2011 Rolex Sydney to Hobart
#801
Posted 28 December 2011 - 08:30 AM
#802
Posted 28 December 2011 - 08:31 AM
#803
Posted 28 December 2011 - 08:32 AM
Oats was my fave but this is soooooooo good for the race.
ABC24 will be going live to the docking soon, bloody funny have to watch, laughing too much, they just can't get their shit together
#804
Posted 28 December 2011 - 08:33 AM
Perfect. Oh well. Worked pretty well most of the race.
Now... GO THE LOKI!!!
#805
Posted 28 December 2011 - 08:36 AM
Any advance..... IRC bets on.... Victoire or Loki (though Loki position inferred from 1800 sked?)
Also, any anarchists with good theory about very modest perfoprmance by AFR Midnight Rambler - aside of 24 + hours hard upwind....?
#806
Posted 28 December 2011 - 08:37 AM
#807
Posted 28 December 2011 - 08:37 AM
Did anyone see red flag at the finish?Word on the ground is that Loyal is being protested. Hope it's just a rumour.
#808
Posted 28 December 2011 - 08:39 AM
+1RAGAMUFFIN now leading IRC.... be farking funny if Syd won overall.
#809
Posted 28 December 2011 - 08:39 AM
yeah I'm waiting for that dude to GO OFF like Ricko
Great coverage by ABC news 24
Bloody funny now the scripting machine doesnt work
#810
Posted 28 December 2011 - 08:40 AM
#811
Posted 28 December 2011 - 08:41 AM
Yeah next time I see MR I will have to tell him my 89 yr old grandmother was not amused with his potty mouth.yeah I'm waiting for that dude to GO OFF like Ricko
Great coverage by ABC news 24
Bloody funny now the scripting machine doesnt work
#812
Posted 28 December 2011 - 08:42 AM
#813
Posted 28 December 2011 - 08:43 AM
#814
Posted 28 December 2011 - 08:44 AM
#815
Posted 28 December 2011 - 08:47 AM
#816
Posted 28 December 2011 - 08:48 AM
Ummmmmmmmm WTF is the protest & I believe they did last year re radio transmission ..... I hope it doesn't eventuate .....If it was oats in front same thing would happen. Would they get protested.
#817
Posted 28 December 2011 - 08:48 AM
is this anything to do with crew onboard Loyal [maybe anthony bell?? not sure] asking the news helicopter reporter what sails WOXI was wearing live on last nights news when WO had a slight lead ???Just posted on Twitter anyone else on the ground heard anything?: Investec loyal being protested by the race committee for outside assistance #rshyr
#818
Posted 28 December 2011 - 08:49 AM
#819
Posted 28 December 2011 - 08:49 AM
Hope someone on Loyal wasn't reading my Derwent tactics here!!!Just posted on Twitter anyone else on the ground heard anything?: Investec loyal being protested by the race committee for outside assistance #rshyr
#820
Posted 28 December 2011 - 08:50 AM
acording to abc, protest lodged by race committie against loyal for outside assistance from abc chopper
where the hell is Ben Ainslie when ya really need him....he would have caught the chopper with his mainsheet.....grappled his way on board and given the crew a thoroughly good mild mannered conversation
can't wait to hear the details of this one.
in other news the RYCT is adding the Oatley wing to their clubhouse next year.
#821
Posted 28 December 2011 - 08:51 AM
Pretty piss poor if that happens.is this anything to do with crew onboard Loyal [maybe anthony bell?? not sure] asking the news helicopter reporter what sails WOXI was wearing live on last nights news when WO had a slight lead ???
Just posted on Twitter anyone else on the ground heard anything?: Investec loyal being protested by the race committee for outside assistance #rshyr
#822
Posted 28 December 2011 - 08:51 AM
yeah i know - i called stefanovic a F#*k!ng CLOWNHope someone on Loyal wasn't reading my Derwent tactics here!!!
Just posted on Twitter anyone else on the ground heard anything?: Investec loyal being protested by the race committee for outside assistance #rshyr
#823
Posted 28 December 2011 - 08:52 AM
Pretty piss poor if that happens.
is this anything to do with crew onboard Loyal [maybe anthony bell?? not sure] asking the news helicopter reporter what sails WOXI was wearing live on last nights news when WO had a slight lead ???
