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CONTENTS
1.
Editorial - 2006-07
AsianYachting Season
gets off to a great start
2
"Unluckiest sailors of the month"
Corinthian
Yacht Club, Luna
Rossa - BMW ORACLE Racing, Ireland
Green
3. Austral
- Asian News - WESTERN
CIRCUIT SAILING REGATTA
and Borneo
Int Yachting Challenge
4. International News - LA
SOLITAIRE AFFLELOU LE FIGARO
5.
World Speed Records - WORLD
RECORDS are a tumbling down...
Goto Archived AY News & Views and Race Reports 2005-06 2004-05 2003-04 2002-03 2001-02 2000-01 98-99
1. EDITORIAL
Well
the 2006-07 AsianYachting
Season
sure got off to a great start with the windy Evason
Phuket
Raceweek living up to its reputation of providing
close and exciting racing. Meanwhile Singapore saw a bumper turnout at
the RSYC
Regatta held over two weekends in July. But the biggest event
was when over ninety yachts set sail from Darwin, Northern Australia on
the Sail
Indonesia Rally.
Organisers have gradually been climbing back up to mid-nineties numbers.
Most are foreign yachts from all over the world, so it is imperative that
they have a safe and entertaining trip as word by mouth advertising from
these sailors is one of the best promotions SE Asia cruising destinations
can have. Gala celebrations in Darwin and Kupang plus extensive cultural
visits to neighboring islands and villages off the beaten tourist path
have been planned throughout Indonesia and can be viewed at http://www.sailindonesia.net/rally/schedule.php
August
sees the Classic Boat Regatta
(Aug 9th) and the Western Circuit Sailing
Regatta over three weekends (Aug 13, 20, 26) held at Raffles
Marina on the western approaches to Singapore. For the first time the
keelboat fleet will be joined by an ever expanding Formula 16 multihull
class in fierce but friendly competition.
The
on again, off again Borneo International
Yachting
Challenge sails into early September (3rd - 9th) and
has attracted over twenty yachts visiting the region for the third running
of the event. With the recent growth of events it is encouraging to see
that together with our promotional efforts the organisers are being rewarded
with increased entries and as word gets out more visiting yachts are finding
Asian waters the destination of choice.
Further info on the
above events and much much more regional sailing news can be found in
the Asian Section (below)
or go to the 2006-07 AY
Calendar
choose an event, browse their site and register your interest either in
crewing, chartering or entering your boat - Let us assure you that you
won't be disappointed at our five star events as it does not get any better
anywhere in the world.
Happy Sailing
Capt Marty
2 "Unluckiest sailors of the month"
DISASTER
IN MARBLEHEAD
Shortly after racing on July 11 during the 2006 Flying Scot
North American Championship Regatta, at the Corinthian Yacht Club
in Marblehead, MA, a micro-burst tornado devastated the Flying Scot fleet
and many of the Yacht Clubs' boats and docks. Docked boats were flipped
8-10 feet in the air, with at least 30 of the 63 competing boats turtled,
with damage to many more. Fortunately, all Scot sailors and Corinthian
YC people were injury free. It will be at least two weeks before the yacht
club facilities will be available to use again, so as a result, the Flying
Scot North American Championship have been cancelled.
ACC ACT 12 heats up
and more to come next year...
Emirates Team New Zealand won a 'winner take all' match over Alinghi on
the waters off Valencia to win Louis Vuitton Act 12 and claim the 2006
ACC Season Championship. BMW ORACLE Racing and Luna
Rossa's fight for third got a little too intense. Coming in on
port tack Dickson saw the Italians roll into a tack right in front of
him. The resultant collision halfway up the first leg as the ITA 86 stern
swung out making contact with the BMW Oracle bow tearing the bowsprit
off, while Luna Rossa showed significant damage on the port side and retired
from the race. The Umpires penalised Luna Rossa for tacking too close
and to make matters worse the Jury latter ruled that Luna Rossa must pay
its own costs, as well as 80 percent of the repair bill on the American
boat. More AC News at: http://www.americascup.com
The Luck of the Irish
Against all odds, Géry Trentesaux's France Bleu came from behind
to win the Rolex Commodores' Cup 2006, beating twelve other national teams
in the process, including three powerful ones from Ireland. The Irish,
led by Ireland Green, had been on top since the beginning
of the week and come the start of the final double pointscoring offshore
race appeared to have the event all but sewn up. But ultimately, and despite
on this occasion fielding three teams, Ireland was piped at the post for
the second consecutive time in a row. http://rorc.org/comcup/
3.
