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2010-06-25 22:17:45 - VICTORIA-MAUI PRACTICE RACE(S)
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This thread was moved from the category Races.
There will be Practice Racing on the Victoria-Maui course, at times and courses to be determined.

As always, these are informal races and open to all, and you can join if progress if need be.

With the Kiel race starting tomorrow, the earliest Practice Race would be 1800z Sunday, starting at the official race Start point.

Details will be posted on the Vic-Maui Chat, and also here.

Don't sail too far away so you can do some short races with us!
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2010-06-26 21:35:57 - Re: VICTORIA-MAUI PRACTICE RACE(S)
rc:stoert:news: would this be a valid practice race positioning for two mark boats, if winds stay the same as predictor, only probably 4-5knots wind next couple of days....
start of practice: race start.
leave to port mark 1 at position..48.377...-123.302..
leave to port or jump sli at position..48.424...-123.738..
leave to port mark 2 at position..48.501...-123.264..
to finish headland at postion..48.498...-123.305.
approx 16 miles at 5 knots...
and it would put us amongst those lovely isles to the north west.

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2010-06-26 21:44:13 - Re: VICTORIA-MAUI PRACTICE RACE(S)
not as arty as stoert's..perhaps he could re-do. time allowing.
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2010-06-26 23:51:46 - Re: VICTORIA-MAUI PRACTICE RACE(S)
perhaps not, mark boats just underway
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2010-06-27 09:07:52 - Re: VICTORIA-MAUI PRACTICE RACE(S)
Good morning glynn - I don't think [b/news saw your plan but.. as the winds are now forecast to be lighter again, you will be pleasantly surprised at the shape of the course that is now in place!! Looks v similar to the one you proposed - just smaller!! :-)

As for artwork - light years better than mine!!!
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2010-06-27 09:13:09 - Re: VICTORIA-MAUI PRACTICE RACE(S)
All SOLers are invited to join in the first practice race of Vic-Maui 2010 to be held this evening Euro-time. Practice racing is a fun, totally informal and relaxed way to hone your SOLing skills and familiarise yourself with your new boat before the SOL race starts!

PRACTICE RACE 1 - 27 JUNE 2010

TIME: 1800utc

START: SOL Race Start

COURSE: Leave Mark_3 to port - Leave Mark_2 to port - finish at Mark_1

FINISH: Mark_1 (48.4553/-123.2978)

Attached .jpg of the course for ref.

The aim of tonight's course is to reposition the practice fleet away from the main routes of pre-start SOLers.

SEE YOU THERE!

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RACING FROM THE GUN ARE

captjack1942
glynnwi (GBR)
newsartist (USA)
Perenkist (NED)
RainbowChaser (GBR)
robert1(SWE)
stoertebaker (AUT)
Tazumaki (GER)
TUR AC505 (TUR)
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SECOND ROUNDING

Perenkist 20:04: 1: ac, 2: Tazu, 3: Stoert, 4: Per AND Robert 5: RC AND Capt Jack, 6: Glynnwi

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FINAL RANKING

Perenkist 20:44: Finish: 1: AC, 2: Tazu, 3: Stoert, 4: Per, 5: Capt. Jack, RC AND Robert,6: glynnwi,
7. newsartist
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--- Last Edited by RainbowChaser at 2010-06-27 20:46:38 ---
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2010-06-29 09:13:34 - Re: VICTORIA-MAUI PRACTICE RACE(S)
PRACTICE RACE, TUESDAY, 29 JUNE 2010

TIME: 1800utc

START: Mark_1 (48.4553/-123.2978)

COURSE: From start - Leave Mark_2 to STARBOARD - Leave Mark_5 to STARBOARD - to finish

FINISH: Mark_1 (48.4553/-123.2978)

See attached pic for reference.

ALL SOLers ARE INVITED TO JOIN IN!!!

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RACING FROM THE GUN

76T (CAN)
captjack1942(USA)
glynnwi(GBR)
NED Pano (NED)
newsartist (USA)
NOR_svein (NOR)
RainbowChaser (GBR)
robert1 (SWE)
stoertebaker (AUT)
TUR AC505
WINDEGG (NED)
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FIRST ROUNDING

adjudged by news, Pano and stoerte

1 76/ 2 Pano/ 3 capt Jack/ 4 Glynn/ 5 Windegg/ 6 RC/ 7 AC/ 8 Stoert/ 9 News/ 10 Svein / 11 Robert

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SECOND ROUNDING

adjudged by Pano and stoerte

1 76t & pano/ 3 Glynn/ 4 AC & Stoerte /6 Windegg/ 7 Robert/ 8 Jack/ 9 News/ 10 RC/ 11 Svein
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FINAL RANKING

adjudicated by Pano and confirmed by stoerteand glynn

1 76T 20.21.10 AND Pano 20.21.10/ 3 AC 505 20.21.50 AND Glynn 20.21.50 AND Stoert 20.21.50/ 6 Windegg 20.22.28/ 7 Robert 20.23.13/ 8 Jack 20.23.58/ 9 Svein 20.29.40/ 10 RC 20.30.48 AND News 20.30.48


--- Last Edited by RainbowChaser at 2010-06-29 20:39:18 ---
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