Just posted on Twitter anyone else on the ground heard anything?: Investec loyal being protested by the race committee for outside assistance #rshyr
Please no.
#824
Posted 28 December 2011 - 08:53 AM
Race website still says 1nm to go.
Perfect. Oh well. Worked pretty well most of the race.
Now... GO THE LOKI!!!
RAGAMUFFIN now leading IRC.... be farking funny if Syd won overall.
My $20 is looking good.
is this anything to do with crew onboard Loyal [maybe anthony bell?? not sure] asking the news helicopter reporter what sails WOXI was wearing live on last nights news when WO had a slight lead ???
Just posted on Twitter anyone else on the ground heard anything?: Investec loyal being protested by the race committee for outside assistance #rshyr
Farking bullshit after last years events. Ricko/Bob calls race committee, protest the bastards or your all toast, we own you.
#825
Posted 28 December 2011 - 08:53 AM
#826
Posted 28 December 2011 - 08:54 AM
Apparently extra wind provided by ABC chopper. Ask Accenture Yeah Baby how much help that was in the kite run after the start. What would Gary Ticehurst be thinking? I mean, who asks for a helicopter to blast you with rotor wash?
acording to abc, protest lodged by race committie against loyal for outside assistance from abc chopper
where the hell is Ben Ainslie when ya really need him....he would have caught the chopper with his mainsheet.....grappled his way on board and given the crew a thoroughly good mild mannered conversation
#827
Posted 28 December 2011 - 08:55 AM
1325062164[/url]' post='3523875']
2GB just reported Loyal to be protested by race committee. Rule 41 outside assistance. Has anyone heard anything?
What a load of bullocks! Has the potential to kill the S2H.
According to ABC RC protest is for outside assistance from ABC chopper. Can't see it having any legs.On for tomorrow!
#828
Posted 28 December 2011 - 08:56 AM
Apparently asked the chopper what sail oats had up. Don't they know he was only kidding. Piss poor if they get thrown out for that considering wot oats got away with last yearApparently a crew member asked from assistance from the ABC chopper yesterday
#829
Posted 28 December 2011 - 08:56 AM
Ben Ainslie the Chuck Norris of sailing.
acording to abc, protest lodged by race committie against loyal for outside assistance from abc chopper
where the hell is Ben Ainslie when ya really need him....he would have caught the chopper with his mainsheet.....grappled his way on board and given the crew a thoroughly good mild mannered conversation
can't wait to hear the details of this one.
in other news the RYCT is adding the Oatley wing to their clubhouse next year.
This protest is going to do more for the races profile than even Karl stephanovic. Who would have thought it Johnny?
#830
Posted 28 December 2011 - 08:56 AM
Anyway GO LOKI
#831
Posted 28 December 2011 - 08:57 AM
#832
Posted 28 December 2011 - 08:57 AM
Great coverage from all SAers as well.
Edit
Somebody remind me what happened with Oats last year and protests?
#833
Posted 28 December 2011 - 08:57 AM
#834
Posted 28 December 2011 - 08:58 AM
Did the ABC pilot give an answer?is this anything to do with crew onboard Loyal [maybe anthony bell?? not sure] asking the news helicopter reporter what sails WOXI was wearing live on last nights news when WO had a slight lead ???
Just posted on Twitter anyone else on the ground heard anything?: Investec loyal being protested by the race committee for outside assistance #rshyr
#835
Posted 28 December 2011 - 09:00 AM
Alright then...now to the real race, though no doubt the Loyal guys sailed very well.
Any advance..... IRC bets on.... Victoire or Loki (though Loki position inferred from 1800 sked?)
Also, any anarchists with good theory about very modest perfoprmance by AFR Midnight Rambler - aside of 24 + hours hard upwind....?
Hard to bet on Loki b/c of her inferred position for quite a few hours.
The Ker is not looking hot, the S38's are nipping at AFR's heals. I know it's only one boat and one team but she should be farther down the course then that.
Ichi Bum was kind of doggy in the first half of the race but is looking better.
