Welcome to the
AsianYachting - June
2007
News and Views
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. They just keep turning up and sailing
away with all the major prizes. Robert Youngjohns’ San Francisco
based DK46 Zephyra won Class 1 of the 2007 Yachting Cup, run
by the San Diego Yacht Club for the second time in a row. Zephyra
turned in a consistent set of results to take the Big Boat class from
some of the best West Coast boats and sailing talent, including her sistership
Valkyrie where the two DK 46’s are the smaller boats in
the fleet. After five straight bullets in last year’s event they
had to work even harder this year after being moved up a class. Serious
Yachts for Serious Sailors
can be found at http://www.dkyachts.com
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CONTENTS
1.
EDITORIAL - "Go
Kiwi's Go!" - Frank
Pong & Jelik AY
GP Skipper
and Yacht Champions for the season...
2.
TEAM NEWS - What's
in store for next season? Admiral
Frank Pong's plans
- Hi Fi - YO! 2
3.
AUSTRAL
- ASIAN NEWS - Regatta
round-up and
all the sailing news from the Austral-Asian region
New
time slot for Royal Langkawi Regatta (Jan 5 - 11)
- Sail
Indonesia biggest event in Asia...
4. INTERNATIONAL NEWS - ISAF
SAILING WORLD CUP - Speedsailing
becomes an International Class
Up next - Follow the Calais
Round Britain Race and
Geoff
Holt's 'Personal Everest' here
5. WORLD SPEED RECORDS - Franck
Cammas Groupama triumphs on first two outings
6.
"Unluckiest sailors of the month"
- Tough
final day at Melges 24 worlds... LASER SB3's
turn it on...
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
As predicted back in the April News and Views those ingenious Kiwi's have made it through to the America's Cup final and with their bold determination likely to take the Cup back home after demoralizing the defender Alinghi. Who would of thought that Larry Ellison's highly fancied BMW Oracle Team and especially CEO Chris Dickson would implode with such dramatic effects. Also Italy's Luna Rossa lack of speed and covering tactics let them down and could not produce the semi final performance to make a close outcome of the finals. Are the Kiwi's really head and shoulders above the rest? Emirates Team New Zealand may have led around every mark and across the finishing line in all five races to become the first team to win the Louis Vuitton Cup without suffering a single defeat but can they go on to complete the job? Despite many yachting pundits and doubting journo's going with the favourites Alinghi, here at AY we are sticking to our original prediction and congratulate the Kiwi's for becoming the challenger plus expect to see the "Go Kiwi Go!" do or die attitude carry them through to lift the Cup in a few weeks time.
Meanwhile
here in Asia we also experienced a block buster of a final at Koh
Samui. After eight regatta's the 2006-07
AsianYachting
Grand Prix Championships
came down to the final race of the season where Frank
Pong's 75ft Rachel Pugh Jelik narrowly
took the lead from Neil
Pryde's Farr 52OD Hi Fi to be crowned the Skipper
and Yacht
of the Season. This is no easy
task as Frank campaigned Jelik at six of the eight annual events
and only scored valuable podium points at four of them.
A 3rd place (1 pt) at the China
Coast Regatta in Hong Kong,
2nd place (2 pts) at the Royal
Langkawi Int Regatta, 1st place (3
pts) at the Presidents
Cup in Boracay and 2nd place (2 pts) at Koh
Samui to come up with the grand tally of 8 points. The awarding
of points has become the best way to
grade competing Skippers and Yachts ability to successfully run a racing
campaign in Asian waters over the Season.
Our congratulations go to Frank and the crew for taking out such a magnificent
victory from the jaws of defeat the day before.
Happy racing
Capt Marty Rijkuris
2. TEAM NEWS
2.1
What's in store for next season?
Brief discussions with Admiral Frank Pong revealed tentative plans for
the coming year. Jelik maybe shipped off to compete at the Big
Boat Series in San Francisco. The Juan K designed TP52 Mui Mui
may make her debut at the China Coast Race Week and the 115ft Maiden
Hong Kong next outing could be on the 356nm Hong Kong to Hainan Race.
