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2021 Q3 Sailonline Race Committee Report

2021 Q3 SRC Review

Now we are almost out of the Pacific Ocean with our fleet exiting towards the Gulf, thoughts are turning to the racing for 2022. Are we ready for 6 races around the Indian ocean in 35’ to 50’ yachts once again avoiding intermediate marks – as far as possible?

Turning now to our report on the 2021Q3 racing with the winners and podiums: read the Quarterly Report here

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Sail Around Turkey 2021- RESULTS

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ΣΥΓΧΑΡΗΤΉΡΙΑ Zorba777!!!
GRATULACJE WRmirekd!! CONGRATULAZIONI Sax747!
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Sailonline’s race around the entire coast of Turkey, originally designed for us in 2010 by SOLer TUR_AC50 and a group of other Turkish SOLers, has become a classic. It is a very difficult and demanding race consisting of three distinct sections - the Black Sea (which can have light and shifty winds), the Bosphorus and Dardanelles (which are narrow and require a lot of attention) and then the charming MedCoast "cruise" - truly testing the endurance, determination and skills of our skippers.

This year, 144 yachts representing 31 flags took part in the race, of which 91 finished the race. The very completion of this race is a great success and taking one of the top three places is a thing of the SOL legend. Well done all!
Be sure to read the report by Zorba777, our winner this year.

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Stockholm to St Petersburg 2021 - RESULTS

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GRATULACJE WRmirekd!!!
FELICIDADES rafa!! CONGRATULAZIONI Sax747!
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This year's race from Stockholm to St. Petersburg can be considered closed. There were no signs that a calm race would turn into an interesting meeting. Already in the first leg to Saaremaa mark, there were many surprises due to the delayed weather forecast. Not all participants managed to implement their plan. Despite this, the whole race was run out in a very nice atmosphere.

Our yachts did a great job and although the conditions did not allow us to check all their capabilities, we achieved a quite satisfactory average speed of around 13 kts. Our winners WRmirekd and rafa practically controlled the race from the very beginning. An exciting fight was for third place between Cippalippa, Taffarazi and Sax747.
Congratulations to the winners and thank you all for participation and great fun.

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Charlottetown Sprint 2021 - RESULTS

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CONGRATULATIONS calmxy!!!
CONGRATULAZIONI Sax747!! GRATTIS sassy63!

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With two marks in the sea (to be rounded in reverse order, first Buoy 2, then 1!), this race might have been a benefit for the sharpest rounders of the fleet had it not been for the very 'wavy' polar of the SOTO 30, requiring careful judgment of when to switch from sailing deep to sailing high and in which order and at what angles, on the way out to 2, and on the way back from 1. Tricky stuff, and with a beat in between 2 and 1, rounding marks was far from the only thing to get right!

As the leaders headed for home after rounding 1, it looked like sassy63 had got it most right of all, but a late bear-away (and gennaker set) put paid to that, and it was calmxy who won the day, by 2 seconds from Sax747, with sassy63 only a further 1 second behind. Close racing; well done all!

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Gulf Run 2021
It is 550nm on a course of 175 true from Dingle to Vigo, and from Pensacola to Yucatan as well, across the Gulf Stream and The Gulf respectively. It's warmer down in The Gulf, so we return to its azure waters for a re-run in J-130s of a course designed by RainbowChaser back in 2012, but only first run in 2018. Bring your deck chairs and the barrier cream.
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Isla del Sol Re-Run 2021
Scanning the globe for special sprint locations, our intrepid course designer Renegade came across Isla del Sol in the middle of the world's highest navigable body of water, Lake Titicaca. We tried to race around it last month, but at 3812m above sea level, comms to our boats broke down for a little while, and our SRC decided to abandon the race, so we are running it again: 26nm RTI in "how-did-we-get-them-here?" Fox 9.50s.
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China Coastal Race 2021

Racing in reality around the world is tough during a global pandemic and RHKYC's calendar is having to be flexible too so instead of a run to Vietnam, welcome to a competitive coastal race inside Hong Kong waters - 97nm in TP52s against the local fleet!
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Virtual PIC Coastal Classic Yacht Race 2021

Welcome! Kia Ora! to Auckland, New Zealand, and Sailonline's annual multihull race against the NZ Multihull Yacht Club competitors over 118nm from Auckland to Russell. Sadly, COVID19 restrictions mean the real race will not be running, but we welcome real racers to our virtual event where we are racing our 60ft trimarans in this testing event in the endlessly varying conditions off the east coast of North island. As is tradition, a hearty breakfast of bacon butties and rum will welcome yachties on their arrival.
Race #1515
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Race starts: Oct 21st 21:00 Registration Open!

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ESRW6 Singapore to Kuwait 2021
Join us as we embark on our final leg(6) of the fabulous ESRW round the equator race series, this time onboard the speedy 90 foot Monohull as we wind our way out of the Malacca Strait and across the Indian Ocean 3000nm to Kuwait. It'll be steamy all the way!
PRIZE: SMPF
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Ranking: ESRW-OCQ4-OCCH-SUPERSOL-SYC
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Race starts: Oct 01st 03:00 Registration Closed

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