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Posted by
ako


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2008-01-23 19:04:25 - Re: Future races
how about a round britain race?
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2008-01-23 22:58:48 - Re: Future races
Not AROUND GB, but at least partly :) Check the latest race in current races!
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2008-01-24 01:47:59 - Re: Future races
With the Olympics soon how about some short races in China. In some Olympic class boats. With National Teams.

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2008-01-24 06:07:33 - Re: Future races
If you want round-the-cans racing, try tacticat.com!
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2008-01-24 10:52:16 - Re: Future races
Challenge Groupama 3 in Orange 125 cats in TRJ would be something!

Check out:
http://cammas-groupama.geovoile.com/julesverne/index.asp?lg=fr
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2008-01-26 09:45:14 - Re: Future races
Maby we can race Groupama3 From Cape Horn and home.
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2008-01-26 10:20:46 - Re: Future races
Thanks, for all the great ideas.

We will have to plan ahead to fit it all in. But we are looking at some options.
We also need some time to refine the game even more.

Keep the good suggestions comming.

I am a ex-admin of SOL who joins in from time to time.
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2008-01-27 20:02:31 - Re: Future races
it wood be fun to race in the area of the polars, if you can inplant real tracking of the isberg´s, hope not to run in to one, sorry for my spelling:-)
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2008-02-03 15:54:28 - Re: Future races
As a change from offshore races, where the reach legs are rather dull, it would be fun to do an archipelago race, perhaps Själland Runt or Augustimånen. Of course the maps are very coarse, but the tactics would still be a challenge.

Great game!!!

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2008-02-05 09:21:11 - Re: Future races
MUCH MUCH prefered the longer races, its difficult accurately delaying commands for 8 hrs whilst at work.... bored of going aground :-). (My daughter thinks this is great by the way, nice to share something with her)
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