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30 September 2025


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FELICITATIONS KaSToR !!!
CONGRATULATIONS Sadlersailing !! FELICIDADES rafa !

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The final Q3 sprint saw a surprise appearance by WINSTON_4. The question of the race as is the norm in PYOC races is which direction to go. In this race the choice was west or east, wind speed vs angle. Gasps were read in the chat as WINSTON headed west, giving those who chose east the fear of having made the wrong choice. This was not eased as the west group held a substantial lead halfway. However, hope was pinned in the east on wind angle, and the Wx that came in at that point. Favouring east with minimal disruption, the west faced quicker wind deterioration with a shift to the stern. With a few NM to go the east took the lead and finished strong. WINSTON leading the west finished a bit over 6 minutes behind and all the way in 28th. A valiant attempt. Congratulations went to KaSToR, Sadlersailing, and rafa who seized the podium performing the best in the east group. To find out what happened read the report by winner KaSToR above.

KaSToR won the Q3 championship, followed by rafa, and CollegeFund who still leads the annual championship. With Q4 sprints and discards to play what will happen on the leaderboard? Tune in to the Q4 sprints to find out. You won't want to miss any of the action.

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