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CONTENTS
1.
Editorial - AY
Grand Prix Skipper
and Yacht Championships
gets underway
2
"Unluckiest sailors of the month"
Nathan
Wilmot and Malcolm Page - Stuart
Robinson’s Santa Ana Stay Calm
and
Jose Cusi’s Bribon - 2006
Rolex Big Boat Series competitors
3. Austral
- Asian News - Round-up of all the racing action,
Boatshows and sailing news in Asian waters
Up next - China
Coast Regatta and the biennial 656 nm Hong
Kong - Vietnam Race
4. International News - It's
Bond - Alan Bond
Up next - Single
handed Velux
5 Oceans - 2006 Route
du Rhum
Goto Archived AY News & Views and Race Reports 2006-07 2005-06 2004-05 2003-04 2002-03 2001-02 2000-01 98-99
1.
EDITORIAL
October sees the return of the serious contenders in the racing class on the International stage at the China Coast Regatta and the biennial 656 nm Hong Kong - Vietnam Race finishing in Nha Trang. Over the intervening months Sam Chan has a new Ffree Fire (ex TP52 Flash) and Paul Winkelmann's new Island Fling (ex TP52 Bambakou) will be joining in the frey and expect to clean up on the day racing events and set new records on long passage races. However they won't have it all their own way though, as Frank Pong's Reichel Pugh 75 Jelik, the Burns/Kinmonth Farr / Mills 51 Mandrake, Neil Pryde's Farr 52 Team Hi-Fi and Adam Wu Yi's Corby 41.5 Konka Hummingbird from mainland China are expected to be in the running at the end of the day.
With
the inclusion of Singapore's Bill Bremner's Sydney 40 Team F5 Foxy
Lady, Jonathan Mahony's Mumm 30 Happy Endings, Keith Dunn's
Mount Gay 30 Lunchcutter II and the two Royal Malaysian Navy
Farr 52's Zuhrah and Zuhal during November and Decembers
Raja Muda Selangor
Int Regatta and Phuket King's
Cup sees a formidable line up taking shape and a bumper
year in the making. Throw in all the World
Match Racing Tour stars competing at the Monsoon
Cup late Nov early Dec and it is easy to conclude that Asia
is indeed coming of age in the racing circles.
AsianYachting
will once again be conducting the AY
Grand Prix Skipper
and Yacht Championships
for racing class yachts over eight selected events (Malaysia 2, Hong Kong
2, Thailand 2, Singapore and the Philippines 1 a piece) that fairly grades
the skippers ability to successfully run a racing campaign in Asian waters
over the 2006-07
Season. If you intend joining any of these five star events,
we can only stress the importance of getting ready early or you just might
miss out on the great parties, exciting sailing and lots of fun.
Happy sailing were ever you are
Capt Marty Rijkuris
2 "Unluckiest sailors of the month"
When you win the
battle but lose the title!
Aussies
Nathan Wilmot and Malcolm Page were
leading their British rivals down the last run, on track for their third
470 World Championship in a row, when they were yellow
flagged for pumping and lost the World title in controversial circumstances.
A very upset Malcolm Page commented "After being a point ahead going
into the medal race we started with an unlimited pumping flag up and worked
very hard to get to the last top mark in second position, 100 metres in
front of our GBR team opposition and with no capsizes, guaranteed of winning
the Championship. Half way down the last run, we got penalised by the
jury for pumping. The race committee apparently had dropped the pumping
flag at the 1st bottom mark. But with about 50 motor boats (average of
4 people per boat) and yelling amongst all the sailors and boats we did
not hear the sound signal (whistle). We were shocked and completed our
720 degree turn, but that left us in 8th position, behind the GBR team.....
We put in a protest at the finish (on water jury). They heard this but
said it was bad luck. So we lost the 2006 World Championship and feel
really ripped off as everyone in the boat park says we are the World Champs
again".
The
penultimate day of racing for the 2006 Breitling MedCup
season served up drama, excitement, bitter disappointment and relief in
equal measures for the crews of the 21 boats. The most talked about moment
was a dramatic collision between Stuart Robinson’s Santa
Ana Stay Calm and Jose Cusi’s Bribon,
with the King of Spain, SM Don Juan Carlos, aboard for his first race
at this Trofeo Balearia Ibiza y Formentera. Santa
Ana struck Bribon at the windward mark of the first race. Making a port
tack approach to the buoy as the wind dropped slightly. Santa Ana attempted
to duck Bribon at the very last second after making a late call to dip
low and try and find a space in the ranks of starboard tack boats. Santa
Ana hit Bribon just forward of the shrouds, cracking Bribon’s topsides.