Austral
- Asian News
3.1
First Olympic test event in Qingdao, China - 18-31 August
500 sailors from 45 nations are expected in China this August for the
ISAF Grade 2 Qingdao International Regatta, the first of two test events
scheduled in Qingdao, China, the host city for the 2008 Olympic Sailing
Competition. The Event Organizing Committee are inviting media from around
the world to come and witness the sailors take their first opportunity
to test the waters on which the Beijing 2008 Olympic medals will be won
and lost. Follow the action at: http://www.sailing2008.org/
3.2
9TH WESTERN CIRCUIT SAILING REGATTA, August 13, 20, 26
With the introduction of a high performance F-18 multihull division, the
WCSR is set to become the largest sailing regatta in Singapore with an
expected 50-60 boats taking part at Raffles Marina on the Western approaches
to Singapore. Racing in the height of the South West monsoon season competitors
can expect some great racing against the likes of Bill Bremner's new Sydney
40 Foxy Lady, fighting it out with defending champions Jonathan Mahony's
Mumm 30 Happy Endings (IRC), Rainbow Dream (PY), Teko MDBS (SB), and Juno
(OD- J-24). Together with a great social program, the Western Circuit
is set to be three weekends of great racing. Visiting boats will enjoy
complimentary berthing from Aug 6th to Sept 10th. Interested persons are
asked to contact Phil Blake the marina manager at: Tel:(+65)6869-1822
Fax:(+65)6862-2280 Email philblake@rafflesmarina.com.sg
3.3
Platu Thailand Nationals 12-14 August 2006
The Regatta is organised by the Ocean Marina Yacht Club - Racing Organising
Committee in Pattaya under the auspices of the Yacht Racing Association
of Thailand, the Platu Class and held directly offshore from Ocean Marina
YC. The three -day Regatta will be open to Thai Nationals and other sailors
domiciled in the Kingdom of Thailand with two races scheduled on each
day. The Platu class rules shall apply including maximum crew weight.
All yachts shall be liable for inspection in accordance with applicable
safety and measurement requirements. A party is planned on Sunday and
the final prize giving evening on Monday at OMYC. The usual sailing weekend
for other Keelboat and Multihulls classes will be passage racing, warning
signal at 1215 and 1115 for Sat 12th and Sun 13th.
3.4
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3.5
Elaine Chua off again on LES
SABLES -THE AZORES race
The start for this first edition of the race Les Sables -The Azores was
on time and amongst the 69 solo sailors (62 men and 7 women) includes
Singapore sailor Elaine Chua in her Mini 6.5 Pearl Energy Feng.
The 2,600 nautical-mile race starts from Les Sables d’Olonne, France
to Azores, Portugal and back. The voyage would not be easy as the skippers
would first have to pass the infamous Bay of Biscay, then Cape Finisterre,
cross the cargo ships routes before landing in the nine-island archipelago
of the Azores in the middle of the Azores high pressure system. From the
start they benefited from a little south-West breeze of 8-12 knots and
a long swell which was expected to strengthen to 20-25 knots or even more.
Follow Elaine and Pearl Energy Feng progress at: http://www.lessables-lesacores.com
3.6
IT'S ALL HAPPENING IN BORNEO 3 - 9th September
The number of keel boats registered for the 3rd
Borneo International Yachting Challenge 2006 to date has
surpassed the 2003 and 2005 events. Attractive incentive packages for
all participating boats include US$500 to the first 20 entries and each
yacht to get free night stays in both Labuan and Miri. Invites to all
functions at Labuan and Miri plus every boat arriving at the Miri
Marina - regardless of time of day or night - an iced cold carton
of BEER each and FREE berthing for the duration of the regatta at Miri
Marina. The marina is fully serviceable with proper tarmac roads, water
and and a very unique bar-restaurant cum spectator stand. Hey, to all
I say - head on down to Labuan and Miri early September, you won't be
disappointed. More at: http://www.borneorace.com/2006/index.htm
3.7
TMA officially formed and moving forward...
