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IMSYC 2010 - PRE-RACE INFORMAL MATCHRACING - OPEN TO ALL
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Posted by RainbowChaser |
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Once again the intrepid/sociable matchracers of SOL are planning at least one practice matchrace before the IMSYC start on Tuesday evening.
The FIRST MATCHRACE will be as follows: Date: 14 February 2010 Start: 66.12N /12.43E Finish: 65.67 / 11.80 Time: 1400utc Remember to zoom your SOL chart so that you can see only two decimal places.. then you will be able to pick up the start/finish points more precisely. In practice, as you know, in order to stop we need to turn into wind (i.e., to set the TWA to ZERO/0) - to avoid this complicating any DCs we need to set, in this matchrace the finish is a grounding at the stated coordinates!! ALL ARE WELCOME TO JOIN IN - ITS GREAT PRACTICE FOR THE REAL THING!! |
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Posted by RainbowChaser |
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The race started on time at 1400utc for four of the five boats.
The Day 1 Racers Perenkist in a Marlin Smo in a Love Vic in an Optimist RainbowChaser in a JoNi-Storm The fifth racer, newsartist (Lightning), started several hours behind the others. By 1645hrs the boats were well into the lighter winds, so it was interesting to not the rankings (based on distance-to-go on straight lines drawn in GoogleEarth) which were: 1st Vic -- 19.11nm 2nd Perenkist -- 19.63nm 3rd 'Chaser -- 19.79nm 4th Smo -- 20.13 By 1800utc the winds had backed and eased even more and the front four racers were placed thus: 1st Vic -- 15.38nm 2nd 'Chaser --16.19 3rd Perenkist --16.24nm 4th Smo -- 16.99nm but to be fair, 'Chaser had only just tacked to port to compensate for the shifty winds, while Perenkist had made an earlier judgement to do this. 2130hrs saw the full five boats pretty much forming a group - shows that Lightning (the choice of newsartist) is probably lightning-fast!! 1st Vic -- 7.97nm 2nd 'Chaser 9.16nm 3rd Smo -- 9.41nm 4th Perenkist -- 9.42nm 5th newsartist -- 16.66 Vic, 'Chaser and Perenkist had been sailing to a fairly matched strategy while Smo had struck out and taken a more easterly route... interesting that this had brought Smo (Love) up the ranking!! At 2322utc the rankings were: 1. Vic (3.73); 2. Rainbow (5.43); 3. Perenkist (5.73); 4. Smo (5.81); 5. news (14.84). --- Last Edited by RainbowChaser at 2010-02-14 23:27:54 --- |
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Posted by RainbowChaser |
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NOTICE OF DAY 2 INFORMAL MATCH-RACE - Monday, 15 February 2010
Start-Time: 1200utc Start from: 65.67 / 11.80 on the Island of Vega Finish: the Start line of the SOL Race itselfin Bodo OR if the wx really makes this impossible.. the closest to that Start Line at 1830utcon Tuesday evening!! ALL BOATS ARE V WELCOME TO JOIN IN - FROM THE START POINT OR ALONG THE WAY --- Last Edited by RainbowChaser at 2010-02-14 23:32:05 --- |
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Posted by newsartist |
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Unofficial results of the Valentine's Day race....
Victorious wins by making a surf run down the west coast of Vega Island, and diving in yards from the target point. Sassy arrived from the southwest, before Rainbow Chaser and Parenkist. Rainbow led into a half mile finishing circle, but Parenkist touched first short of the Mark, as RC went long. Both slanted in on long safe courses. Smo came in on a curving TWA course, and newsartist is 11.3 miles out. Khilbert is coming in, and 001rob, and Cobblerslast seem to be joining as well, (or hoping that we have beer to share? All are welcome to join the race back to the Bodoe Start point if you can make it to Vega by the 1200z start time! --- Last Edited by newsartist at 2010-02-15 02:41:19 --- --- Last Edited by newsartist at 2010-02-15 02:43:08 --- |
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Posted by RainbowChaser |
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As clarification has been sought - there is no "start line" at Bodo, but a start point.. the following will apply:
MATCHRACE WINNER TODAY IS: first to ground at or v v close to 67.28 / 14.34 OR the closest to the actual start point at Bodo by 1830utc on 16feb10 |
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Posted by newsartist |
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1500z Match Race Update....
