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Sailonline's Round the World Race 2014 - Leg 3 - RESULTS

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HERZLICHEN GLÜCKWUNSCH outlaw!!!CONGRATULAZIONI ita10267!! GOOD ONYA Dingo!
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The third leg of our race in the steps of Peter Blake and yacht Steinlager was a fascinating hop from Fremantle, on Australia's W Coast to Auckland, New Zealand. The choices of route were wide open - through Bass Strait, S of Tasmania, through Cook Strait even - and the legendary conditions off the southern coast of Australia lived up to their reputation, making decisions tricky with many SOLers doubling back to head through the Bass Strait, while those who, perhaps, prefer some bunk-time, headed round Tasmania. In the end the fleet met up again off Cape Reinga and the run down to Auckland was comparitively straightforward - although several took the opportunity for bbqs in the Hauraki Gulf!

Many are still on course at time of writing - this leg will remain open for sailing as long as is reasonable but as always your rank at race close will be preserved.

Very many congratulations are due to our podium - it is said that "the devil is in the detail" and it is as true in yacht-racing as anywhere. Our three victorious skippers leading the SOL fleet to Auckland are to be admired for the way in which they won here. To see how it is done, compare your track with theirs at hmm's SOL Race Data Centre
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2014 International Paints Auckland to Tauranga Race - RESULTS

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HERZLICHEN GLUCKWÜNSCH outlaw!!! TERBRIKLER Equinox!! HERZLICHEN GLUCKWÜNSCH rumskib!
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Sailonline was back in New Zealand for the 2014 running of the classic Auckland to Tauranga Race, and for the second year in a row, was associated with the official race. Unfortunately for the real racers, the wx in Auckland was "inclement" and the start had to be delayed, but the virtual race set off at the originally scheduled time.

This is the fourth time of running this race, the second with Young 11s, and our winner this year arrived in record time - beating the previous best (also set by a Young 11 in 2011) by 4h 20m. The challenge is now set! Congratulations to all three who took our podium this time

If you want to see how the leaders or top SOLers tracks compared with yours, you can do so easily by using the comparison feature at hmm's SOL Race Data Centre.
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Rolex China Sea Race 2014

Sailonline is delighted to announce that it will be partnering with Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club, one of the oldest sporting clubs in Hong Kong, for the running of the 2014 Rolex China Sea Race which starts in Hong Kong on Wednesday, 16 April at 1320hrs local (0520UTC). Sailonline's virtual race will open shortly to allow ample time to practise.

Conceived in 1959, following a solo cruise to Manila from Hong Kong by an RHKYC Member, the race was first run in April 1962, when five yachts took part (three from RHKYC, one from Japan and one from Manila) and since then it has been run variously as an annual and biennial event. It is now a Category 1 Offshore Race having been included in World Ocean Racing Championships in 1968, and officially recognised by the Royal Ocean Racing Club in 1972.

In 2014 there are 34 entries racing in 5 Divisions with the Race Record of Karl Kwok's Beau Geste of 47h 43m 07s to beat.

2014 Entry List

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1. outlaw
2. rumskib
3. rafa
4. Equinox
5. Neuroman
6. Dingo
7. aner59
8. karriv
9. SCARABOCCHIO
10. karaoke

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