When Jelik returns she will be race readied for the Raja Muda,
King's Cup and possibly Langkawi if they include some passage races. After
Russell Coutts visit last month it is rumored that the fleet is expanding
with two RC 44's on order, so the eager crew can get involved with International
match racing events. The inevitable question was asked - How do you manage
to keep up with all the boats? Franks reply "It's easy, you just
have to create a monthly program were you use one boat at a time at different
events." Certainly a enviable position to be in and a valuable asset
on the Asian circuit.
2.2
Hi Fi and off to work we go...
It is also rumored that as Neil
Pryde has difficulties in finding a buyer for his Farr 52OD Hi Fi
that UK designer Hugh Welbourne flew into Koh Samui and discussions on
seriously modifying the hull, keel and rudder configuration will be carried
out to make her go even faster. Readers may remember back to the hull
replacement job on his former Sydney 46 Hi-Fidelity (See photo
page)
2.3
YO! 2 Going for it...
Peter Ahern's Farr 40 YO! 2 is back in Pt Dickson and a new keel
bulb is in the making as well as some other go fast changes and new sails
are on the drawing board. An appearance at the Western Series in Singapore
and the King's Cup in Thailand is on the cards.
2.4
Eleven Teams going around the British Isles
The third edition of the Calais Round Britain Race set off on 3rd June
for a 1,850 mile sprint across the English Channel, the Irish Sea, the
Atlantic, the North Sea and finally back into Pas de Calais. Eleven 60
foot monohulls are taking part, including four new prototypes. Follow
all the action at: http://www.calaisroundbritainrace.com
3.
AUSTRAL
- ASIAN NEWS
3.1
New time slot for Royal Langkawi Regatta (Jan 5 - 11)
In a bold effort to capitalise on the resounding success of previous years
the 6th Edition of the Royal Langkawi International Regatta 2008 takes
on the earlier time slot from January 5th to 11th. International yachts
still around after spending Christmas and the New Year in the region can
now participate in a top class event and venue when fresh North Easterly
winds are expected. As it previously clashed with other events in nearby
Thailand the date change seems to be a natural progression of events after
December's King's Cup and before the Straits Regatta in Singapore latter
in January. For more information and the Schedule of Events, kindly visit
the web site at http://www.langkawiregatta.com
3.2
Sail Indonesia biggest event in Asia..
The Darwin to Kupang Rally starting on July 21 is the beginning of Sail
Indonesia, a combined series of events to coincide with the rally's visit
on a three month journey through Indonesia, then to Singapore and finally
to Malaysia finishing at the island of Langkawi in late November. Participants
can attend a series of Cultural Festivals at six different locations through
Indonesia on the islands of Alor, Lembata, Flores, Sulawesi, Bali, Java,
Borneo and finally on to Batam just south of Singapore. At each location
they will be able to experience different cultures, different arts and
crafts and even different languages. The rally is fully booked with 110
yachts confirmed and 14 waiting to join, making it the largest sailing
event held annually in South East Asia. Go to http://www.sailindonesia.net/news/entries.php
to browse the entry list and follow the links for more info.
3.3
Royal Selangor announces Youth Championship
The Royal Selangor Yacht Club in association with its Sailing Academy
and the Royal Malaysian Navy are holding a one design class fleet racing
championship for youth sailors on Platu 25's in Pt Klang. The competition
will be held over 3 days, the 8th, 9th & 10th June with two races
expected each day. June 7th has been set aside as a practice day to allow
all competitors to spend some practice time in what might be unfamiliar
boats as well as unfamiliar waters. The event is the first of a double
header of events planned for 2007, which are also hoped to become annual
events. In August (23-24th), the Royal Selangor Yacht Club will host the
inaugural Selangor Gapurna International Youth Match Racing Championships,
another first for the state, hopefully bringing some of the world’s
top youth match racing teams to our state and country to compete at this
second prestigious event.