At the end of a long – and often difficult– road, a loose
group that started out as an informal collection of people involved in,
or associated with, the marine industry in Thailand have finally become
a legally registered association to be called the Thai Marine Business
Association (TMA). A number of people have put significant effort into
getting them to where they are now – a legal body that can lobby
government for its support in developing the marine tourism/leisure industry
and everything that goes with it. The MAT/TMBA achievements to date include:
Definition in The Thai Vessel Act of the concept of ‘Pleasure Boat’
for commercial use (ie charter activity) and exemption from Thai captain
requirement. Production of Marine Tourism brochure by TAT for international
distribution (now is third print run) ‘Work in progress’/under
consideration: Relax 70% shareholding requirement for ownership of commercially
operated boats. Allocate significant govt marketing budget and co-ordinate
across the whole industry.
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3.9
Singapore sailors to the fore...
Young Singapore sailors have put on terrific performances to seize yet
another World Championship to indicate that they are one of the top nations
in youth sailing right now. Colin Cheng, 16, and Victoria Chan, 15, emerged
as the new Laser 4.7 World Champions. Nicholas Paul De Cruz, 16, and Elizabeth
Yin Yueling, 14, won both the Men and Women’s divisions in the 2006
Arch Byte CII World Championships held in Bermuda. Then Sean Lee Teik
Ren, 15, dominated 189 competitors from 22 countries at the 2006 Optimist
North American Championships in Ponce, Puerto Rico from the start and
finished the regatta with an almost flawless performance, scoring eight
firsts out of 12 races. 'Our sailors’ recent performances in the
international arena have been very encouraging to capture five World Championships
titles (boys & girls) in the span of a little over one week to prove
young home-grown Singapore sailors are amongst the world’s best
a good breeding ground for future Olympians". They also look certain
to increase the medal haul at the IODA Asian Sailing Championship presently
being held in Taiwan. More at: http://www.sailing.org.sg/
3.10
Morning Light Selection Trials Announced
Thirty young men and women, including Australian Jeremy Wilmot and Philippine
born Andres Soriano, 20 now from New York, N.Y. have been chosen from
among 538 applicants for Roy Disney's Morning Light film project. They
will participate in selection trials from August 5-13 before the final
team of 15 will be announced. Who will undergo four months training on
the Transpac 52 Morning Light in Hawaii starting in Jan, then be amongst
the 11 or 12 that will race from Los Angeles to Hawaii in the 44th Transpacific
Yacht Race starting July 15, 2007, keep your eyes on: www.pacifichighproductions.com/
3.11
Gilmour and PST crew clinch World Tour Titles...
Malaysia's adopted sailing son Peter Gilmour and the PST crew make a nice
living from the season concluding match-race regattas. By winning the
fifth annual Locman Cup – Elba Island, Gilmour and his crew of Rod
Dawson, Christian Scherrer, Kazuhiko Sofuku and Yasuhiro Yaji added the
event title to their previously won World Match Racing Tour championship
and ISAF World Championship of Match Race Sailing. They earned nearly
$120,000 in prize money between the event and the World Tour, including
a new BMW X3, and gold medals from ISAF. Last season the team won nearly
$180,000 at the final event. “I felt on the money today,”
said the 46-year-old Gilmour. Besides winning the past two Tour championships,
Gilmour previously won the ISAF Worlds in 1990, ’97 and ’98.
We expect to see any time soon Peter cruising around Kuala Lumpur and
Terengannu in the new BMW. Full round up at: www.WorldMatchRacingTour.com
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3.12
Quantum Fusion
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Ever since the
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drinking, assembling proprietary Fusion M sail membranes for more than
60 Quantum sail lofts around the world. The Structural Membrane Facility
(SMF) has more than doubled Quantum’s capacity and has the potential
to expand further to meet future demands. So now, more than ever, you
can count on Fusion M delivering great boat-speed and reliability. Goto:
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3.13
Asian Teams have a chance at Monsoon Cup 06
For the first time, teams from Malaysia and the Asean region will get
a chance to compete for the prestigious Monsoon Cup that will be held
for the second time at Pulau Duyong off Terengganu from Nov 29 to Dec
3. The Cup's advisor Datuk Patrick Lim said this was agreed to by the
International Sailing Federation (ISAF) and the World Match Racing Tour
organiser which the Monsoon Cup is affiliated, following discussions with
the event managers, T Best Event Sdn Bhd. 'This is a much welcome development,'
he told reporters "A national-level mini-Monsoon Cup would be held
from Nov 11 to 13 to select a team to represent Malaysia at the event
followed by a regional ASEAN competition with teams from Singapore, Indonesia
and the Philippines expected to take part". The inaugural event held
last year attracted about 20,000 tourists from locally and abroad and
also a television viewership of over 550 million worldwide when it was
broadcast live by the ESPN channel and Euro Sports TV. More on the Cup
or Team enquiries goto http://www.monsooncup.com.my/
3.14
Enterprising Sri Lankan sailors
Following the Enterprise World Championships in Sri Lanka this year, UK
and Irish Enterprise sailors have launched a campaign to send a container
full of Lasers or Laser parts, to young sailors in Sri Lanka. UK marine
PR company ADPR is therefore looking for donations of complete Lasers
or laser hulls and will accept anything in the form of spare gear. 'There
must be a large number of old and unwanted Lasers or parts currently around
the UK in garages, sheds and boat parks,' reads an ADPR press release.
