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SL-rentals.com fifth sailing regatta

Eloise Pasteur
Curious Individual
Join date: 14 Jul 2004
Posts: 1,952
10-01-2005 12:19
Saturday 1st October, 4pm. In Tompson, starting around (200,200) and with a platform for spectators to come and watch the start and finish and some other critical parts of the race to hand as well.

First prize $500
Second prize $200
Third prize $100

Minimal rules - come and enjoy sailing.

If you've never sailed before please come along a bit early for some practise time before the race. Takos aren't hard to sail, but do take a little bit of learning - the benefit of sailing with the wind just like a real yacht.

This is the fifth of six regattas, with a $1,000 prize to the overall winner. It's probably to late to enter and win that prize, but weekly prizes are still up for grabs for all comers!

All prizes courtesy of SL-rentals.com
Eloise Pasteur
Curious Individual
Join date: 14 Jul 2004
Posts: 1,952
SL-Rentals.com sailing fifth regatta: results
10-02-2005 04:47
Herewith the results of the fifth regatta:

Overall

Eloise Pasteur 3.5 pts
MarkTwain White 8 pts
Doc Nielsen 8.75 pts
Pixeleen Mistral 9 pts
Helen Dayton 15 pts
Pratyeka Muromachi 18 pts

Individual race results.

Race 1

Eloise 6:55
Mark 7:03
Pix 7:33
Doc 7:55
Helen 7:58
Pratyeka 8:19

Race 2

Doc 6:29
Eloise 6:31
Mark 6:36
Pix 6:49
Helen 7:10
Pratyeka DNS (Crashed)

Race 3

Eloise 5:52
Pix 5:55
Mark 6:01
Doc 6:08
Helen 7:42
Pratyake DNS (Not back from his crash)

Congratulations to Doc on winning her first race in a regatta. As an inspiration to all beginners Doc started racing just over 4 weeks ago, this was her fourth regatta at Tompson and she placed 3rd overall and won one race.

If you're interested in such things you might notice from the spread of results that there was a lot more variation in the times for these race - reflecting the more variable winds that we sailed in. To highlight this Doc's time to finish fourth in race 3 was over 20s faster than her time to win race 2, and the top 4 finishers have differences of 1-2 minutes in their finish times between the races. To contrast that with regatta 3 (I happen to have the results to hand) the top four finishers (by time) had spreads of under 1 minute - some of which was doubtless caused by the penalties taken by two of the four.