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A Wet, Windy And Raucous Start To The 50th Editions Of The RORC Fastnet Race
This afternoon the Solent shoreline was packed deep with spectators braving the conditions to witness the greatest assortment of offshore...
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Engine Trouble End's ARGO's Transpac, Saturday Starters Get The Light Air Blues
- Published: 07-02-2023, 01:00 PM
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Engine Trouble End's ARGO's Transpac, Saturday Starters Get The Light Air Blues
Sunday July 2nd 0800 overall tracker chart clearly demonstrates the have and have nots
Greg Dorn's Dehler 46' Favonius currently is 1st in Line Honors
Another Dehler 46', Ian Edwards Wings is enjoying a pull position in ORR
Good Energy , George Hershman / Mark Comings RP 63' Leads DIV 1 as her and RIO 100' were able to avoid the parking lot and have separated themselves from the division
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Thursday Afternoon Updates SHTP
- Published: 06-29-2023, 03:50 PM
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Thursday Afternoon Updates SHTP
Notes From Boats Day 4
Christophe Desage (via inReach)
End of D4 - ELMACH: Enfin du soleil ! Shorts, a bit of Gennaker, still catching-up on some sleep. Sea state much easier with .5 to 1m waves.
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Green Buffalo
The wind swung aft at 5am early this morning... AWA went from 70-90 to 100-120 degrees... 14k-16k... spinnaker weather! Watched the wind direction oscillate a bit over a few hours while prepping for... -
Updates From SHTP June 28th
- Published: 06-28-2023, 11:50 AM
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Updates From SHTP June 28th
UPDATES June 28th
The fleet have all enjoyed decent breeze thus far and it looks to get even windier over the next few days.
24 hour results leaders top 5:
Suchfast with 187nm
Elmach 182.5
Perplexity 178.1
Green Buffalo 177.5
Jamani 176.7
Incasaw and Hula are diving south hoping to tap into tradewinds and leverage the steady breeze and following seas 1st
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The Battle For Point Nemo
- Published: 03-21-2023, 10:58 AM
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The Battle For Point Nemo
Close together, far from home
The Ocean Race is still racing close together as they approach the most isolated place on the planet
The four IMOCAs charging towards Cape Horn are approaching Point Nemo on Tuesday.
Defined as the most isolated, remote place on earth, Point Nemo is a spot in south Pacific Ocean, 2,688 kilometres from the nearest land. In fact, the closest sign of civilisation is the International Space Station, orbiting... -
Doubt Creeps In For The Forerunner
Doubt creeps in
470 miles would appear to be a solid lead, but there is hope for the chasing pack
Waking up Monday with...
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The Southward Progress Continues
- Published: 01-27-2023, 01:04 PM
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The Southward Progress Continues
Cat and mouse towards the doldrums
It's a game of inches as the fleet works southwest towards the equator
Lighter conditions don't mean easier conditions as the IMOCA fleet finds itself constantly shifting gears, making sail changes and gybing as the teams zig-zag southwest towards the equator and the doldrums.
Every change in the breeze brings the potential for a sail change. Each move by the opposition brings a decision on whether to match or... -
Maserati Roars Ahead During Day 3 Of RORC Transatlantic Race
- Published: 01-10-2023, 02:53 PM
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Maserati Roars Ahead During Day 3 Of RORC Transatlantic Race
MASERATI MULTI70 SAILS IN THE LEAD AT HIGH SPEEDS
January 10, 2023
“Those of the second night after the start were intense hours, with crazy winds and speeds,” reports Giovanni Soldini from aboard, “We touched peaks of 37 knots with waves of two to three metres. We are where we wanted to be, in control of our opponents, the road is long but we are not giving up.”
At the last update of 16:00 UTC on 10 January, the fleet of three MOD70s had already... -
2022 Route Du Rhum: The Largest Gathering To Date!
The Route du Rhum-Destination Guadeloupe which starts on Sunday from Saint Malo is set to see a record 138 boats spread across six...
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2022 OYRA Lightship
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- Published: 04-27-2022, 09:00 AM
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2022 OYRA Lightship
Sunny skies, a lumpy sea welcomed crews to the OYRA Season Opener, the dash out the Gate to the Lightship, er Entrance Buoy and back. Riding a 3 plus knot ebb out and mostly neutral tide back in, the fleet made quick work of the race course, with the 1st boat,
David Schumann's Bottle Rocket finishing before 2:00 PM and the fleet mostly done by 3
Andrew Hamilton's Donovan 30 Wolfpack enjoyed a decisive win in PHRO 2
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Double Handed Farallones Cancelled
DHF Cancelled - Will be Rescheduled for Later This Year
A storm warning has now been posted for our offshore waters, for the...
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2021 Trans Pacific Yacht Race!
It's the first start day! Today seven boats of Division 8 will start today at 1300 PDT off Point Fermin in LA. Track the boats...
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St Malo Race 2021 : A Glorious Voyage There And Back
120 boats are racing from Cowes to St Malo today, the 151 nautical mile race which is steeped in history,
pre-dating the Royal...
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The Great Cape Race
yachtracing.life REPORTS
News has emerged about plans to stage a brand new around-the-world yacht race...
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2020 Pacific Cup: A Plethora Of Entries
The Pacific Cup yacht race is a unique event in the world of sailing. Having established itself as “The FUN race to Hawaii”...