'This is a good opportunity to 'recycle' them, clear some space at home
or at the sailing club and at the same time help an emerging, less advantaged
nation to get some of their youth involved in this wonderful, ever growing
sport.' Cash donations will also be accepted, although the main focus
is on donations of complete or incomplete Lasers or just spare parts.
If you can help the Sri Lanka appeal, contact Alice Driscoll at ADPR on
Tel 0797 1019377 or email Srilankaappeal@adpr.co.uk
3.15
Singapore Airlines sponsors Sail Melbourne
competitors!
Sail Melbourne is pleased to announce the sponsorship support of Singapore
Airlines for Sail Melbourne 2007 and have substantially lowered their
ticket prices to fly to Australia and also offer 50kg free excess baggage
for competitors in Sail Melbourne 2007 events. This terrific offer by
Singapore Airlines will make it even easier for sailors to get to Australia
to compete in any of the Sail Melbourne 2007 events and a great benefit
as they are often flying with plenty of luggage weighing in at well over
the standard 20kg weight. This offer is available immediately and all
sailors wishing to capitalize on the Singapore Airlines offer are encouraged
to check the Sail Melbourne website for further information on how to
book your tickets!! www.sailmelbourne.com.au
3.16
Darwin to Ambon Race is back...
The Darwin to Ambon sailing classic to Indonesia's spice Island capital
has not been held since 1998. Communal tensions and sectarian instability
in Ambon led to the cancellation of the 1999 race. At the invitation of
the Ambonese Provincial Government the Dinah Beach C.Y.A. Inc visited
Ambon in June and jointly decided the Darwin - Ambon Race will re start
at 1100 hours on the 21st July 2007. The event, which began in 1976, is
generally a 600nm downwind spinnaker run most of the way in fresh South
Easterlies up to 20 knots. A website has been started and organisers ask
prospective entrants to keep an eye on www.darwinambonrace.com.au
or more info email info@darwinambonrace.com.au
3.17
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3.18 Pirates attack vessels in Indonesian waters
Jakarta July 06 - Pirates have attacked two UN-chartered vessels and a
Japanese bulk carrier, in Indonesian waters around the Malacca Straits.
Two attacks occurred on ships carrying relief to tsunami-stricken Aceh
province and a Japanese bulk carrier, said Noel Choong, head of the piracy
reporting centre of the International Maritime Bureau in Kuala Lumpur.
In at least one of the attacks, raiders were armed with AK-47 rifles,
grenades and pistols. "That area has been a piracy hotspot in the
past, so we hope it is not the start of a new series of attacks,"
Choong said. Jodi Heryadi, a spokesperson for Aceh police, said in one
of the attacks the pirates, who were in fishing boats, took the crew's
wallets, cellphones, shoes and clothes. The Japanese vessel was attacked
but its crew fended off the attackers with fire hoses. The attacks took
to six the total number of piracy incidents in the Malacca Strait this
year - Many round the world cruising sailors have expressed concerns and
becoming apprehensive about transiting the Malacca Straits, the locals
say there is no danger to leisure craft so Rob Kothe from Sailworld
Australia has compiled a number of comments that should put sailors minds
at rest. Go
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4. International News
4.1
LA SOLITAIRE AFFLELOU LE FIGARO
La Solitaire Afflelou Le Figaro promises yet again to be the foremost
solo sailing event of the summer. From the 6th to the 30th of August,
sailing between Cherbourg-Octeville which welcomes La Solitaire for the
5th time, Santander (Spain), Saint Gilles Croix de Vie, Dingle (Ireland)
and Concarneau, the 50 competitors will set off on a 1,898 nautical mile
odyssey. Three women - Sam Davies, Jeanne Grégoire and Liz Wardley
- will be competing and 5 nations of France, England, Italy, Cape Verde
Islands and Australia will be represented. More can be found at: http://www.lasolitaire.com
4.2
Warning to all offshore racers.
