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It doesn't take much for the yellowbricks to fail. I had one fail during a lauderdale to key west race that was pretty dry... Ours also stopped working early on in the 2015 TR Do you think the rest of the boats in IRC 2 will have a chance to catch up to Aegir?
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posted an hour ago. Looks like the have headsails again
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The rig is still standing (stolen from facebook)
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old news but i really like the commitment to endplate on this build. There are also photos somewhere of his main and vang set up. (i don't own a moth, and am FAR too big for one at 6'7 & 260 lbs. I think they are cool and follow them as much as i can).
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2018 Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race: The Race Committee has lodged a protest against Wild Oats XI
A Boy Named Stu replied to Mid's topic in Ocean Racing Anarchy
I guess I didn't make that clear enough. It does matter, but in a video I saw earlier mark richards said something along those lines. -
2018 Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race: The Race Committee has lodged a protest against Wild Oats XI
A Boy Named Stu replied to Mid's topic in Ocean Racing Anarchy
11.4 Changes to Special Regulations • Special Regulation 4.09 (a): An AIS Transponder shall be carried and be switched on, such that it is receiving and transmitting. http://rolexsydneyhobart.com/media/3438679/rshyr-si-final.pdf Does anyone have a link to the interview with mark richards on the dock? I think he mentions having the tracker on but not AIS, and said something about being able to see the other boats the entire race so it shouldn't have mattered? -
where did you find that
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last update had Alex at 8.8 knots. Looks like he is moving on for now.
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216 miles at 14.9 knots? (SMAs distance and 24 hour average) Thats 14.5 hours of runway even with alex parked. Hopefully he can limp in before being overtaken. assuming Alex can keep over 4 knots thats roughly 20 hours? This edition has certainly been a memorable one.
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just about to post this.
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must have gotten through the hole ?
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Mike Plant - Project Coyote the Movie
A Boy Named Stu replied to QBF's topic in Ocean Racing Anarchy
any news on when we can view online or buy a copy? -
Sailing around the world in a San Juan 24
A Boy Named Stu replied to buys737's topic in Shorthanded Anarchy
There's some girl on Facebook trying to "use the internet" (what I got from it) to find a ship near Rimas to drop off supplies. Cheaper on the tax payers than calling CG I guess, knowing king inneptune's luck they somehow might pull this off. They're also waaay behind the times. There were a few people arguing over whether or not he has fishing gear. Amateurs -
Sailing around the world in a San Juan 24
A Boy Named Stu replied to buys737's topic in Shorthanded Anarchy
Isn't it appropriate that "our hero" did not have his sails up once in this video?