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2013-05-23 17:32:49 - Re: Jubilant's Fastnet Campaign
Remember to keep an eye on the Campaign's Wordpress blog:

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2013-05-24 23:01:22 - Re: Jubilant's Fastnet Campaign - Myth of Malham
At the end of Practice Racing some SOLers decided to go hang near to Jubilant - probably in the hope of some of CG's excellent food!!




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2013-05-25 09:32:46 - Re: Jubilant's Fastnet Campaign
Start Report from RORC:

"The RORC Myth of Malham Race got off to a fine start." Reports John Burnie on The RYS Line. IRC 4 were first away and as the tide was turning on The Green many yachts chose the classic RYS line start of the island shore. However, several yachts chose the pin end and could just fly a shy kite. It was difficult to tell which end of the line paid but RORC CEO Eddie Warden Owen, further up the course believed that going for the main land shore was working better. Andy Budgen's Volvo 70, Monster Project got away well but the best start of the day was Piet Vroon's Tonnerre de Breskens. Nailing the leward end of the line with pace and hight. After a grey start, the 120 yacht fleet are now in bright sunshine and heading towards Hurst Narrows, where a favourable tide will turn in about half an hour."
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2013-05-25 10:11:19 - Re: Jubilant's Fastnet Campaign
Video from Jubilant just after MoM Race Start:


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2013-05-25 11:15:10 - Re: Jubilant's Fastnet Campaign
ok this is a little late, but here is a screen shot of the raft up around 03:00 UTC


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2013-05-25 11:23:13 - Re: Jubilant's Fastnet Campaign
Pic from CG - Jubilant at The Needles - posted just after sadler said "ybw_mjm 11:6 sadler here, we have very little wind now ... CG serving lunch yummy :-)"


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2013-05-25 23:00:17 - Re: Jubilant's Fastnet Campaign
Jubilant's SPOT Tracker webpage - this is the signal we are bringing on to our SOL race page.
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2013-05-26 07:12:20 - RORC Update on 26 May 2013
With Jubilant appearing to be at anchor on AIS although not head to wind in SOL, the only source of info is RORC. The morning update says:

0800 BST 26.05.13 Myth of Malham Update: About 21 hours into the race and RORC Racing Manager, Nick Elliott reports that the majority of the fleet are between Start Point and the Eddystone Lighthouse. The leading boats are now round Eddystone and racing back. Monster Project was the first boat round at approx. 01:00 this morning and Monster Project is currently half way across Lyme Bay doing 11 knots.

Light airs have slowed the progress of the fleet but the wind is expected to increase during the day. The first finishers are expected by early afternoon.

Thus in the absence of news, we must presume all is well on board Jubilant!
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2013-05-26 10:04:16 - Re: Jubilant's Fastnet Campaign
All morning SOLers have been speculating about Jubilant's track - her SPOT tracker is offline so all we had to go on was AIS



BER Baggus (who sailed on Jubilant in the Cervantes Trophy) has thrown some light on the situation with:

"Jubilant will not be enjoying these conditions! ... She needs a breeze to get her moving - any sort of tide against her will be a major headache... They are quite close to the most beautiful town in the world though :-)"
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