3.4
Learn to Sail
with Asian Yachtmasters
Discover
and Introduction to Keelboat
Sailing courses are gaining momentum at the all new AY
Center in Pt Dickson. The
aim is to provide a place where interested people can come together and
enjoy some friendly hospitality or serious sailors can develop the skills
to go on and successfully compete at regional regattas and match racing
events. Being the closest beach resort and marina complex to Kuala Lumpur
it is also an ideal spot for competitive sailors wanting to form racing
teams or make a career out of sailing to exchange ideas.
So if you want to TRY SAILING,
or planning a trip to SE Asia soon, start by flying to KLIA (PD is less
than a hours drive from the airport) and make a point of calling in to
test sail our signature Miri
Magic 8
racing yacht or enroll in our sailing courses by going to http://asianyachting.com/AYmasters/classes.htm
A wide variety of accommodation exists and budget flights around Asia
can be arranged for the rest of your stay.
3.5
Bidding for the ISAF NATIONS CUP 2009
ISAF is now accepting bids from yacht clubs and Member National Authorities
(MNA) around the world to host Regional Finals and the Grand Final of
the 2009 ISAF Nations Cup, one of ISAF's premier events designed to promote
match racing around the globe amongst the world's top match racing nations.
The bids should comply with the Bid Document and received by the ISAF
Secretariat no later than 15 June 2007. The Nations Cup was first introduced
in 1991, with the inaugural event won by the USA team led by Ed Baird,
currently helmsman for the America's Cup Defender Alinghi. The Nations
Cup had a very successful rejuvenation in 2006, hosting more than 50 nations
in eight Regional Finals held around the world. The top teams in the Regional
Finals met at the Grand Final at the Royal Cork Yacht Club, with France
winning both the Women's and Open divisions, led by skippers Claire Leroy
and Mathieu Richard. The Regional Finals will begin shortly after the
completion of the Olympic Games in 2008 and will continue into 2009. Event
Description is at: http://www.sailing.org/nationscup/nations_cup_09_bid.pdf
and more info at: http://www.sailing.org/nationscup
3.6
Sunsail Asia opening up new
destinations...
Sunsail Asia
are adding more yachts to the Asian fleet.
New Sunsail 43's and Sunsail 39's are already available in Phuket and
Langkawi. Nha Trang, Vietnam opened in May with an increased the fleet
size. A new base is planned for Koh Chang in the Gulf of Thailand. They
now operate over 30 yachts with monohulls ranging from 33' - 50' and Catamarans
from 39' to 41'. All yachts are available bareboat or as crewed yachts
on a daily, weekly or long term basis. For the less experienced, they
also operate a RYA
Sailing School offering 5 day sailing courses
from their Phuket base or join a MileCatcher
voyage to gain some valuable sea miles. For many years now they have lead
the way in opening up new Asian destinations and are proud to give you
a chance to discover some of the most intriguing and unspoiled countries
in the South East Asian region. Be the first to charter a new boat by
Calling +66 76 239057 Fax: +66 76 238940 Email: newyachts@sunsailasia.com
and sales@sunsailasia.com or
visit http://www.sunsailasia.com
3.7
Singapore Immigration changes...
from a disgruntled sailor
For your information, yachts arriving in Singapore out-of-hours will hence
forth be strictly quarantined until cleared. Clubs entitled to clear yachts
have been instructed to provide armed guards to ensure no one (or nothing)
leaves boats until properly cleared. Negotiations on this are continuing,
but visiting yachts are advised to contact the destination club in advance
and confirm arrangements. It seems a bit draconian in nature but probably
inline with their anti pleasure boating policy.
