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Clipper Yacht Cork Penalized for Engine Use
Posted On 11/04/2009 19:39:15 by YACHT

Cork penalised one point - 04 November 2009

The Race Committee has today announced a one point penalty for Cork, Ireland. The punishment follows Cork’s use of their engine during Race 2 from La Rochelle to Rio de Janeiro.

The team switched on and engaged their engine during the race in order to avoid a fishing fleet at a time when they were untangling a major spinnaker wrap. Skipper, Richie Fearon... Read More



Fast Reaching Conditions for Clipper Fleet Heading for Cape Town
Posted On 11/04/2009 19:37:20 by YACHT

Latest South Atlantic depression hits fleet - 04 November 2009

All the teams are reporting good speeds as the latest South Atlantic depression sweeps across the fleet. This latest weather system should keep all the boats flying at top speed towards Cape Town for the next 18 to 24 hours. In these conditions the Clipper 68s will average about 10 to 12 knots with peak speeds close to 20 knots. Travelling at s... Read More



BOR 90 drops its mast
Posted On 11/04/2009 08:37:32 by Songeur

04.11.2009 CET

BMW ORACLE Racing shifts into recovery mode. After dismasting during sea trials on Tuesday morning, the BOR 90 returned to the team base in San Diego late Tuesday afternoon.

Shortly after returning to shore, helmsman Jimmy Spithill expressed pride in how his team responded on the water when the mast came down.
 
"The crew are all safe and all of the contingencies that are built into the programme really showed today. I just commend the crew and all ou... Read More



Hull and Humber First Through Scoring Gate on Way to Cape Town
Posted On 11/03/2009 10:59:22 by YACHT

Perseverance pays off for Hull & Humber - 03 November 2009

Perseverance has paid off for the crew of Hull & Humber. The team crossed the scoring gate this morning at 0648GMT to take the first three points in the South Atlantic race to Cape Town. But it wasn’t a straightforward victory for the English entry as skipper Piers Dudin explains.

“So the scoring gate didn’t give up its points... Read More



Three Seconds Separated Lead Boats in the 2009 IRC East Coast Championship.
Posted On 11/03/2009 10:02:57 by YACHT

Decision  IV  Named 2009 IRC East Coast Champion

Annapolis, Md. (Nov. 2, 2009) – After three days and six races, just three seconds separated Stephen Murray Jr.’s (New Orleans, La.) TP 52 Decision IV from Mike Williamson’s (New Castle, N.H.) King 40 White Heat in the battle to claim the overall title at the 2009 IRC East Coast Championship. In total, 38 yachts raced in five classes at the... Read More



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