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Cross the Convergence 2026 - Cocos to Sagar Island - RESULTS


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CONGRATULAZIONI brandystrega !!!
ČESTITKE surukuku !! GRATTIS number1 !

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Eighty-four of the ninety-nine entrants for this penultimate race of our Convergence Zone Crossing Series made it to the finish at Sagar Island in the muddy waters of the mouth of the western arm of the Ganges Delta, with Ibis closing the gate and TENERIFE just missing the cut. A very impressive number, since this race was a particularly tricky one, with even our winner (to his own great delight and surprise; see his report under the button above), brandystrega, taking eight and a quarter days to complete the c 2300nm challenge at an average speed of only 11.6kn, which is not a lot for the rapid Rapido 60 selected for this crossing.

Just how tricky it was, was further borne out by his nearest pursuer, surukuku, following a full hour and a half later across the finish line, equally delighted and unfamiliar with the kudus of a Sailonline podium (see also his report). Well sailed both, and also number three, number1, in fairness slightly more familiar with the rarer air aloft the top of the SOL fleet!

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New Ice Age 2026 - Scott Base to Neumayer Station - RESULTS


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CONGRATULATIONS CriticalHippo !!!
PARABÉNS vida !! FELICIDADES rafa !

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Seventy-six DN's reported on the ice off Scott Base for this our last of our four long-distance ice-boat races, which the pre-announcement anticipated would take about five days to complete. In practice, as it turned out, it took the leading boats the best part of seven days to complete the c 5000nm quarter-circuit of Antarctica to Neumayer Station (not the c 3500nm straight across the South Pole mentioned in said pre-announcement). Seven days at 30 knots on average; failing any reports we can only guess at how their noses (and the rest) didn't fall off in the icy-cold always-headwinds.

But survive they did, noses and all, with sixty-two racers making it all the way to the finish. Leading them in for the first time in the four-race New Ice Age Series was CriticalHippo, which with some excellent results in the earlier series races won him the overall prize as well. Hip hip hurray for Hippo! Some skating!

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Cross the Convergence 2026 - Tenerife to F. de Noronha - RESULTS


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CONGRATULAZIONI ita10267 !!!
HERZLICHEN GLÜCKWUNSCH rumskib !! UND HappyHour !

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At 18:00 hours UTC on Sunday, the 23rd of August, a strong fleet of 108 Sailonline Version 4 Volvo 70's got away form Tenerfie for this the 6th race of our 9-race Convergence Crossing Series. By now more than a month ago, but if my memory serves your reporter right, there was precious little wind in the Canaries, and those in the know initially headed for Africa rather than South America. At some stage, skippers must have changed course to generally head west, perhaps it was as they approached the Cape Verdes, but it remained tricky.

Anyway, one way or the other, it was the redoubtable crosser of oceans and now convergence-zone-onlies, ita10267, who got to Fernando de Noronha first, followed in by two tremendous Teutonic tacticians, rumskib and HappyHour. A fine podium!

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Chinook Salmon 2026 - Canada to Andreanovs - RESULTS


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CONGRATULATIONS wsguerin !!!
CONGRATULATIONS FreyjaUSA !! CONGRATULATIONS bmd !

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Quite some time ago, exactly 100 virtual 60ft trimarans gathered on the waters off San Juan La Fuca to follow the Chinook salmon's migration north west to its feeding grounds in another race in 2026's Sailonline Migrations Series.

It was a slow start by all accounts, but, whether it was the fact that this North American race produced an All-American podium, or the strategic positioning trickery this success had called for, or just the awe inspired by the mighty Chinook, three excellent reports were received from the podium (under the fishies above), and thus further comment in this blog is now superfluous. Read and learn!

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Carib Rum Run 2026


Ahoy, ye landlubbers and seasoned salts! Welcome back to Sailonline’s legendary Carib Rum Run, perfectly timed to kick off on International Talk Like a Pirate Day, 19 September!

This year, we command the magnificent Falkun—the ultimate high-tech superyacht modeled after the iconic Maltese Falcon. This 1759nm slalom takes us through the Caribbean’s rum islands to plunder barrels from local distilleries and deliver them to the rum-parched sands of Cancun.

Join SYC before the finish to disguise yer boat with a pirate name for this race only. Hoist the sails, sharpen yer cutlasses, and plot your winning course!
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Shearwater - Rio de la Plata to Irish Sea 2026

Welcome to the fourth leg of our MIG series. This time we're racing the Sooty Shearwater on their migration from the breeding grounds in South America to the northern Atlantic. This is also part of our Ocean Championship, and as such the third race of OCQ3 2026. This race will be sailed in our Gunboat 90. Race #2055
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Race starts: Sep 02nd 11:00 Registration Closed
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