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CONTENTS
1.
EDITORIAL - Beijing
Olympic Games just around the corner. Asian National Sailing Organisations
asked to provide details on there sailors as they qualify - Monthly Photo
Gallery
2 .
AUSTRAL
- ASIAN NEWS - Raimon
Land Thai Platu Championships March
8th-9th - Singapore
wins 1st YOUTH OLYMPIC GAMES 2010 - Fireball
Worlds at RVYC, Pattaya, Thailand 16th-21st March
Up next - 565nm Rolex
China Sea Race, Presidents
Cup Subic Bay, Philippines
3 . INTERNATIONAL NEWS - FROSTAD new Volvo Ocean Race
CEO - CIRCUMNAVIGATING IN A TIN CAN
Up next - Acura
Miami Grand Prix
4.
WORLD SPEED RECORDS
-
PAPREC-VIRBAC
2 wins Barcelona World Race - New
La Route de l’Or Record for
Lionel Lemonchois
and Gitana 13
5. "Unluckiest sailors of the month"
- Frank Cammas
and crew on the capsized Groupama 3
Goto Archived AY News & Views and Race Reports 2007-08 2006-07 2005-06 2004-05 2003-04 2002-03 2001-02 2000-01 98-99
1.
EDITORIAL
This month top tier racing swings over to Hong Kong and the Philippines. The 565nm China Sea Race is already considered an Asian sporting icon and Hong Kong’s premier blue water classic, just got better by being the first to secure Rolex sponsorship in Asian waters. Thereby adding national and international recognition to one of the most challenging and notable races on the global sailing calendar. An impressive fleet of top-caliber racing teams are gearing up for the China Sea Race which is followed straight after by the Presidents Cup at Subic Bay in the Philippines. Two high profile IRC classes and PY for cruisers will compete in the four-day, eight-race series. With only three regatta's left in the AYGP Championships these two events give mid table competitors a chance to improve there standings and stage a final push for the coveted title. The warm South China Sea waters and hot Philippine nightlife awaits the grand prix racers that like to combine good hard racing and partying at sailing events.
With
the Beijing Olympic Games just around the corner, AY is beginning the
run into the Games with newsworthy developments as they happen (See Asian
Section). As it is our intention to concentrate our news coverage on Asian
competitors we ask all National Sailing Organisations to provide details
on there sailors as they qualify to represent the nation. The 49er, 470,
Finn, RSX, Lasers, Ynglings and Tornados classes have already held their
World Championships followed by the Laser Radials in March and finally
the Stars in April. Korean Jeemin Ha made a name for himself overnight
as the only non-qualified nation sailor to make the 53 boat Gold fleet
at the Laser World Championship and hence qualify Korea for the 2008 Games.
The remaining Asian nations making the cut from the Silver fleet were:
Japan (Yoichi Iijima, 10th), Malaysia (Kevin Lim, 15th) and Singapore
(Leong Seng Koh, 23rd). The host country China gets an automatic berth
in each sailing class while other countries must earn theirs. To find
out which nations and what classes they have qualified for in Qingdao
Click
Here...
Happy Sailing were ever your travels take you.
Capt Marty Rijkuris
2
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AUSTRAL
- ASIAN NEWS
2.1
Platu Open Championship of Thailand – March 8th-9th
The first event of the 2008 Raimon Land One Design Platu Championship
Series will take place on the second weekend of March. This is the first
of 5 events to count towards the Overall Platu Champion of Thailand. The
Notice of Race is posted under http://herning.squarespace.com/platu-open/
The races will also count in the Gulf Charters Series. The warning signal
on Saturday, March 8th will be at 11am, so get down to the Ocean Marina
Yacht Club in Pattaya early.
2.2
Fireball Worlds at RVYC, Pattaya, Thailand
For its 42nd World Championship, the International Fireball class is heading
back to the Royal Varuna YC in Pattaya in Thailand from 16th to 21st March
2008. This is the third time the Fireball class has sailed their World
Championship there and is a tribute to the location, facilities of the
Yacht Club and local area and has become a highlight of the Fireball Calendar.
Approximately 80 entries are expected from 12 different countries across
four continents, showing the strength of the class world wide. The fleet
will include two World Champions, plus national champions from countries
such as Japan, Switzerland, Australia, Canada, and the United Kingdom.