The impact left a large hole in Santa Ana’s bow and both are out
of the regatta.
As
the afternoon breeze hits the 20's during the 2006 Rolex Big Boat
Series and the tide drops, the line of boats surfing past the
St. Francis Yacht Club, produces rolling wave action, right in front of
the Club house. Unkind Yachting photographers have been known to gather
there to catch the action. San Francisco yachting photographer Chuck Lantz
is one of them. You can see more pixs at: http://www.pbase.com/chucklantz/2006bbsvarious
3. Austral - Asian News
3.1
PIMEX 2006 Bangkok
Preview rescheduled: 5 – 7 October
Forced to postpone the Phuket Boatshow Bangkok Preview at the last minute
in the wake of the military coup in Bangkok, organisers Image Asia have
secured new dates. PIMEX 2006 Bangkok Preview brings a cross-section of
marine and lifestyle exhibitors to the doorstep of Bangkok residents in
advance of December’s main event in Phuket at the Phuket Boat Lagoon.
A combination of indoor and outside displays at All Seasons Place and
the Conrad Hotel on Wireless Road, in the business center of Bangkok will
also showcase a variety of on-the-water sponsorship opportunities offered
by Paul Poole (SEA) Co. Click on link for your invitation http://www.phuketboatshow.com/images/iaPIMEXpreview_invite.gif
3.2
Link to Platu 25 World Championship
Finally found a link to inaugural Estrella Galicia Platu 25 World Championship,
organized by the Real Club Nautico de Vigo and Triente that got underway
in Vigo, Spain Wed 27th Sept, with over 400 sailors and 84 boats from
13 nations. After competing in two separate teams (blue and yellow), each
one with 41 boats, the results show that "Movistar Vilagarcia",
sailed by the Spanish Olympic sailors Anton Paz and Fernando Echavarri
as the leaders. Neil Semple & Morten Jakobsen Emma Mathilde XXII from
the Royal Varuna Yacht Club are surprisingly the only SEA representatives
competing there -- http://www.platu25.net/wc2006/
3.3
Hobie Asian Championships 2006 underway
The Allied Pickfords Hobie Asian Championships 2006 is living up to its
billing as the most competitive international beach cat sailing event
in Hong Kong this year. The entry list stands at over 40, with a strong
overseas contingent treating this regatta as the final warm up for the
2006 Asian Games in Doha. Hong Kong's Tong Shing and crew Kimberley Lo,
both medallists at this year’s Asian Sailing Championships are strong
candidates for a podium place but will be battling it out against the
current Hobie 16 Asian Champions and national sailing squad members from
Thailand, Singapore, Japan, Korea and the Philippines. From further afield,
current World Hobie 16 Grand Masters Champion Bruce Tardrew from Australia,
and other top sailors from Fiji, Saipan, China and New Zealand, will join
a solid list of local talent on the racecourse off Tai Tam Bay. A record
fleet of ten Hobie Tigers will also be out on the water, the first time
this growing class has seen double figures in Asian waters.
3.4
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3.5
5th India International Boat Show
To be held in Cochin, Kerala on 20 - 22 Oct 2006, clearly confirms the
coming of age of the Indian leisure boating market. Organized by Kerala
Tourism, the boat show has over the years attracted 75 exhibitors representing
over 100 leading boating brands that have become market leaders in the
boating equipment and accessories industry. Attracting 5,000 visitors
in its last edition, the show provides a huge networking opportunity.
A large number of equipment sales have also been conducted during the
Show, leaving exhibitors extremely satisfied. All of which clearly makes
IIBS the largest and most influential Boat Show in South Asia –
thereby living up to it’s billing as South Asia’s Definitive
Boat Show. More at: http://www.indiaboatshow.com
or call the project manager at: + 91 98468 12323
3.6
Yachting expertise sought to formulate marine
strategies
The Transport Ministry will rope in world renowned and international yachting
experts to help formulate strategies to turn Malaysia into an international
destination for mega yachts. Minister Datuk Seri Chan Kong Choy said "His
ministry would hold a working session before year-end with yacht owners,
operators, builders and brokers to map out strategies to promote Malaysia
globally. We hope to benefit from this by offering the marinas in the
country, particularly in Langkawi, Penang, Klang, Lumut, Tioman and Sabah
operated by the Marine Department". Adding that "The economic
spin-offs from these luxury boats has enormous potential".
