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Posted by RainbowChaser ![]() |
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The FIRST evening practice race will be today, Monday 17 October as follows:
TIME: 1800utc START: SOL Race Start (or close to it!) COURSE: Start - Leave M2 to STARBOARD- Leave M3 to STARBOARD - Leave M2 to STARBOARD - Leave M4 to STARBOARD - Finish FINISH: Cross the M1/M5 line from N to S. Diagram of proposed course is attached. RACING Bobbert (SWE) BS1 (FIN) Danny (GBR) Flensi (GER) HappyHour (GER) Ketch (GBR) NED Arthur (NED) Pocobueno (GER) RainbowChaser (GBR) robert1 (SWE) sadlersailing (GBR) sassy63 (SWE) stoertebaeker (AUT) TeamGermany (GER) tejo (ESP) RANKING @M3 by ShamPir 1 sadler 2 BS1 3 Bobbert 4 HappyHour 4 Arthur 6 sassy 6 TeamGermany 8 Poco 9 stoerte 10 Flensi 10 Ketch 12 Rundo 13 robert 14 Danny 15 RC DNF tejo RANKING @M4 1 Bobbert 2 sadler 3 sassy 4 BS1 5 HappyHour 6 Arthur 7 Poco 8 TeamGermany 9 Rundo 10 Flensi 11 stoerte 12 robert 13 Danny 14 RC DNF tejo DNF Ketch FINAL RANKING 1 Bobbert (SWE) 2 sassy63 (SWE) 3 sadlersailing (GBR) 4 BS1 (FIN) 5 NED Arthur (NED) 6 HappyHour (GER) 7 TeamGermany (GER) 8 Pocobueno (GER) 9 Flensi (GER) 10 Rundo (NED) 11 robert1 (SWE) 12 stoertebaeker (AUT) 13 Danny (GBR) 14 RainbowChaser (GBR) DNF tejo (ESP) DNF Ketch (GBR) ___________ --- Last Edited by RainbowChaser at 2011-10-17 19:52:43 --- |
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Posted by RainbowChaser ![]() |
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The SECOND Practice race, designed by sassy63, will be tonight, Tuesday, 18 October, as follows:
TIME: 1800utc START: Cross the M1/M5 line from S to N COURSE: Start- Leave M2 to STARBOARD - Leave M3 to STARBOARD - Leave M4 to STARBOARD - Finish FINISH: Cross M1/M5 line from N to S Attached diagram for reference. RACING africa (CRO) Bobbert (SWE) BS1 (FIN) glynnwi (GBR) Danny (GBR) GREATSKUA (ESP) HappyHour (GER) Ketch (GBR) NED Arthur (NED) Ned Leo (NED) pierre92 (CAN) Pocobueno (GER) RainbowChaser (GBR) robert1 (SWE) sadlersailing (GBR) sassy63 (SWE) stoertebaeker (AUT) SWE54 (SWE) TeamGermany (GER) tejo (ESP) FINAL RANKING 1 africa (CRO) 2 SWE54 (SWE) 3 TeamGermany (GER) 4 GREATSKUA (ESP) 5 Bobbert (SWE) 6 Pocobueno(GER) 7 Danny (GBR) 8 HappyHour (GER) 9 tejo (ESP) 10 robert1 (SWE) 11 sassy63 (SWE) 12 glynnwi (GBR) 13 stoertebaeker (AUT) 14 Ketch (GBR) 15 pierre92 (CAN) 16 Ned Leo (NED) 17 sadlersailing (GBR) 18 RainbowChaser (GBR) DNF NED Arthur (NED) DNF BS1 (FIN) ____________ --- Last Edited by RainbowChaser at 2011-10-18 20:19:42 --- |
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Posted by HappyHour ![]() |
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More and more people enjoy this funny short practice racings. Today we had nearly 20 boats. Most of the boats are doing very well and cross the finish line at nearly the same time. We talk about seconds and its impossible to see that on the screen. If there is any way to make these practice racings more official i would be very appreciated.