2.3
Singapore wins 1st Summer Youth Olympic Games in 2010
The result was unveiled by IOC President Jacques Rogge at the Olympic
Museum in Lausanne. “This is a key moment for the Olympic Movement”,
said Rogge to journalists present in Lausanne. “Singapore has put
together a very exciting project. Hosting the Youth Olympic Games for
the first time is a great responsibility, and I have every confidence
in the team in Singapore. I have no doubt that their professionalism and
enthusiasm will be instrumental in the staging of successful Youth Olympic
Games in 2010”, he continued. The Youth Olympic Games aim to bring
together talented athletes – aged 14 to 18 – from around the
world to participate in high-level competitions and, alongside the sports
element of the event, educational programs on the Olympic values, the
benefits of sport for a healthy lifestyle, the social values sport can
deliver, and the dangers of doping and training to excess and/or inactivity.
The 1st Summer Youth Olympic Games in Singapore will bring together approximately
3,200 athletes and 800 officials and feature 100 sailors in four sailing
events: one person dinghy men; one person dinghy women; windsurfing men;
and windsurfing women. The sports program will encompass all sports on
the program of the 2012 Summer Games with a limited number of disciplines
and events.
2.4
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they are pleased to announce a new 5.5 year yacht partnership scheme.
The straight forward finance program is based on a One lump sum payment
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full price. During the period, Sunsail fully insure, maintain and cover
all costs involved in operating the yacht, and of course during this time
there are owner privileges of up to 10 weeks sailing per year in any of
our worldwide sailing destinations, which include five Asia bases in Phuket,
Langkawi, Koh Samui, Koh Chang & Nha Trang in Vietnam.
For the less experienced they also operate a RYA
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now they have led the way in opening up new SE Asian destinations and
are proud to give you a chance to discover some of the most intriguing
and unspoiled countries in the Asian region. Check them out by
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or visit http://www.sunsailthailand.com/thaiyachtownership
for more info on the Partnership scheme.
2.5
Changi Sailing Club revival program
The Changi Sailing Club on Singapore's east coast is undergoing a revival.
Past commodores and committee members have returned and put in place an
active sailing program for keelboats and off the beach catamaran classes.
The recently concluded Monsoon Series saw a record 42 boats take to the
water and on 15/16 March they will be hosting the Singapore National Catamaran
Championships which will include classes for F16, Taipan 4.9 and Twincat
15. They are also delighted to coordinate the 15th Singapore Straits Regatta
which they originally started. Still in the planning stages, consideration
is being given to moving the start to Sat 17 Jan and returning to the
original five day format at the newly enlarged and deepened Nongsa Marina
facilities in Indonesia, combining windward/leeward and distance races
each day. For more info on how to join the activities Telephone: +65 6545
2876 Email: enquiry@csc.org.sg
or goto http://www.csc.org.sg/
2.6
NOR for 2008 Olympic Sailing
The Notice of Race draft for the 2008 Olympic Sailing Competition is now
available, where it states the key conditions for the 11 sailing events
at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. Included in the Notice of Race are
details on the rules, regulations, entry and qualification guidelines,
format, scoring, schedule, venue and courses that will be used to decide
the sailing medallists of the XXIX Olympiad. Racing will be held at the
Qingdao Olympic Sailing Centre in Qingdao, approximately 800 kilometers
southeast of Beijing. Racing is scheduled to take place from August 9-21,
with August 22-23 as reserve days. Full details at
http://www.sailing.org/22201.php?PHPSESSID=f78ecd94e7db7523b4a98281bfa65120
2.7
Olympic Games racing format
Many sailors are using ISAF Grade 1 world-ranking events and World Championships
as qualifiers for the Olympic Games this summer in Qingdao, China. As
the host country for the Olympic and Paralympic Games, China gets an automatic
berth in each sailing class while other countries must earn theirs. A
new sailing format will debut at the 2008 Olympic Games in Qingdao, China,
the fleet racing scores determines the classes' top-ten sailors, who then
advance into the medal-racing round, which counts double in the scoring
and acutely effects strategy plays out for the medals. The format of the
final medal race is to produce exciting endings to determine the last
few countries to qualify. This was the case in most of the classes. As
the host country we are very happy to welcome all sailors coming to Qingdao,"
said China's Yngling skipper Song Xia Qun.
