entries are invited for one of the four divisions:
Double-Handed Division:
Jeanneau Sun Fast 3600
St. David's Lighthouse Division:
Santa Cruz 52
Gibbs Hill Lighthouse Division:
Judel Vrolijk 62
Finisterre Division:
Riptide 50
Details for each yacht are available in the ‘Particulars’ links below. As in real life, you can only sail one boat in one division, so choose your virtual yacht carefully, and because of the unusual (for SOL) 4-division nature of the event, please note results will not count towards any Sailonline rankings.
Race #1808
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Sun Fast 3600 PARTICULARS
Santa Cruz 52 PARTICULARS
Judel Vrolijk 62 PARTICULARS
Riptide 50 PARTICULARS
WX Updates:
0430 / 1030 / 1630 / 2230
Ranking: None
RACE CLOSE: Friday,
July 5 at 2300 UTC.
Race starts: Jun 21st 17:05 Registration Closed

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Auckland to San Francisco 2024

Welcome back to Auckland as we continue our Round The World voyage. This 5600 nautical miles race from Auckland to San Francisco, first sailed in 2023, is the third leg of the RTW, proposed by SOLer ita10267. It is also the June edition of this year's Ocean Championship. Our boat is the Swan 65, as in all RTW races this year.
PRIZE: SMPF
Race# 1790
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Swan 65 PARTICULARS
WX updates:
0430 / 1030 / 1630 / 2230
Ranking: OCQ2 - OCCH - RTW - SUPSOL - SYC
RACE CLOSE: Tuesday,
July 9 at 2300 UTC.
Race starts: Jun 03rd 11:00 Registration Closed

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