3.7
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in SE Asian waters and also bring increased security to all involved.
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or for quotation purposes download the MUI Yactinsure Proposal Form from:
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3.8
FESPIC Games KL 06
The Malaysian Paralympic
Council (MPM) is beefing up its campaign to get more countries and athletes
to take part in the FESPIC Games KL 06. The games are held every four
years and is the biggest multi-sports & multi-disability event for
athletes with disabilities in Asia and the Oceania region. The sailing
competition will be held at the Admiral Marina & Leisure Club, Port
Dickson from 26-30 Nov, 2006. They will be competing on specially designed
International 2.4mR single-handed keelboats and the Sonar class which
is a fixed keel 7m (23 ft) boat weighing 950kg for a crew of three sailors.
There will be 18 competitors in each division. Countries competing include;
China, Japan, Malaysia, Singapore, Australia, Myanmar, New Zealand, India
and Hong Kong. For more info on the FESPIC Games go to http://www.kl06fespicgames.com.my
3.9
Melbourne Osaka Cup Double-Handed Yacht Race
Due to start in just over six months time, entries continue to arrive
for the 5,500 nautical mile Melbourne Osaka Cup Double-Handed Yacht Race
starting on 25th March 200, with numbers at 20 and looking set to climb.
Competitors will arrive at Sandringham Yacht Club by 7th March for final
safety checks by the race committee, then with their boats, will relocate
to Waterfront City, Melbourne Docklands on Friday 16th. March to take
part in the Melbourne Osaka Boat Week. Event organisers, Leisurecorp,
are currently talking with possible further race entrants from France,
New Zealand, the USA and Australia. 'The Cup,' says co-skipper Trent Justice,
crew on the lone South Australian entry to-date, a Adams 11.9 Southern
Light 'is to test myself; and its something I have always wanted to do.
I have built the yacht with Jon Sayer for this race.' For more information
on the race visit http://www.osakacup.com
or email info@osakacup.com
3.10
World Match Racing Tour 2006-2007
The eighth season of the World Match Racing Tour season has been extended
to 14 events through to the end of 2007 when the next World Champion will
be crowned at the ISAF Grade 1 Monsoon Cup in Malaysia. Skippers earn
points towards the world championship at each stage. A total of 100 points
are awarded to the top eight finishers: 25 points for first, 20 for second,
15 for third, 12 for fourth, 10 for fifth, 8 for sixth, 6 for seventh
and 4 for eighth. Skippers will be allowed to count a maximum of eight
finishes, regardless of the number of stages they’ve raced. The
final Stage 14, the Monosoon Cup, Nov 28-Dec 2, 2007 will award double
points to the top eight and it is a non-discard event. Follow the Tour
events at: http://www.WorldMatchRacingTour.com
3.11
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3.12
Tony Bullimore going around
again...
British sailor Tony Bullimore is sailing his newly named maxi-catamaran
Doha 2006 (formerly called Daedalus) in honour of his sponsors, the Doha
Asian Games Organising Committee (DAGOC) and Qatar National Bank (QNB)
from Doha, capital of Qatar, to Hobart, Australia, to start his attempt
to break Ellen MacArthur’s world solo record, set in February 2005,
is 71 d 14 hrs, 18 mins and 35 secs. The 67 year-old solo sailing veteran
claimed second place in last year’s Qryx Quest Round the World race.