2.8 Place
TOTGR 08 firmly into your racing campaign
Discussions are underway to include the Top
of the Gulf Regatta into the AY
Grand
Prix Championships if sufficient racing class yachts goto
Pattaya (1st - 5th May) and join in the fun they have been having at Ocean
marina all these years. Foreign boats planning their 2008 campaign should
consider combining the TOTGR in early May with the Koh Samui Regatta to
be held early June. Ocean Marina can take boats up to 3 meters and plans
are afoot for re-dredging prior to the regatta. OMYC will offer dry storage
FOC for boats up to 5m draft and weighing less than 18 tonnes prior to
the regatta. Boats with drafts over 3m can be moored outside with ferry
service from the Marina, so no need for anyone to get wet feet! For further
info visit the regatta site http://www.topofthegulfregatta.com
2.9 Frank Pong's Jelik sets new Boracay Race Record
In the 204 mile Manila to Boracay Race Frank Pong's Jelik won
the Standard Insurance trophy for line honors and the Kellet Island trophy
for the overall title in a record time of 19 hrs and 6 secs beating his
old record on Boracay of 19 hrs and 48 mins. Subic Centennial
2nd, Karakoa 3rd. In IRC B, Jun Avecilla's Selma Star
was victorious, finishing the ordeal in 32hrs 38mins winning over Challenge
and Sandoway. It was a rough and tumble, wet, wild and cold overnight
race with rains and winds over 27 knots and 6ft swell that caused Doni
Altura’s J35 Vivaldi to dismast and withdrawal of a couple of
yachts from the pounding in the treacherous Verde Passage. Defending Manila-Boracay
IRC B winner, Irresistible was supposed to join the race but
on the way to Manila from Coron where she is based dismasted off Fortune
Island.
2.10
Changes to Asian boat show schedule
TMX Show Productions has announced changes to the venues and dates of
its Asian boat show portfolio. Boat Asia will now take place at the all
new Keppel Bay Marina in Singapore. Dates for the show remain unchanged,
with the event scheduled for April 24-27, 2008. Boat Thai's venue has
been confirmed at the Impact Exhibition Centre in Bangkok. The event's
dates have also changed — the show takes place from May 9-11, 2008.
Boat Tech Asia and Boat Tech China are both 'on hold' for now. Stephanie
Cheong is now director of sales and business development for TMX Show
Productions, while Zann Ng is the marketing director in charge of the
shows. More at: http://www.boat-asia.com/
2.11 WMRT Announces New Event in Korea
London, UK: The World Match Racing Tour has announced the inaugural Korea
Match Cup from 11-15th June this year in Jeongok, Hwasung City in the
Gyeonggi Province of Korea, approximately 45 kilometers South West of
Seoul. The event will offer a minimum prize purse of US$320,000 and the
organizers are building a brand new fleet of Bakewell White 36ft match
racing yachts for the event. The boats are being built at a facility close
to the event venue. 'Korea is a totally new venue for the World Tour and
I am delighted that the Gyeonggi Province has selected the Korea Match
Cup to headline their considerable investment of leisure boating in the
region' commented Tour President, Scott Macleod. 'The Korea Match Cup
prize purse of US$320,000 is also the highest on the Tour for 2008 which
takes the total Tour prize purse to over US$1.9million'. More at: http://www.worldmatchracingtour.com
2.12
Raimon
Land
- Thailand's Award Winning Property Developer
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 Phang
Nga Bay Regatta, Top
of the Gulf Regatta, Evason
Phuket
Race Week the prestigious Phuket
King's
Cup Regatta and
the Koh
Samui Regatta More at: www.raimonland.com
or goto AY
Real-Estate page..
2.13
Some important IRC measurement notices.
RORC IRC Manager Jenny Howells has sent around IRC Notice 2008/02 relating
to the measurement of Headsail Half and Three-quarter Widths (HHW &
HTW) has just been published. They are also pleased to announce that for
the first time, the 2008 IRC Yearbook is now available for viewing or
downloading from the web site http://www.rorcrating.com
Of course we realise that the "hard copy" of the book is a popular
aspect of IRC, and be assured there are NO plans to discontinue the production
of this in the future: the on-line version is complimentary, not an alternative.
However we hope that having it available on-line as well will prove useful
to owners and the trade alike.