I know this may ruffle some feathers but I'm less than impressed with the Asian TP's performance. Strewth has been at the back of the pack most of the way down, choosing to go far East of the rumline didn’t seem to help. And Ffreefire 52 was even farther back inshore racing among IRC 2 before she dropped out.
#836
Posted 28 December 2011 - 09:01 AM
#837
Posted 28 December 2011 - 09:01 AM
1325062683[/url]' post='3523892']
Did the ABC pilot give an answer?1325062090[/url]' post='3523874']
is this anything to do with crew onboard Loyal [maybe anthony bell?? not sure] asking the news helicopter reporter what sails WOXI was wearing live on last nights news when WO had a slight lead ???1325061642[/url]' post='3523867']
Just posted on Twitter anyone else on the ground heard anything?: Investec loyal being protested by the race committee for outside assistance #rshyr
It doesn't have legs, the win will stand, the S2H RC just loves protocol, aka last year.
#838
Posted 28 December 2011 - 09:02 AM
#839
Posted 28 December 2011 - 09:05 AM
Alright then...now to the real race, though no doubt the Loyal guys sailed very well.
Any advance..... IRC bets on.... Victoire or Loki (though Loki position inferred from 1800 sked?)
Also, any anarchists with good theory about very modest perfoprmance by AFR Midnight Rambler - aside of 24 + hours hard upwind....?
Hard to bet on Loki b/c of her inferred position for quite a few hours.
The Ker is not looking hot, the S38's are nipping at AFR's heals. I know it's only one boat and one team but she should be farther down the course then that.
Ichi Bum was kind of doggy in the first half of the race but is looking better.
I know this may ruffle some feathers but I'm less than impressed with the Asian TP's performance. Strewth has been at the back of the pack most of the way down, choosing to go far East of the rumline didn’t seem to help. And Ffreefire 52 was even farther back inshore racing among IRC 2 before she dropped out.
Have you compared vintage of the HK TPs versus the others? Ffreefire was the first TP built and Strewth (ex-Trader) was not that long after.
#840
Posted 28 December 2011 - 09:05 AM
it was a 'can you confirm' sitch - reporter said "confirm' from memory - i was drinking at the timeDid the ABC pilot give an answer?
is this anything to do with crew onboard Loyal [maybe anthony bell?? not sure] asking the news helicopter reporter what sails WOXI was wearing live on last nights news when WO had a slight lead ???
Just posted on Twitter anyone else on the ground heard anything?: Investec loyal being protested by the race committee for outside assistance #rshyr
#841
Posted 28 December 2011 - 09:06 AM
#842
Posted 28 December 2011 - 09:08 AM
#843
Posted 28 December 2011 - 09:10 AM
#844
Posted 28 December 2011 - 09:10 AM
#845
Posted 28 December 2011 - 09:15 AM
Asking for assistance isn't an offence under Rule 41 - "receiving" assistance is. If the chopper answered definitively, AND that information was deemed to be of material assistance by the jury I'd suspect they might have a problem. If the radio interchange happened on HF they could argue perhaps that it was freely available to all boats, but maybe not if it was on VHF. If the chopper didn't answer they're possibly in the clear.Crew member asked ABC chopper pilot if Wild Oats was flying a tri sail. Just had an interview on Ch 10 news with the commodore
#846
Posted 28 December 2011 - 09:17 AM
Just did some more calcs - for IRC, ignore the CYC interpolated method....Loki (with DTG of 56 nm @ 2000 local time) should finish around 0400 @ 7 knots incl current for elapsed of 63 hours and corrected of ~ 96 hours.
This should be difficult to beat.....because Sid would then have to average faster then Loki...around 8.3 knots...
#847
Posted 28 December 2011 - 09:17 AM
Did the ABC pilot give an answer?
According to sailing world, no answer was given! Rule 41 says that you shall not "receive" external assistance. So no assistance was received - protest dismissed!
#848
Posted 28 December 2011 - 09:19 AM
Asking for assistance isn't an offence under Rule 41 - "receiving" assistance is. If the chopper answered definitively, AND that information was deemed to be of material assistance by the jury I'd suspect they might have a problem.
... and the information has to not be freely available to all other competitors. Considering it was on the radio and then broadcast on TV, it was widely and freely available.