3.8
TOTAL Lubmarine continues
with 2007 China Coast Regatta
Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club (RHKYC) is delighted to announce that the Title
Sponsor TOTAL Lubmarine Asia Pacific of the 2006 China Coast Regatta have
not only renewed their support for 2007, but has extended that support
to include the associated offshore race to Hainan Island, in China. The
China Coast Regatta 2007 is an inshore event that will take place in Hong
Kong waters from 12-14 October. Around 35 yachts are expected to compete
under IRC or HKPN handicap in a series of races featuring windward leeward,
islands and geometric courses. The TOTAL Lubmarine Asia Pacific Hong Kong
to Hainan Race will start on Thursday 25 October, featuring a 355nm 'downhill
slide, full of gybes' to Sanya on Hainan Island, renowned as a playground
for China’s jet set. The target time for Hong Kong’s racing
fleet to break records is 29h 55m 03s, set in 2000 by Sam Chan’s
70’ ULDB Sled, Ffree Fire.
3.9
Two Platu 25's For Sale - THA
106 & THA 129
Length:
7.3m - Beam: 2.62m - Sail Area: 32.5 sqm - Displacement: 1,325 kg
These
two boats are the best and possibly
the
only Platu's for sale in Asia. The hulls have been totally renovated -
stripped and epoxied with new standing and running rigging installed in
2005. Ideal for National authorities looking to train keelboat racing
teams for the SEA Games in Pattaya this December that will be contested
on Platu 25's. Goto the full listing and comparative inventory page at:
http://asianyachting.com/boats/Platu25.htm
4. INTERNATIONAL NEWS
4.1
ISAF SAILING WORLD CUP
In January 2008, the sailing sport will get its own world tour - the ISAF
Sailing World Cup. This was agreed by the International Sailing Association
(ISAF) at the ISAF Midyear Meeting in early May in Paris, France. The
ISAF Sailing World Cup is a Grand Prix-style scoring system that comprises
the Sail Melbourne (Australia), the Miami Olympic Classes Regatta (USA),
the Princess Sofia Trophy (Palma/Spain), the Sémaine Olympique
Hyères (France), the Holland Regatta (Medemblik / Netherlands)
and the Kieler Woche. The intent is that winning the World Cup will become
every sailor's second most important goal after winning the Olympic Games.
AY
begs to differ that in future years winning the World Cup will become
bigger than winning the Olympics.
4.2 Geoff Holt's 'Personal Everest'
Quadriplegic sailor, Geoff Holt (GBR), has resumed his attempt to be the
first disabled person to sail around Great Britain. Geoff, aged 41 from
Shedfield, Hampshire sailing his 15 ft Challenger trimaran, Freethinker,
sailed past the South Cardinal marker in Southampton Water at 17:05 on
Sunday 20 May to start his round Great Britain challenge, which he describes
as his 'Personal Everest'. -- Follow Geoff's progress round Great Britain
at: http://www.personaleverest.com
4.3
Quantum Sails just keep
getting better!
Quantum Sail Design Group designs, engineers and manufactures
sails for racers and cruisers who demand the highest levels of quality
and performance. Have you ever noticed that more and more photos of winning
boats at top events are wearing the familiar green
Q on their sails. That is because winning sailors now
prefer top quality products supported by a high level of personalized
customer service, recognized expertise, professionalism and a company
with the passion for developing the sport of sailing. Ray Roberts on Quantum
Racing is a shining example as they have won nearly everything in
their path both in Australia and Asian waters over the last few years.
The fastest sails are now available at 55 lofts throughout the world.
So now, more than ever, you can count on Fusion M delivering great boat-speed
and reliability. Goto: http://asianyachting.com/news/QuantumSails.htm
4.4
2008 Olympic Qualifying
Only the host country is guaranteed entry to the Olympic Games; all other
countries must qualify to participate in each class. The principal qualification
regatta for the 2008 Olympic Sailing Competition is the 2007 ISAF Sailing
World Championships, taking place in Cascais, Portugal from 28 June-13
July. There 75% of all national places for the sailing events at the Beijing
2008 Olympic Games will be decided. The remaining 25% of national places
will be allocated at the respective Olympic Class World Championships
in 2008 and the dates for these Worlds have now been finalized. Full details
at: http://www.sailing.org/
4.5
Speedsailing becomes an International Class
The sport of Speedsailing has taken another leap forward with the news
that it has been approved by ISAF (International Sailing Federation) as
an international class. Primarily this will enable this exciting discipline,
to achieve a greater profile and credibility on the world stage. The Speed
Windsurfing Class Association, formally the International Speedsailing
Association has been working hard over the last year defining agreements
with international sailing associations to achieve this coveted recognition.