2.14
Draconian Aussie Customs arrival measures
American sailor, James Manzari, was originally convicted in the Bundaberg
Magistrates Court in February 2007 of two charges under the Customs Act;
section 64 Impending Arrival Report, and section 64ACB Crew Reports. Under
those rules, a ship's master must provide notice of intended arrival to
Customs 96 hours before their arrival into Australia by fax, e-mail or
telephone. Manzari arrived into the port of Bundaberg, Australia from
Noumea, the capital of New Caledonia, in September 2006, but was convicted
of failing to provide the necessary notice to Customs prior to his arrival.
Manzari claims that he was given outdated information from the Australian
consulate in Noumea stating that arrival information must be given 48-hours
prior to arrival, and that notification by VHF radio was acceptable. Manzari
called Bundaberg customs on his VHF radio and informed them of his plans.
Upon arrival, he says he learned of the new law. The hard way. Some of
the comments read so far are... What a bloody disgrace!! Are we that hard
up for revenue that we resort to such draconian measures? Who was the
'genius' who thought that law up?! On behalf of Australian Yachties a
sincere apology to our American visitors.
3
. INTERNATIONAL NEWS
3.1 Acura Miami Grand Prix
More than 60 boats from 13 different countries have entered the Acura
Miami Grand Prix which begins on Thursday, March 6. A Farr 40 class approaching
30 boats, two IRC classes and over 20 Melges 32s, teeming with international
talent and world champions, make up this extraordinary grand prix fleet.
The Acura Grand Prix trophies for the best combined Key West and Miami
scores will be awarded at the conclusion of racing in this four day, 10-race
regatta. Event website: http://www.Premiere-Racing.com
3.2 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, Farr 52
or Mills DK46 lines up on the starting grid. They just keep turning up
and sailing away with all the major prizes. Three wins for Ray Roberts
DK46 Quantum Racing at the Raja Muda Regatta, Royal Langkawi
Regatta, Singapore Straits and second place at the Kings Cup has lifted
them to first place in the annual 2007-08
AYGP Championships. These successful results confirm that
DK46's are head and shoulders above the rest, be it for offshore or inshore
racing. Have you ordered one yet? Serious
Yachts for Serious Sailors
can be found at http://www.dkyachts.com
3.3
FROSTAD NEW VOLVO OCEAN RACE CEO
Norway's Knut Frostad (40) has been appointed as Chief Executive of the
Volvo Ocean Race. Frostad, who has taken part in the Whitbread/Volvo Ocean
Race four times, twice as skipper and manager of his own projects, will
take up his position at race headquarters in Whiteley, UK, on March 3.
With background in business management and administration, Frostad has
also been a board member and industrial advisor to leading companies as
well as a sought after business speaker in Europe. "My immediate
focus is the present race," said Frostad. "The 2008-09 race
is pretty much laid out. The team in place in race head quarters is experienced
and professional which will ensure a seamless transition." The 2008-09
event will be the 10th running of this ocean marathon. Starting from Alicante
in Spain on 4 October 2008, it will for the first time, take in ports
in Asia. Spanning some 37,000 nautical miles, stopping at around 11 ports
and taking nine months to complete. -- http://www.volvooceanrace.org
3.4
CIRCUMNAVIGATING IN A TIN CAN
After a short test sail on San Francisco Bay, 39-year-old David Vann of
Tallahassee, Florida, embarked on a four-month non-stop singlehanded circumnavigation
via the Southern Ocean aboard his home built trimaran Tin Can. Given that
Frenchman Francis Joyon recently did the same thing in just 57 days with
his 97-ft trimaran IDEC, it sounds like an exciting possibility . . .