#849
Posted 28 December 2011 - 09:20 AM
Just saw that. Anyone reckon oats had anything to do with it
Did the ABC pilot give an answer?
According to sailing world, no answer was given! Rule 41 says that you shall not "receive" external assistance. So no assistance was received - protest dismissed!
#850
Posted 28 December 2011 - 09:20 AM
i thought i heard a 'confirm' - i didn't really think much of it at the time
Did the ABC pilot give an answer?
According to sailing world, no answer was given! Rule 41 says that you shall not "receive" external assistance. So no assistance was received - protest dismissed!
#851
Posted 28 December 2011 - 09:22 AM
Commodore Gary Linacre told a press conference the conversation was recorded and sent out and heard by others.
Investec LOYAL skipper Anthony Bell will face an international jury tomorrow morning and the yacht could be disqualified or face a time penalty.»
From the ABC site. http://www.abc.net.a...-finish/3750226
Bolding mine.
#852
Posted 28 December 2011 - 09:24 AM
If that's true, then it was very stupid move by the Loyal's crew member. If the PC is satisfied that this was "asking for information", that's breach of the RRS Rule 41 - Outside Assistance.Crew member asked ABC chopper pilot if Wild Oats was flying a tri sail.
See ISAF Case Nr.100
http://game.finckh.n...ses/case100.htm
#853
Posted 28 December 2011 - 09:25 AM
#854
Posted 28 December 2011 - 09:27 AM
Doozy at the front, oozing just behind

The Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race line honours contest is shaping up to be a doozy and Wild Oats XI's co-navigator Ian Burns believes overtaking opportunities may present themselves to Investec Loyal all the way to finish of this epic 628 nautical mile race.just pathetic
#855
Posted 28 December 2011 - 09:29 AM
...unfortunately makes about as much sense as the Channel 7 commentary.......
#856
Posted 28 December 2011 - 09:32 AM
Alright then...now to the real race, though no doubt the Loyal guys sailed very well.
Any advance..... IRC bets on.... Victoire or Loki (though Loki position inferred from 1800 sked?)
Also, any anarchists with good theory about very modest perfoprmance by AFR Midnight Rambler - aside of 24 + hours hard upwind....?
Hard to bet on Loki b/c of her inferred position for quite a few hours.
The Ker is not looking hot, the S38's are nipping at AFR's heals. I know it's only one boat and one team but she should be farther down the course then that.
Ichi Bum was kind of doggy in the first half of the race but is looking better.
I know this may ruffle some feathers but I'm less than impressed with the Asian TP's performance. Strewth has been at the back of the pack most of the way down, choosing to go far East of the rumline didn’t seem to help. And Ffreefire 52 was even farther back inshore racing among IRC 2 before she dropped out.
Have you compared vintage of the HK TPs versus the others? Ffreefire was the first TP built and Strewth (ex-Trader) was not that long after.
You bring up a good point, I know the first generation TP's are vastly different then 3rd, 5th and so on generation of boats. Looking at they're TCC the boats don't appear on rating to be much slower than the five other 52's.
IRC TCC
Ffreefire 1.342
Strewth 1.348
Ragamuffin 1.351
Cougar II 1.358
Calm 1.360
Scarlet Runner 1.363
Shogun 1.364
I'm just disappointed they didn't have a better showing, maybe next time.
#857
Posted 28 December 2011 - 09:35 AM
Loyal = fair winner!!!
Hilly, using a mates computer.
#858
Posted 28 December 2011 - 09:36 AM
Yeah cause Loyal was free?Great to see oats get beaten. Great to see not all yachting is chequebook
Fuck off Newbie.
And show us your girlfriend's tits.
#859
Posted 28 December 2011 - 09:37 AM
#860
Posted 28 December 2011 - 09:38 AM
Great to see oats get beaten. Great to see not all yachting is chequebook
You have to be joking ! Loyal is stacked with professionals and has had a shitload spent on it in the last year
#861
Posted 28 December 2011 - 09:42 AM
Alright then...now to the real race, though no doubt the Loyal guys sailed very well.
Any advance..... IRC bets on.... Victoire or Loki (though Loki position inferred from 1800 sked?)
