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2010-08-20 20:25:46 - Re: Sail around Turkey
i can feel a boom in the turkish boats registration soon :)

just as an advise, turkish people are usually impatient hence i would suggest to start the registration to the race asap, the new comers should practice with their own boat.


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2010-08-22 12:22:11 - Re: Sail around Turkey
The passage of the Bosphorus and the Dardanelles will be terrible. The limit from the buoy Samos would have been more open if there was no buoy Antalya. This will be a great race. Prepare your thermos of coffee for the night!
(Excuse me, I'm FR_MJedi_SAL and I used the login "sol" to see the covers in detail. I forgot to reconnect under my login)

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2010-08-22 14:47:10 - Re: Sail around Turkey
MJedi...we all have made that mistake but on the home page they had announced that sol would not be able to "talk":) but maybe only in the chat room.
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2010-08-22 15:44:05 - Re: Sail around Turkey
Hello Ahmet
True, but when I write something, I made under my login
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2010-08-23 10:46:08 - Re: Sail around Turkey
Refresh browsers everyone!! This race was going to open this evening but...now... it will open at 1200utc TODAY!!!!

:-D

Not long to wait!!
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2012-08-02 17:26:10 - Re: Sail around Turkey
It is that time of year again.. well nearly! The annual Sail around Turkey race is in the calendar and all ready to race, starting on Tuesday, 7 August @1600utc.

The first year we raced in First 40s, last year we raced in Imoca 60s so... what do we think would be best this year?

Here is a link to SOL's Current BoatHouse
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2012-08-02 22:23:07 - Re: Sail around Turkey
Riptide 50
or
90ft Mono
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2012-08-03 12:04:05 - Re: Sail around Turkey
Will sail it as long as it floats most of the time... ;-)
I like to talk a lot... sometimes I even make sense, mostly not...
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2012-08-03 13:52:16 - Re: Sail around Turkey
suggest orange 125 catamaran...should be fun
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2012-08-03 14:35:45 - Re: Sail around Turkey
TUR_AC!! OK!.. hehehe as you are a co-course designer and the original organisers of this race your wish shall be my command :-) Would be fun to get a pic of a big cat in Turkish waters IRL!

Do the Turkish yachting magazines have websites? Maybe someone could post a link to the race once it is on-SOL (which will be over the weekend!) :-D

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