The 2007 Speedsailing world tour starts in June on the idyllic island
of Karpathos in Greece. A very popular venue on the tour as it is renowned
for high wind’s and warm azure blue waters. This is followed in
July by Sotavento on the island of Fuerteventura which has a long history
of speedsailing dating back to the early 70’s. The final premier
event on the tour is Walvis Bay in Namibia. More details on http://www.speedsurfing.org
4.6
Solar-powered transatlantic boat arrives in New York
A Swiss crew have sailed a solar-powered catamaran Sun 21 across the Atlantic.
They claim that it is the first motorized vessel to cross the Atlantic
without oil or steam power. The 46ft, 11-ton craft carried 3,600lb of
batteries to store power drawn from the sun via a canopy-like roof of
48 silicon cells. A power of about 1kW drove the boat at typically 3.5
knots. Two electric engines are fitted. Launched in Basel in Switzerland,
the boat was brought down the Rhine into the Mediterranean. The crew then
set off to follow Columbus's route to Martinique, with a stopover in Morocco.
They left Chipiona, Spain, on 3 December and docked at Staten Island on
4 May. On 9 May, the crew were met by the Swiss Consul General in Manhattan.
4.7
Raimon
Land
has your retirement home in Thailand
Few
real estate companies in Asia enjoy the success of public-listed Bangkok-based
luxury property developer Raimon
Land. The company
has positioned itself as the developer of choice for buyers and investors
who seek the best in lifestyle developments that posses a
excellent track record of delivering quality residential projects.
From Bangkok to
Pattaya and Phuket the company has projects in all the
most sought-after areas
which proudly achieve high yield holiday rentals through their professional
management team. One aspect
that distinguishes Raimon Land
from its competitors is the company’s clear commitment to lifestyle
events and have made
a strong commitment to the yachting scene in Thailand by sponsoring
the Top
of the Gulf Regatta, Evason
Phuket
Race Week the prestigious Phuket
King's
Cup Regatta and
now the Koh
Samui Regatta More at: www.raimonland.com
or goto AY
Real-Estate page...
4.8
ISHARES CUP EXTREME 40 SAILING SERIES
The iShares Cup Extreme 40 Sailing Series for 2007 was officially confirmed
when Ellen MacArthur sailed up the River Thames onboard an Extreme 40
catamaran. The iShares Cup Extreme 40 Sailing Series will comprise of
four premier regattas and will showcase some of the world's most exciting
racing, at Europe's leading sailing venues. Up to seven high-performance
Extreme 40s will do battle on race courses set close to the shore, providing
awesome views and thrilling racing for spectators. Racing officially started
from 25-27 May at the popular sailing destination of Lake Starnberg. Known
for it's maritime history, Marseille, France will host the second stage
on 7-9 July. The fleet then heads to Cowes, UK at the start of Skandia
Cowes Week 3-5 August with the added bonus for spectators of some exhibition
racing later in the week right in front of the public. Racing will finally
draw to a close in Amsterdam, the Netherlands where the Extreme 40s will
compete on one of the cities biggest canals and where the overall winner
of the iShares Cup will finally be determined. More info and news of the
endurance races at: http://www.ocevents.org
5.
WORLD SPEED RECORDS
5.1
Groupama triumphs on first outing
Franck Cammas and his crew have taken the first of their planned record
attempts, the east to west transatlantic record. Having left Cadiz on
April 24, at 0747 GMT, Groupama 3 crossed the finishing line at San Salvador
on Tuesday, March 1, at 1846 GMT, having covered the 3901 mile course
in 7 days 10 hours 58 minutes and 53 seconds. WSSR Council have ratified
that they have taken the Discovery Route record by 2 days 2 hours 31 minutes.