Also, any anarchists with good theory about very modest perfoprmance by AFR Midnight Rambler - aside of 24 + hours hard upwind....?
Hard to bet on Loki b/c of her inferred position for quite a few hours.
The Ker is not looking hot, the S38's are nipping at AFR's heals. I know it's only one boat and one team but she should be farther down the course then that.
Ichi Bum was kind of doggy in the first half of the race but is looking better.
I know this may ruffle some feathers but I'm less than impressed with the Asian TP's performance. Strewth has been at the back of the pack most of the way down, choosing to go far East of the rumline didn't seem to help. And Ffreefire 52 was even farther back inshore racing among IRC 2 before she dropped out.
Have you compared vintage of the HK TPs versus the others? Ffreefire was the first TP built and Strewth (ex-Trader) was not that long after.
You bring up a good point, I know the first generation TP's are vastly different then 3rd, 5th and so on generation of boats. Looking at they're TCC the boats don't appear on rating to be much slower than the five other 52's.
IRC TCC
Ffreefire 1.342
Strewth 1.348
Ragamuffin 1.351
Cougar II 1.358
Calm 1.360
Scarlet Runner 1.363
Shogun 1.364
I'm just disappointed they didn't have a better showing, maybe next time.
All of those are pretty old TP52s (except for Scarlet Runner, which is not a TP52 at all). Strewth generally the slowest of the lot.
#862
Posted 28 December 2011 - 09:43 AM
#863
Posted 28 December 2011 - 09:46 AM
#864
Posted 28 December 2011 - 09:47 AM
we all know who won line honors.
#865
Posted 28 December 2011 - 09:47 AM
sometimes the fastest boat doesn't win - it's not always about moneyGreat to see oats get beaten. Great to see not all yachting is chequebook
#866
Posted 28 December 2011 - 09:49 AM
LOKI will snatch 3rd.Loki 7knm behind Lahana, Living Doll, Jazz & Raggs have the chocklates at this stage .....
you heard it here
#867
Posted 28 December 2011 - 09:50 AM
i suggest anything over 2minutes
would stink...
#868
Posted 28 December 2011 - 09:55 AM
Thanks! But, that case makes it clear that it was the receiving of info that was the breach, not the asking. What is interesting there however is the finding that what happens on a publicly available radio channel was not coveted by the "info available to all yachts' exemption. Could hurt Loyal if that's the case.If that's true, then it was very stupid move by the Loyal's crew member. If the PC is satisfied that this was "asking for information", that's breach of the RRS Rule 41 - Outside Assistance.
Crew member asked ABC chopper pilot if Wild Oats was flying a tri sail.
See ISAF Case Nr.100
http://game.finckh.n...ses/case100.htm
#869
Posted 28 December 2011 - 10:00 AM
#870
Posted 28 December 2011 - 10:04 AM
yeah - i mean surely the breach will be asking for information won't it ?But if this was broadcast, the info was available to all competitors......?
the helicopter pilot or TV reporter has nothing to do with the race ???
LOYAL is still the winner here - stupid mistake or no stupid mistake
#871
Posted 28 December 2011 - 10:09 AM
Read Rule 41. Asking for assistance is not a breach. Receiving assistance is.yeah - i mean surely the breach will be asking for information won't it ?
But if this was broadcast, the info was available to all competitors......?
the helicopter pilot or TV reporter has nothing to do with the race ???
LOYAL is still the winner here - stupid mistake or no stupid mistake
#872
Posted 28 December 2011 - 10:15 AM
The committee at the CYCA are owned
Bob always wins, that's why these tools sail stink-boats and won't let Multi-hulls race against them..
It's all about cash..
Well done WOW XI another sporting victory you and your bogan swearing crew can be proud of
Another sporting triumph for AUS
#873
Posted 28 December 2011 - 10:21 AM
#874
Posted 28 December 2011 - 10:23 AM
#875
Posted 28 December 2011 - 10:23 AM
#876
Posted 28 December 2011 - 10:28 AM
Ichi Bum was kind of doggy in the first half of the race but is looking better.
I know this may ruffle some feathers but I'm less than impressed with the Asian TP's performance. Strewth has been at the back of the pack most of the way down, choosing to go far East of the rumline didn’t seem to help. And Ffreefire 52 was even farther back inshore racing among IRC 2 before she dropped out.