Happy Hour PS: Well done RC, but dont break your own rules ! --- Last Edited by HappyHour at 2011-10-18 22:32:21 --- |
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Posted by Smo ![]() |
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HappyHour
If we would make practice races more official it would be compeletely against our original idea racing in club race style on relaxed setting trying to beat and win. And making it more official would not help at all. Be Happy to contact Sol admins and create your own race class if you want. -Smo |
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Posted by Pocobueno ![]() |
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Africa did not follow the course as described in the race pic . Therefore must be 'DSQ'.
Crossing the final line with many boats at once is frustrating, always doubtful and inaccurate. It would be great if the exact (server)time while crossing the line could be monitored to make the ranking. Racing two hours to get an unclear finish is very unsatisfying. Even when such race is 'just for fun'. Pocobueno --- Zuletzt bearbeitet von Pocobueno am 2011-10-19 02:19:32 --- |
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Posted by Smo ![]() |
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Practice racing is for fun. If it doesn't feel like that then don't race. Africa made perfect rounding following NOR. Picture is not the race description but written word of marks how to round those and in which order.
I hope people are not starting to take practice races too seriously even though even me if racing am fighting for podium using my last power to win ![]() |
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Posted by Smo ![]() |
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I would add that as done quite many IRL races and only marks apply unless stated otherwice in NOR.
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Posted by RainbowChaser ![]() |
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Thank you for taking the time to post about the discussion that arose out of the second practice race. Let me try to respond.
Practice racing has always been a fun and informal way for SOLers to arrange groups to race/matchrace during pre-race practice. Newsartist and others started this some years back and time and habit has evolved it into what we have now. It is not intended to be official. It is intended to be visible and inclusive for everyone who just happens to sail past and who may wish to join in. Anyone(s) at any time may choose to matchrace with each other. Because a regular 1800utc group (1900utc in winter!) has developed, Marks (now shaped like dots instead of boats) were set up for the group by Jakob. The Marks are moved into place, usually by me but sometimes by newsartist, and the course is one I dream up (unless someone very kindly proposes one!!). The course is then typed up, often in a hurry, and it is this that must be more precise (esp. if islands are involved!). To have a more precise finish is something that may be possible. I will bring this thread to the attention of AGage/Kalle to see what they think. In the meantime, however, ONLY the first five past marks or the finish line will be "ranked". This should ensure a greater precision/focus - from me, at least, as it can be very confusing to keep tabs on lots of boats. Logging in as the sol boat does give an accurate and independent view of the finish and if even doing this and Max Zoom doesn't differentiate between two racers then they will be deemed to have tied. Smo is right.. practice racing is meant to be fun for everyone involved. It is also meant to be a useful and helpful way for newbies to learn how to SOL as well as for more experienced SOLers to test out a new polar. |
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Posted by Practice_Mark_1 ![]() |
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**POSTED BY RainbowChaser as Mark_1
The THIRD practice race will be tonight, Wednesday, 19 October, as follows: TIME: 1800utc START: Cross the M1/M5 Line from S to N COURSE: Start - Leave M2 to STARBOARD - Leave M3 to PORT - Leave M4 to STARBOARD - Finish FINISH: Cross the line between boat SOLgoddess and the land (as marked) from NW to SE. A diagram of this course is attached for reference. RACING africa (CRO) Bobbert (SWE) BS1 (FIN) Danny (GBR) glynnwi (GBR) GREATSKUA (ESP) ilia (FRA) NED Arthur (NED) Ned Leo (NED) pierre92 (CAN) RainbowChaser (GBR) robert1 (SWE) Rundo (NED) sadlersailing (GBR) sassy63 (SWE) stoertebaeker (AUT) SWE54 (SWE) tejo (ESP) newsartist (USA) ybwVictorious (GBR) FINAL RANKING (top 5) 1 Ned Leo (NED) 2 SWE54 (SWE) 3 sassy63 (SWE) 4 tejo (ESP) 5 NED Arthur (NED) _____________ --- Last Edited by RainbowChaser at 2011-10-19 19:04:51 --- |
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Posted by HappyHour ![]() |
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Hi RC and Smo,
u are right. PR ist just for fun, its like a race with friends. If all decide we have to round marks and islands and RC made it very clear "We always round marks AND islands in PR" its a rule for me and most of the other racers too! Its crab to talk about "official race rules" in this contents. |
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