Groupama 3's average speed for the course was 21.79 knots, compared to
Playstation's 16.92 knots. http://www.cammas-groupama.com
5.2
Making a real Mean Machine out of her
Friday 18th May, the VO 70 Mean Machine (formerly Pirates of the Caribbean)
smashed the record of the North Sea Race, organized by the Royal Ocean
Racing Club and part of the ABN AMRO North Sea Regatta. Skipper and CEO
Peter de Ridder's 70-footer broke the previous record by more than eight
hours, setting the new mark in 11 hours, 3 minutes and 50 seconds for
the 185 nautical mile course between Harwich (UK) and Scheveningen (Netherlands)
It never happened before that the winner of the line honours started and
finished on the same day. Due to a strong southwester of 16 up to 32 knots,
6 out of 76 competitors broke the former record. -- http://www.nsr.nl
5.3
Another one for Franck's crew on Groupama 3
One month after taking the Discovery Route record, Franck Cammas and his
crew on the maxi-trimaran Groupama 3 have absolutely pulverised the Miami
to New York record, held by Steve Fossett with his catamaran Playstation.
The all French crew left Miami, on Sunday at 1131 UTC, and reached crossed
the finishing line at the Ambrose lighthouse at 2236 UTC on Monday, to
cut a staggering 18 hours off Fossett’s time. The new record (subject
to WSSRC ratification) is 1 day 11 hours 5 minutes 20 seconds. Groupama
3’s average time was 26.77 knots, compared to 17.57 knots for Playstation.
Shortly after the finish, Franck Cammas said “It was a stressful
record run, but a great end result. We took advantage of a good weather
window and a solid crew exploited a great boat to the full.” More
at http://www.cammas-groupama.com
6.
"Unluckiest sailors of the month"
6.1 Tough final day at Melges 24 worlds...
How tough was it on the last day of the 2007 Fullpower Melges 24 World
Championship? So tough, with Monterey Bay cranking up 30 knots of howling
chaos, that Dave Ullman, the winner, said, 'We weren't racing at the end,
just surviving.' So tough that 19 of the 58 starters did not finish. Othmar
Mueller von Blumencron of Great Falls, Va., lost half his mast on the
last leg but still finished the race with what was left of his rig to
win the Corinthian Division. Four or five other dismasting's, a few blown-out
spinnakers, one man overboard (recovered by another boat). Those were
the prices paid for sailing when the wind hits Force 7, with gusts to
35 (gale-Force 8) and five-foot seas form stair-steps up 10-foot swells.
That's what greeted the fleet when it cruised out to the race course shortly
before noon, and from then it got really nasty. More images can be found
at: http://www.melges24.com/photogalleries.asp
6.2
LASER SB3's turn it on...
All those taking part in this event will remember it for the weather,
the exhilaration and fear of Saturday's 19th May wonderful Southwesterly
blow. Only two races were completed but within those few hours there was
a near sinking, three dismasting's and enough broaches to fill the display
window of a Bond Street Jeweler. Most of the fleet coped well with the
conditions, the beats were bearable, the reaches furious and the gybes
frenetic. It was on the second downwind leg that the first dismasting
occurred. A collision during the starting sequence of the second race
caused a further postponement. Ian Hunt's 'Ship 4 Brains' suffered major
structural damage and with the help of the support boats and the RNLI
was put ashore at Lee-on-Solent and returned to Hamble by road. By the
time the race did start the wind was starting to build and with the tide
turned the waves were becoming distinctly unfriendly. For many each gybe
seemed to be a trip into the unknown, very few managed it without a broach
of some sort and a third of the fleet decided to seek the comfort of the
clubhouse. With gusts of 30 kts being recorded on the Committee boat it
was time to call it a day and hope that more moderate conditions on Sunday.
Event photos courtesy Eddie Mays at: http://www.eddiemaysphotography.com
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