Have you compared vintage of the HK TPs versus the others? Ffreefire was the first TP built and Strewth (ex-Trader) was not that long after.
I was also surprised that Ichi Ban was so far back.
To be fair to the Asian TPs, they get pwned against a lot of boats on the Asia circuit too! There is comparatively fuck all S2H experience on either and I would be surprised if either of them had any particular eyes on the podium. I say kudos to both for sending the boats that far south (wonder if both will be put up for sale down there though) and adding a bit of extra colour to the international feel of the 88-strong fleet.
#877
Posted 28 December 2011 - 10:31 AM
Thanks to Sail-World
VHF?
So anyone within line of sight could hear?
Rich pricks humor, having a lend of each other while they went past as to why the oats was slow at the time?
#878
Posted 28 December 2011 - 10:32 AM
OH dear, you have issues ......Bob and WOW XI always win, just because a boat beats them across the line is nothing
The committee at the CYCA are owned
Bob always wins, that's why these tools sail stink-boats and won't let Multi-hulls race against them..
It's all about cash..
Well done WOW XI another sporting victory you and your bogan swearing crew can be proud of
Another sporting triumph for AUS
Edited - you must be a Kiwi ....
#879
Posted 28 December 2011 - 10:33 AM
Ichi Bum was kind of doggy in the first half of the race but is looking better.
I know this may ruffle some feathers but I'm less than impressed with the Asian TP's performance. Strewth has been at the back of the pack most of the way down, choosing to go far East of the rumline didn’t seem to help. And Ffreefire 52 was even farther back inshore racing among IRC 2 before she dropped out.
Have you compared vintage of the HK TPs versus the others? Ffreefire was the first TP built and Strewth (ex-Trader) was not that long after.
I was also surprised that Ichi Ban was so far back.
To be fair to the Asian TPs, they get pwned against a lot of boats on the Asia circuit too! There is comparatively fuck all S2H experience on either and I would be surprised if either of them had any particular eyes on the podium. I say kudos to both for sending the boats that far south (wonder if both will be put up for sale down there though) and adding a bit of extra colour to the international feel of the 88-strong fleet.
Not true at all Terror. Strewth had 100+ Syd/Hobs between their crew...and FreeFire only 2.
EDIT: Strewth - 139 SYD/HOBs. That's a fuck load of experience.
#880
Posted 28 December 2011 - 10:34 AM
+1OH dear, you have issues ......
Bob and WOW XI always win, just because a boat beats them across the line is nothing
The committee at the CYCA are owned
Bob always wins, that's why these tools sail stink-boats and won't let Multi-hulls race against them..
It's all about cash..
Well done WOW XI another sporting victory you and your bogan swearing crew can be proud of
Another sporting triumph for AUS
#881
Posted 28 December 2011 - 10:36 AM
it's always Bobs fault - the dude with all the money is always the ass.Bob and WOW XI always win, just because a boat beats them across the line is nothing
The committee at the CYCA are owned
Bob always wins, that's why these tools sail stink-boats and won't let Multi-hulls race against them..
It's all about cash..
Well done WOW XI another sporting victory you and your bogan swearing crew can be proud of
Another sporting triumph for AUS
seriously...... it's nothing to do with Bob - the fucking clown is part of LOYAL's crew not WO
#882
Posted 28 December 2011 - 10:37 AM
Was the loss at the finish a bit of this coming around?
In the PR stakes I like what Loyal is doing - from the celebs on board to the charity it is raising funds for - hope the protest does not go against them.
finally disappointed in channel 7 this year - fairly pathetic coverage...
#883
Posted 28 December 2011 - 10:38 AM
#884
Posted 28 December 2011 - 10:39 AM
Ichi Bum was kind of doggy in the first half of the race but is looking better.
I know this may ruffle some feathers but I'm less than impressed with the Asian TP's performance. Strewth has been at the back of the pack most of the way down, choosing to go far East of the rumline didn’t seem to help. And Ffreefire 52 was even farther back inshore racing among IRC 2 before she dropped out.
