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Name mustang_sally
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  • Re: Is there a test server?
    Board » Technical Support
    bc, Try this.... on the home page it has a countdown to the start of the next race.
    For example if it says 6 hours to go, set your DC to start the race in 5.5 hours,
    So set it for 30 mins before what ever it says.

    OR, When setting DC use the clock on the instrument panel.
    You don't have to convert any time then.
    Remember if the race starts at 10.00 utc you don't try and convert it so your DC goes off at 10.00 your time.

    --- Last Edited by mustang_sally at 2012-01-16 18:10:50 ---

    --- Last Edited by mustang_sally at 2012-01-16 18:16:42 ---
  • Re: Rounding Musandam - SOl World race leg 3
    Board » General Discussion
    If you go inside a mark, you have to go back the way you came and round the mark in the correct direction.In your case you would have had to jump the spit again in order to round the mark.
  • Re: Timed Races
    Board » Flag Officers » Races
    Sorry I get you now...What your saying is that the start time and last registration time should be in the NOR. And not be changed if favourable winds are coming later in the week!!!
    Yes i would definilty agree with that!!
  • Re: Timed Races
    Board » Flag Officers » Races
    I always thought that timed races didn't have any practice sailing. When the race opens its game on. ( I might be wrong though)
    I do agree though that no changes should be made to start times, and also the time the server is to close should be stated before start time and definitly not changed!!!!!!!!

    --- Last Edited by mustang_sally at 2011-12-16 21:31:15 ---
  • Re: Access to World Race leg 1
    Board » Technical Support
    Leg 1 Would have closed to make room on the server for other races. Your ranking will be what it was when the race closed.
  • Race starts
    Board » General Discussion
    Is there any reason why the tall ships race can't start on Saturday morning to at least have a chance of finishing it in the weekend?
  • Marks
    Board » General Discussion
    Just looking at the St Nazaire race. The L'Iles-d'Yeu mark could be moved to the south east of the island and the lle d'houat mark to the north west. They look very inviting to do the old touch and go roundings! Or has that been fixed now?
  • Re: WHAT GLOBAL OCEAN RACE NEXT FOR SOL
    Board » General Discussion
    I thought that it would have been a good rce to do as well...BUT that OTHER so called sailing site is doing it..Don't want to end up in court now do we!!! :-)
  • Re: NZL?????
    Board » General Discussion
    Thanks RC....Bit hard to make those weany maps out sometimes :-)

    --- Last Edited by mustang_sally at 2011-07-29 16:33:10 ---
  • NZL?????
    Board » General Discussion
    In the homepage results for the latest Tall Ships race,is has me as being from NZL. It should read BVI.

    --- Last Edited by mustang_sally at 2011-07-28 15:15:13 ---

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Flight of the Godwit - Hegura to Anchorage 2024


Welcome to the second flight of our bar-tailed Godwit!. This race is the second of three legs reflecting the bird's annual migratory route, and simultaneously the fifth leg of the 2024 Ocean Race Championship. The voyage promises to be not only a test of skill and strategy but an immersive experience in the beauty of the archipelagos of the Aleutian Islands. Join us as we push the boundaries of seafaring prowess on this epic adventure. Let's fly like a godwit!
PRIZE: SMPF
Race #1791
INFOby brainaid.de
Maxi Trimaran PARTICULARS
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Ranking: OCQ2 - GWT - OCCH - SUPSOL - SYC
Race starts: May 06th 11:00 Registration Open!
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Bay to Bay 2024 - Leg 2 - Great Sandy Stait

Get ready for another spectacular day on the water with the second and final race of our thrilling series! This time, the challenge extends to an ambitious 21-nautical-mile course through the scenic Great Sandy Strait of Australia. After a joyful post-race BBQ, our daring sailors will once again take the helm of their Seascape 18s! Expect more high-speed action, strategic sailing, and, of course, another fantastic BBQ to celebrate the end of this exciting series!
Race #1802
INFO from brainaid.de
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Ranking: B2B - SYC
Race starts: May 04th 21:30 Registration Open!
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Bay to Bay 2024 - Leg 1 - Great Sandy Strait

Prepare for an adrenaline-packed race as the pristine waters of the Great Sandy Strait beckon for a thrilling showdown! This first race of our two-race series stretches over an amazing 16-nautical-mile course, with our skilled sailors at the helm of their Seascape 18s. With fierce competition and a fantastic post-race BBQ awaiting our sailors at the finish line, what more could we ask for?! Brace yourself for a fascinating adventure and we look forward to seeing you at the start line!
Race #1801
INFO from brainaid.de
Seascape 18 PARTICULARS
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Ranking: B2B - SYC
Race starts: May 04th 01:00 Registration Open!
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Melbourne to Osaka Prelude 2024

Welcome once again to what these days is Sailonline’s almost annual virtual Melbourne to Osaka Yacht Race. In real life, this double-handed 5500 nm race between these two sister cities, one deep in the southern hemisphere, the other high in the northern hemisphere, is run every four to five years, and is planned to be held again in 2025, so this race is a Prelude in partnership with the Melbourne Osaka Cup 2025 organising committee collaborating with the Ocean Racing Club of Victoria (ORCV), and the Sandringham (SYC) and Osaka Hokko (OHYC) yacht clubs. On this occasion, we’ll be racing the well-known First 40, a popular size of boat for a long-distance double-handed race. With the doldrums unavoidably lying across the track, you can expect to be at virtual sea for at least a month!
Race #1669
INFO by brainaid.de
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WX Updates:
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Ranking: SYC
Race starts: Apr 20th 00:00 Registration Closed
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Cape Town to Auckland 2024


Welcome to the second leg of this Round The World series 2024. It's also the April edition of this year's ocean race championship. The course is the same as the one sailed in 2023, but this year we sail the iconic Swan 65, as suggested in the concluding RTW race last year.
Prepare yourselves for an epic 30-day journey, navigating through the unpredictable waters of the South Seas. It's essential to take care of provisioning to ensure a smooth and enjoyable race experience. With the longer duration, we anticipate plenty of opportunities for camaraderie, competition, and unforgettable memories.
PRIZE: SMPF
Race# 1789
INFO from brainaid.de
Swan 65 PARTICULARS
WX updates:
0430 / 1030 / 1630 / 2230
Ranking: OCQ2 - RTW - OCCH - SUPSOL - SYC
RACE CLOSE: Sunday,
May 5 at 2300 UTC.
Race starts: Apr 01st 11:00 Registration Closed
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