until you hear the details. Vann intends to do his 26,000-mile voyage
in the 50-ft aluminum trimaran that he built in his back yard in a matter
of months with a total budget of $25,000. To say that Tin Can is crude
in design and construction would be generous, as she's what a kid's homemade
go-kart is to a Mercedes-Benz. But she's not as ill-conceived as she could
have been. After Vann's first naval architect quit as a result of having
nightmares about the project, his new naval architect, Yves-Marie Tanton,
was at least successful in convincing him to heighten the house from two
feet to four feet, and then widen it from 18 inches to 30 inches. Yeah,
she's one of those dream boats. His first attempt came to an abrupt end
just a few miles down the coast when serious flaws in the aluminum welding
became apparent. Oh well, back to the drawing board. -- Read on Latitude
38: http://tinyurl.com/2osw7u
More at: http://www.esquire.com/the-side/blog/tincan
4. WORLD SPEED RECORDS
4.1
PAPREC-VIRBAC 2 WINS BARCELONA WORLD RACE
(Day 93 - February 11, 2008) At 20h 49.49 UTC, Jean-Pierre Dick and Damian
Foxall steered Paprec-Virbac 2 across the finishing line to win
the Barcelona World Race. Their 25,000-mile journey, non-stop around the
planet, has taken exactly three months, and been an impressive display
of speed and seamanship. The dynamic French-Irish duo held the lead for
the majority of the race, fending off early challenges from PRB and Veolia
Environnement to grab the lead for good on December 7th. More
recently, it's been Hugo Boss clipping at the heels of Jean-Pierre and
Damian as they made their way back up the Atlantic Ocean. Real obstacles
came in the form of icebergs and equipment breakage. Deep in the southern
latitudes, Paprec-Virbac 2 played 'Russian Roulette' with icebergs on
several occasions, escaping unscathed, except for the toll the added stress
and fatigue had taken on the two skippers. Shortly after passing through
Cook Strait (NZL), they hit an object in the water, seriously damaging
their rudder system. But they were able to fix this without stopping.
Then, after rounding Cape Horn, their forestay broke, and dismasting was
a likely outcome. But again, quick thinking and on-board acumen allowed
them to fashion a repair that would hold to the finish. At the same time
second placed Hugo Boss crossed into the Mediterranean and after staging
a come from behind threat finished two days behind. -- http://www.barcelonaworldrace.com
2.3
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
4.2
New
La Route de l’Or Record - Done and Dusted
Setting out from New York on 16th Jan 2008, Lionel Lemonchois and his
crew on the giant class catamaran Gitana 13 crossed the finish line of
La Route de l’Or, situated just off the infamous island of Alcatraz
in San Francisco Bay, at 1707 (UT) 28th Feb. After over 43 days 38 minutes
at sea, including a forced five and a half day stand-by at Cape Horn,
Lionel Lemonchois and his nine crew improved on the reference time held
since 1998 by Yves Parlier and his men by 14 days 2 hours and 43 minutes.
The maxi-catamaran in the colours of the LCF Rothschild Group covered
the 14,000 miles, which separate New York from San Francisco at an average
speed of 15.88 knots and thus set their first record time in their 2008
record campaign. “Being stuck off Cape Horn was an eventuality that
we had envisaged before we set out. Of course we didn’t think we’d
have to hang around there for five days, but we saw it as a kind of fate
and the important thing about this type of journey is to complete it.
We did it for the very fact that no maxi-multihull had ever tackled it
and I wanted to be the first to attempt it… I hope this will give
others the idea and the drive to set off on it. For me, La Route de l’Or
is one of the most interesting courses and it has a real historic legitimacy."
Catch up with all the details, photos and videos at: http://www.gitana-team.com/en/gitana10/homepage.asp
5.
"Unluckiest sailors of the month"
5.1
Groupama 3 capsized in the Pacific Ocean...
18/02/2008 - 05h20 Frank Cammas, skipper of the trimaran Groupama 3 engaged
in the Jules Verne Trophy informed his shore team of the capsize of his
maxi trimaran. "The port float broke into two, resulting in the rupture
of the two connecting arms and mast before capsizing. The crew took refugee
within the central hull of Groupama 3. None of the 10 crew was injured.
There are 5 to 7 meters waves and 25 to 30 knots of wind". Positioned
150 km to the east off the Otago coast in New Zealand, Groupama 3 was
just entering the Pacific Ocean leg of there voyage.
One
day ahead of Bruno Peyron's Jules Verne Trophy record after 24 days at
sea. Once informed the French Search and Rescue organisation alerted its
New Zealand counterpart that the yacht’s locator beacon had been
set off and that rescue of the Groupama 3 crew is needed. Three helicopters
were dispatched to the area within three hours of the capsize and preformed
a text book and the biggest rescue in Dunedin in 15 years. The 10 sailors
were all repatriated to Dunedin on the South Island of New Zealand. None
required hospital attention. The crew were adamant they are not abandoning
the boat and two days after the capsize Cammas and eight of his crew went
to sea in a 245-foot tug boat and organised a rescue mission. Groupama
3 was then towed to Dunedin righted in the harbour and being prepared
for shipment back to France. Check out the incredible video and photos
taken after the capsize and during the rescue mission at: http://www.cammas-groupama.com/en/index.jsp
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