DAGOC’s support is to further enhance and publicise the image of
the Asian Games and the host city of Doha. Bullimore plans to finish his
record attempt in time for the beginning of the 15th Asian Games, to be
held in Doha from 1st-15th December, 2006. Follow his progress at: http://www.teambullimore.com
3.13
SPORTS MEDICINE for SAILING
With more and more sailors of all levels becoming interested in sailing-related
injuries and prevention plus other sailing sports medicine issues, researchers
have seen an increase in the number of studies in this field over the
last 15 years. From sailing injury prevention, fitness & training
techniques, physiology & psychology to hydration & nutrition,
there is now a lot of beneficial information available to sailors. A comprehensive
article on sports medicine in sailing was recently published in the July
issue of the British Journal of Sports Medicine that can be read at: http://bjsm.bmjjournals.com/cgi/content/full/40/7/587
3.14
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you to experience a unique new website. By collecting all public weather
data (buoys, forecasts, warnings, satellite/radar, etc), SailFlow's FREE
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you everything in one convenient location. Plus SailFlow operates a network
of proprietary weather stations placed right where you sail and uses their
own computer model to forecast conditions. A recent addition is a revolutionary
weather graph that scrolls between current, past, and forecasted conditions
without having to reload the page. -- http://www.SailFlow.com/new
3.15
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3.16
THE MAN WHO MAPPED THE WORLD?
Standing seven feet tall, Admiral Zheng He the intrepid Ming Dynasty explorer
known as the Three-Jeweled Eunuch, a devout Muslim of Mongolian descent
from Yunnan province towered over his crew on his legendary treasure ship.
Zheng He's journeys took him to 37 countries over 28 years with 300 ships
and 28,000 sailors forms one of the mightiest fleets that ever sailed.
Setting out six centuries ago on the first of seven landmark voyages the
pride of the fleet was Zheng He's 400ft, hardwood, flagship with nine
masts, 12 red sails and 1,000 men onboard. Boat-builders in Nanjing, the
capital of Jiangsu province in eastern China, have just completed a replica
of one of the ships in the fleet, 200ft long and 46 ft wide. The next
step at the Nanjing Treasure Boat Heritage Park is to embark on their
most ambitious project to date - a replica of the treasure ship itself.
Work begins this month and should be completed in 2008, when the replica
boat is expected to sail as an "image envoy" in the aquatic
events in the 2008 Olympic Games. Costing $10m, the boat will be constructed
on an ancient wooden framework made from oak, as historians think the
original probably was. Full article in The Independent: http://news.independent.co.uk/world/asia/article1757280.ece
3.17
Sensation Group expands
Asia-Pacific production
New Zealand motor yacht builder the Sensation Group has announced further
expansion into the Asia-Pacific region with a new state-of-the-art production
facility in Singapore, scheduled to open in 2008. Working in conjunction
with the Singapore Government Economic Development Board (EDB), the group
has secured a significant waterfront holding that will allow it to develop
a complex capable of producing motor yachts from 18m to 40m (59ft-131ft).
Paul Sills, the Groups managing director, said: "This announcement
is the result of two years work. We have been astounded by the level of
support and greatly encouraged by the extent of interest our expansion
has generated in the local Singaporean business community. The future
development of our business is unparalleled given Singapore's unique location
in the market both geographically and strategically." The expansion
into Singapore has been strategically designed to complement Sensation's
Australian and New Zealand shipyards. Full story at: http://www.ibinews.com/ibinews/newsdesk/20060820120101ibinews.html
3.18
Alinghi selects Dubai for winter training
Alinghi, Defender of the 32nd America’s Cup, has chosen Dubai to
continue the two boat training and testing program for three months over
the winter. After looking worldwide, the weather team found that the meteorological
conditions in Dubai most resemble Valencia’s summer conditions,
making the third largest emirate the ideal location to maintain the testing
momentum. The Swiss team plans to relocate 60 members of the 132-strong
team to Dubai, including 34 sailors (the full squad), designers, boat
builders and engineers. The two 25m America’s Cup Class racing yachts
will be transported in early November and the team will sail from late
November until the end of February. More at: http://alinghi.com
4. International News
4.1
It's Bond - Alan Bond
Australia II’s magnificent America’s Cup win in 1983 was not
only a victory that ended the longest winning streak in the history of
sport, but coupled with Alan Bond's dogged determination led to the event
that stopped the nation. After backing Ben Lexcen’s radical, winged-keel
design, Alan Bond went on to become one of Australia’s richest entrepreneurs
including being named Australian of the Year. Then came the bust, after
all the glory, Bond found himself jailed for corporate fraud. For the
first and only time Alan Bond has given his version of events in a book
written by international best selling Australian author Rob Mundle. Titled
BOND, he details his entire life, from his early childhood in England
to coming to Australia with his family as an 11-year-old, building his
corporate empire and winning the America’s Cup. The man who is responsible
for the creation of the national icon, the Boxing Kangaroo, answers his
critics and deals with the myths and rumours that grew around him plus
tells of the powerful outside influences that worked to bring him down.
