The Ocean Race 2023 leg 3: Capetown to Itajaí, Brazil

Herman

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HPRB just gybed due east

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noaano

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Holcim staying in relatively deeper waters.

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I would not want to brave those waves breaking in the shallow stuff.

edit. there is no escaping the shallower stuff for either boat further on.
 

Fabricensis

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Holcim staying in relatively deeper waters.

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I would not want to brave those waves breaking in the shallow stuff.

edit. there is no escaping the shallower stuff for either boat further on.
Now my wave dynamics lectures were a few years ago and I might have made mistakes but with the current wave heights and lengths they should only start to break at ~5m so they have some way to go still

Edit: That's 5m of water depth, not 5 m wave height
 

dg_sailingfan

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Earlier today you were sure Holcim would win it.

If you consider a match race on the second to last day of an ocean racing leg not 'to the late' you are following the wrong sport
You are fabricating my words. Read what I said: I said if Holcim could hold their "lane" and stay on the inside of Malizia they would be in a very strong position. I did not expect them to bail out first.
 

tiljim

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You are fabricating my words. Read what I said: I said if Holcim could hold their "lane" and stay on the inside of Malizia they would be in a very strong position. I did not expect them to bail out first.
Serious question: why did you consider that lane as so strong? They are so close to each other - anything is still possible
 
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