Have you compared vintage of the HK TPs versus the others? Ffreefire was the first TP built and Strewth (ex-Trader) was not that long after.
I was also surprised that Ichi Ban was so far back.
To be fair to the Asian TPs, they get pwned against a lot of boats on the Asia circuit too! There is comparatively fuck all S2H experience on either and I would be surprised if either of them had any particular eyes on the podium. I say kudos to both for sending the boats that far south (wonder if both will be put up for sale down there though) and adding a bit of extra colour to the international feel of the 88-strong fleet.
Not true at all Terror. Strewth had 100+ Syd/Hobs between their crew...and FreeFire only 2.
EDIT: Strewth - 139 SYD/HOBs. That's a fuck load of experience.
Zoiks- I thought I read that FF was 2 (BooBoo being one of them) and Strewth was 4. I sit corrected. They did get pwned a lot on the circuit though, when asked to describe it one of the key members of the crew gave one word 'dog'........
#885
Posted 28 December 2011 - 10:39 AM
"Soliciting information" for the whole fleet to hear? Does any crew of any boat have Smartphones with access to SA with the reports on here from Anarchists on cliffs as the boats went up the Derwent?????? Of course they did? FFS
Connecting to the internet would be the same case as soliciting
As said the CYCA is owned by BOB and fuck all to do with sport or sportsmanship
The swearing bogans on WOW XI were handed their asses on a plate and are now whining to their CYCA mates
FUCKING STINK BOAT TOOLS
#886
Posted 28 December 2011 - 10:40 AM
Was watching the start to this race on TV with my kids - language used and attitude shown by the skipper of WO did leave a fair bit to be desired.
Was the loss at the finish a bit of this coming around?
In the PR stakes I like what Loyal is doing - from the celebs on board to the charity it is raising funds for - hope the protest does not go against them.
finally disappointed in channel 7 this year - fairly pathetic coverage...
Get real.
It's a racing yacht. There's tons of foul language.
Microphones just make for "real reality TV".
Get the f**k over it. Good for your kids to learn a little colour anyway newb.
#887
Posted 28 December 2011 - 10:41 AM
Ichi Bum was kind of doggy in the first half of the race but is looking better.
I know this may ruffle some feathers but I'm less than impressed with the Asian TP's performance. Strewth has been at the back of the pack most of the way down, choosing to go far East of the rumline didn’t seem to help. And Ffreefire 52 was even farther back inshore racing among IRC 2 before she dropped out.
Have you compared vintage of the HK TPs versus the others? Ffreefire was the first TP built and Strewth (ex-Trader) was not that long after.
I was also surprised that Ichi Ban was so far back.
To be fair to the Asian TPs, they get pwned against a lot of boats on the Asia circuit too! There is comparatively fuck all S2H experience on either and I would be surprised if either of them had any particular eyes on the podium. I say kudos to both for sending the boats that far south (wonder if both will be put up for sale down there though) and adding a bit of extra colour to the international feel of the 88-strong fleet.
Not true at all Terror. Strewth had 100+ Syd/Hobs between their crew...and FreeFire only 2.
EDIT: Strewth - 139 SYD/HOBs. That's a fuck load of experience.
Zoiks- I thought I read that FF was 2 (BooBoo being one of them) and Strewth was 4. I sit corrected. They did get pwned a lot on the circuit though, when asked to describe it one of the key members of the crew gave one word 'dog'........
EDIT:
#888
Posted 28 December 2011 - 10:44 AM
#889
Posted 28 December 2011 - 10:45 AM
In the meantime, who's going to win the race on time?
#890
Posted 28 December 2011 - 10:46 AM
Cheers Benno, was good to hear your live up dates.Hey guys. Am still in Hobart so will try to head down to the docks to hear the low down first thing in the morning and let you all know
#891
Posted 28 December 2011 - 10:47 AM
I've watched with interest this race, closely at the start as some will know. I'll wait with interest for the outcome of the protest on the Line Honours winner.
In the meantime, who's going to win the race on time?
The real sailboat race, thanks for bringing us back to where we should be
Jazz will win
#892
Posted 28 December 2011 - 10:47 AM
Was watching the start to this race on TV with my kids - language used and attitude shown by the skipper of WO did leave a fair bit to be desired.