He goes on to tell of how, after three horrendous years in prison, he
is now rebuilding his family and corporate life. BOND is now out of print
but Rob Mundle has recently secured a few remaining copies and they can
now be purchased (signed by Rob Mundle) for $AUD45.00 each (including
packaging and postage within Australia - more overseas) by contacting
Liz Christmas at lizxmas@gmail.com
4.2
A real Nome away from home
Time finally ran out for Alpha Global Expedition. The Arctic ice retreated
early this year and has now returned early. This means that Barrabas will
be stored safely ashore in Nome, Alaska until next summer when Adrian
will return and attempt to complete his vertical circumnavigation. Paperwork
delays have proved to be a blessing in disguise and although Russian permissions
have been confirmed had Adrian left Nome on schedule after completing
repairs he could have been trapped in ice as it is already reforming at
two critical points on his route along the Russian Northern coastline.
Complete run down on Adrian's Expedition to date with photos on winterising
Barrabas in Nome and reuniting with his family in the UK can be found
at: http://agx.firetrench.com/
4.3
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 currently the in form IRC Racer in Australia,
winning the Sydney - Mooloolaba Race, Airlie Beach Race Week and the Hahn
Premium Race Week to complete a trifecta of major events up Australia's
east coast this year. The DK built Mumm 30's of Philippe Kahn's Pegasus
Racing and Richard Perini's Foreign Affair finished up taking
1st, 2nd at the North American Championships and will be in serious contention
for the Worlds coming up in Nov-Dec. Serious
Yachts for Serious Sailors
can be found at http://www.dkyachts.com
4.4
Single handed Velux 5 Oceans
starts Oct 22
The Velux 5 Oceans was established as the first single-handed around the
world race in 1982 and is run every four years. The 30,000-mile three-leg
race begins on October 22 and covers 3 grueling legs from Bilbao (Spain)
to Fremantle (Australia) to Norfolk (USA), and then back to Bilbao approximately
six months later. Along the way the eight skippers may face huge storms,
waves of up to 25 metres, sleep deprivation and extreme isolation. Fewer
people have achieved this goal than have climbed Mount Everest. Britain's
most famous mariner, ancient or modern, Sir Robin Knox - Johnston at the
age of 67 will be at the helm of Saga Insurance, roughly 38 years
after his last historic solo voyage. -- Follow the race from: http://www.velux5oceans.com
4.5
2006 Route du Rhum
Nick Bubb will be racing on a brand new chartered Class 40 built in France.
He will be up against 30 other Class 40's in a fleet that includes, past
winners of the Mini Transat, Figaro and Admiral's Cup as well as several
ex-Vendee Globe skippers. The Route du Rhum starts on October 29th from
St Malo and after around three weeks of racing will arrive in Guadeloupe
in the Caribbean. As well as Class 40's, the fleet of over 80 will include
Open 60 and 50, mono and multihulls and a smaller mono and multihull classes.
The Class 40 division is the largest fleet and should see some close racing.
More at: http://www.ocean-racing.co.uk
4.6
VOR 2.0 - HANDBRAKE OFF
Anyone who has experienced at first hand the sheer speed of the Volvo
Open 70 will be delighted to learn that the official Rule for 2008-09
has been framed to safeguard the status of the world's fastest ocean going
monohull. Rather than apply the 'hand brake' to the VO70's stunning performance,
the rule focuses on durability measures which carry no speed penalty to
produce 'fast, single mast, monohull keelboats of similar performance,
suitable for long distance racing offshore at the highest level of the
sport'. Weight distribution, restrictions on appendages and the integrity
of construction materials in keel mechanisms are the main elements of
version 2 of the Volvo Open 70 rule - upgraded from the 2005-06 race.
The race organisers and Rule Management Group (RMG), led by chief measurer
James Dadd, have concentrated on the issues which contributed to structural
problems in the previous race - particularly in the area of canting keels.
A summary of the key changes are at: http://volvooceanrace.org
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