DK Yachts are warning all offshore racers to sit up and
take notice when one of their World Champion Mumm 30, Farr 40 or Mills
DK46 lines up on the starting grid. It is business as usual in their new
ultra modern 110,000 sg ft workshop facility in Malaysia. Ray Roberts
DK 46 Quantum Racing is at it again, winning the Sydney - Mooloolaba
Race and aiming to add further blue water events to last years almighty
successes. Serious Yachts
for Serious Sailors can
be found at http://www.dkyachts.com
4.3
AROUND AGAIN
The world's oceans are open for the next global contest. The Velux 5 Oceans
race (previously called the Around Alone Race) will kick off from Bilbao,
Spain on October 22nd, with ten world class skippers currently confirmed
to compete single-handed in thoroughbred racing yachts. The Velux 5 Oceans
is set to take in Fremantle, Australia, and Norfolk, Virginia (USA) during
its three legs, before returning to Bilbao for the race finish, covering
30,000 miles in all over six months. The race has attracted an internationally
diverse range of Open 60 and Open 50 skippers, spanning Europe, Asia,
Australasia, North America and South America. The race will witness the
leading professionals in the world of solo sailing, such as Mike Golding,
Alex Thomson and Bernard Stamm, battling against Corinthian amateurs with
a steely determination to circumnavigating the globe and beat the best.
- Full report: http://www.velux5oceans.com/da/38865
5. World Speed Records
5.1
WORLD RECORDS are a tumbling down..
752 miles in just 24 hours -- was the headline to the incredible first
day Bruno Peyron had on the maxi catamaran Orange II as he and his crew
set off to break Steve Fossett's transatlantic record. On the second day
a whooping 766 miles was recorded which comes with a mind-blowing average
speed of 32 knots or 60nm more than the previous record also held by Orange
II and 14 more than the new historic time set the previous morning. By
smashing the record twice in one day, you certainly cannot say that Bruno
Peyron’s crew got off to a bad start. "766 miles, that’s
a nice number, isn’t it?" smiled the ‘Boss’ during
his radio session. Bruno Peyron and his eleven crew aboard Orange II went
on to set a new Transatlantic record for the 2925nm passage from New York
to The Lizard of 4 days, 8 hours, 23 minutes and 54 seconds at an average
speed of 28 knots via the theoretical route. Event website and photos:
http://www.orange-sailing-team.com
5.2
BEECOM'S new HONOLULU - YOKOHAMA RECORD
On Monday, 24 July 2006 the 72ft Japanese sailing yacht, Beecom
owned by Isao Mita, skippered by Yoshiki Kanai plus 10 crew, crossed the
Joshima Lighthouse finishing line in her challenge from Honolulu-Yokohama
to set a new WSSRC crewed monohull special category Transpac record. Her
elapsed time of 13d 3h 36m 18s for the 3750 nm at an average speed of
11.88kts was submitted by WSSRC timekeeper, Ken Hayashi. The existing
passage record from Honolulu to Yokohama of 13d 20h 9m 22s was set in
1995 aboard Lakota, a crewed catamaran owned by Steve Fossett. This is
the initial record by a monohull on this route so Fossett's record still
stands. More at: http://www.teambeecom.jp
5.3
Sodebo flying high..
15th July: Thomas Coville FRA on the 60ft Trimaran Sodebo set a new Cowes
to Dinard Record - Outright Singlehanded for the 138 nm Channel crossing
of 7 hrs 55 mins 47 secs at an average speed of 17.40 knots. The previous
record was held by JL Van Den Heede - Nov 2004 - in 12h 1m 31s. This will
remain as the Monohull singlehanded record
5.4 WSSR Council has recently awarded 2 Performance Certificates:
Certificate No 35.
The First Singlehanded Circumnavigation of Australia
Yacht: "Against All Odds". 40ft Monohull
Sailed by: Margaret Williams AUS
Date: Oct 2005/June06
The circumnavigation was completed with one stop.
Certificate No 36:
Cross Channel. Cowes to Dinard. 20 foot Sports Category
Yacht: "Aster Wind"
Sailed by: David Leon FRA
Dates: 30th June/1st July 2006
Elapsed Time: 31 hours 38 minutes 40 seconds
More at: http://www.sailspeedrecords.com
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