There seems to be at least three boats racing who haven't said anything. I am including them in our rankings, marked (like this). The 'race' started at 1200z RC will update from Google Earth soon, but estimates now are: (Lakis-optimist, *start time not noted*) Sassy-optimist (Cobblerslast-normandy) (Mulligan*jumped start*-Windigo) newsartist-lightning Perenkist- marlin Victorious-optimist Smo-love Rainbow Chaser- storm 001rob-marlin khilbert *1,5 hr late start* -love Did I miss anybody? --- Last Edited by newsartist at 2010-02-15 15:33:19 --- --- Last Edited by newsartist at 2010-02-15 15:34:38 --- --- Last Edited by newsartist at 2010-02-15 15:38:03 --- --- Last Edited by newsartist at 2010-02-15 15:39:11 --- |
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Posted by RainbowChaser |
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Interim rankings at 1730 were:
1. sassy -- Optimist -- 88.09 2. Perenkist -- Marlin -- 90.04 3. newsartist --Lightning -- 90.25 4. cobblerslast -- Normandy -- 91.38 5. Rainbow -- Storm -- 91.58 6. Smo -- Love -- 91.69 7. Vic -- Optimist -- 91.94 8. 001rob -- Marlin -- 96.44 9. Mulligan -- Windigo -- 96.84 10.khilbert -- Love -- 99.9 It should be noted the khilbert started some hours behind the main group and that Mulligan was not back at the start and hasn't even indicated his participation!! The rankings are based on a GoogleEarth straight line measurement to the finish coordinates. By 1924utc when sassy very kindly ran the numbers the positions were as follows: 1. sassy63 73,4 nm 2. perenkist 75,2 nm 3. news 75,8 nm 4. RC 76,4 nm 5. smo 78,8 nm 6. ybwvic 78,9 nm 7. ybwcob 79,4 nm 8. kihlbert 84,0 nm 9. 001rob 84,7nm By 2230utc some chopping/changing of positions had taken place and the fleet faces quite changeable winds for the next few hours. Positions are: 1. Rainbow - 64.4 2. Perenkist - 67.38 3. cobblerslast - 68.41 4. sassy - 71.0 5. newsartist - 71.11 6. Smo - 73.0 7. Vic - 73.05 8. khilbert - 76.1 9. 001rob - 79.02 --- Last Edited by RainbowChaser at 2010-02-15 22:49:48 --- |
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Posted by newsartist |
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Rainbow Chaser and Sassy who have the tools are sensibly sleeping. Using the map tools, here are the 0430z standings of the Match Race....
DTG: Smo 39.7, Victorious 39.8(too close to call) Sassy 41.5 Cobblerslast 45.0 RC 46.1 (Aether 46.2) newsartist 48.9 Perenkist 49.3 (khilbert 52.2) 001rob 63.2 Aether joined in progress, and khilbert ran the full course starting 1:29hr after the fleet. --- Last Edited by newsartist at 2010-02-16 04:51:24 --- |
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Posted by RainbowChaser |
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Overnight has seen a major change in positions as the inclusion of an extra wx update at 0024 caught several boats napping (well, literally sleeping!!) - those of an insomniac disposition, however, or in a suitable timezone appear to have taken the wind changes in stride and made good gains.
It definitely looks as if the shore grounding finish position at 67.28 / 14.34 will see all boats arrive before the deadline of 1830 (a self-imposed deadline to permit pre-SOL race chat to take place!). Rankings a short while ago revealed the following: 1. sassy - 13.68nm 2. Smo - 15.68nm 3. Vic - 16.04nm 4. Perenkist - 17.62nm 5. newsartist - 18.3nm 6. Rainbow - 18.74nm 7. khilbert - 24.4nm 8. cobblerslast - 37.47nm 9. 001rob - 48.61nm Sadly cobblerslast appears to have been worst affected by the wx changes as she was left on a TWA overnight and is now hanging out in the Norwegian fjords! |
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Posted by RainbowChaser |
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The positions of the boats didn't really change much in the final stages - all had happened overnight as previously mentioned!
CONGRATULATIONS then to the podium three: 1st Sassy @ 11:54:23 2nd Victorious @ 12:02:58 3rd Smo @ 12:02:58 Smo was placed third and not joint 2nd as despite finishing at the same time as Vic, the boat was positioned some distance to the N of the correct point. 4th Perenkist (well done!) 5th newsartist 6th Rainbow 7th khilbert 001rob is still some way off and sadly, ybv_cobblerslast remains fjord-bound!! THANK YOU to all who took part!! See you at the start of the SOL race tonight |
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