Was the loss at the finish a bit of this coming around?
In the PR stakes I like what Loyal is doing - from the celebs on board to the charity it is raising funds for - hope the protest does not go against them.
finally disappointed in channel 7 this year - fairly pathetic coverage...
Get real.
It's a racing yacht. There's tons of foul language.
Microphones just make for "real reality TV".
Get the f**k over it. Good for your kids to learn a little colour anyway newb.
Been sailing since I was four and don't need to resort to foul language to put you down - happy to take you on on the water anytime
Have crewed on boats with and without foul language, and with and without a foul attitude
In my experience it is the latter that generally get the results, and I for one have come to prefer them
#893
Posted 28 December 2011 - 10:48 AM
Idiot, please migrate to Airlie where the other dinosours are ...Certainly gonna put off any other Maxi's of other OS competitors having a go, when the committee is owned and licking Bobs ass
"Soliciting information" for the whole fleet to hear? Does any crew of any boat have Smartphones with access to SA with the reports on here from Anarchists on cliffs as the boats went up the Derwent?????? Of course they did? FFS
Connecting to the internet would be the same case as soliciting
As said the CYCA is owned by BOB and fuck all to do with sport or sportsmanship
The swearing bogans on WOW XI were handed their asses on a plate and are now whining to their CYCA mates
FUCKING STINK BOAT TOOLS
Meanwhile rounding the one of the final bends Lahana 7knm to Loki then 14knm to Hugo, seems that Raggs has opened a lead on Calm in the last half hour ....
#894
Posted 28 December 2011 - 10:48 AM
#895
Posted 28 December 2011 - 10:49 AM
#896
Posted 28 December 2011 - 10:50 AM
#897
Posted 28 December 2011 - 10:53 AM
Idiot, please migrate to Airlie where the other dinosours are ...
Certainly gonna put off any other Maxi's of other OS competitors having a go, when the committee is owned and licking Bobs ass
"Soliciting information" for the whole fleet to hear? Does any crew of any boat have Smartphones with access to SA with the reports on here from Anarchists on cliffs as the boats went up the Derwent?????? Of course they did? FFS
Connecting to the internet would be the same case as soliciting
As said the CYCA is owned by BOB and fuck all to do with sport or sportsmanship
The swearing bogans on WOW XI were handed their asses on a plate and are now whining to their CYCA mates
FUCKING STINK BOAT TOOLS
Meanwhile rounding the one of the final bends Lahana 7knm to Loki then 14knm to Hugo, seems that Raggs has opened a lead on Calm in the last half hour ....
Sore ASS?
#898
Posted 28 December 2011 - 10:54 AM
That's very surprising. This is a race committee protest ostensibly drafted by an expert yet it mistakenly assesses soliciting info as a breach of 41, and it does not state that any response was given to Loyal and by what means the communication ocurred, so it can't be established that any assistance was given - key facts are missing from the protest form. It will all need to
Thanks to Sail-World
VHF?
So anyone within line of sight could hear?
Rich pricks humor, having a lend of each other while they went past as to why the oats was slow at the time?
come out in a hearing.
#899
Posted 28 December 2011 - 10:56 AM
Oh shit your already in the country, I sware I'll call Immigration .....
Idiot, please migrate to Airlie where the other dinosours are ...
Certainly gonna put off any other Maxi's of other OS competitors having a go, when the committee is owned and licking Bobs ass
"Soliciting information" for the whole fleet to hear? Does any crew of any boat have Smartphones with access to SA with the reports on here from Anarchists on cliffs as the boats went up the Derwent?????? Of course they did? FFS
Connecting to the internet would be the same case as soliciting
As said the CYCA is owned by BOB and fuck all to do with sport or sportsmanship
The swearing bogans on WOW XI were handed their asses on a plate and are now whining to their CYCA mates
FUCKING STINK BOAT TOOLS
Meanwhile rounding the one of the final bends Lahana 7knm to Loki then 14knm to Hugo, seems that Raggs has opened a lead on Calm in the last half hour ....
Sore ASS?
#900
Posted 28 December 2011 - 10:56 AM
Thanks to Sail-World
Wonder how many phone calls Tim Cox is receiving?
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