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PerEric Horn


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2008-05-06 02:53:00 - Re: Future races
Baxter!

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2008-05-06 05:34:09 - Re: Future races
The transat will be up for practice within a few days!
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2008-05-06 16:12:44 - Re: Future races
Transat is open för practice!
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2008-05-31 15:57:28 - Re: Future races
Hello sailors!

This is a SOS call for SOL administrators!

Because of the serious pathology, very common and widespread, between everybody SOL virtual sailors, the "sailoholics", myself as suffering from this illness, I do this SOS call to the Administrators of SOL for which with urgent character they administer us our medicine, loading a new race!

Please it is only for health questions!

Best regards!

Xinanhook
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2008-06-01 08:21:17 - Re: Future races
I'm suffering the same diagnosis of Sail Online Anxiety Syndrome (SOAS) as Xinanhook!

Typical symptoms of SOAS: restlessness; sense of dread that others may be competing in a race you missed; constant need to log in to sailonline.org to check for news; temptation to enter the VS Privateer race (again!).

I've tried the medicine of the RGS and St Malo but think I need something way more powerful like a Governor's Cup Cape Town to St Helena (1690 miles), or a Newport to Bermuda (690 miles) or how about the ultimate? A 16,400 mile circumnavigation of Antarctica (Antarctica Cup Ocean Race) in a Volvo 70, where the inaugural time of 102 days was just set.

Hutch
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2008-06-01 09:45:53 - Re: Future races
Hi Huch and Xinan,

There is some racing still left, ST Malo is still open, although no nice weather windows.
We will have a look and see what race we can put out there again. We will soon have something available for you.

Good luck with the symptoms of SOAS Sailonline Anxiaty Syndrome until we have a race up again.

--- Last Edited by Jeroen Tiel at 2008-06-01 09:47:35 ---
I am a ex-admin of SOL who joins in from time to time.
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2008-06-05 10:11:40 - Re: Future races
I know its short notice but Newport -Bermuda starts June 20th 2008 1300hrs Est.
Could race as Rambler sized boats same polars as Transpac? They have I-Boat tracking for added interest(like Sydney-Hobart)
Maybe also Gulf Stream can be added to really tax us?
Carry on Regardless
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2008-06-05 11:34:18 - Re: Future races
Hi Seafly - Newport/Bermuda would be great (anything would be great, actually ;O)). Adding s/ware vector to represent the GS would be way cool.
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2008-06-27 08:53:19 - Re: Future races
What about the olympics.
Maybe are the courses too short?
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2008-06-27 08:54:35 - Re: Future races
Can there be more timed races. So I can train and learn the program?

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