Bandit IF Regatta – Feb 25th 2023

From the left to the right (in Bandit IFs): Julie, Sirius, Red, Darb & Kit, Markis, and Moon.
Committee boat: Daenerys, and Tamarushka.
Pier: Cole, and Marius.
Dock: Tamar, Cryptic, Cae, Vicky, and Sandra.

The last North Sea Bandit IF Regatta for February, 2023, took place on a pleasant Saturday afternoon. We had six bandit IFs at the start. One bandit IF had crew on board. Later, two more skippers joined the fleet.

Julie took the lead in the first race. Followed by Moon and Siri. They would fight fiercely for the top three places. During the race, two skippers broke down.

During the second race, Siri took the lead, but it was soon taken over by Moon. Julie broke down but was still able to resume her race. Two other skippers had to give up during the race.

It had to happen in the last race. Julie immediately took the head and did not give it away. Siri went into battle with Moon. Jack managed to take advantage of this and took second place. He would have to defend this place in the course of the race, because Moon didn’t leave him alone. Siri, meanwhile, was battling Rugger for fourth place.

There were four DNFs (Did Not Finish) and no DSQs (Disqualified) through both races and it was another successful and sporty day in The North Sea.

Race Director: Daenerys
Assistant Race Directors: Tarmarushka, and Cryptic

Wind: 285 (WNW) 18kts

Wind: 280° (WbN) 18kts

Wind: 280° (WbN) 18kts

Note:
Did Not Finish (DNF) = number of finish +1
Disqualified (DSQ) = number of finish + number of DNFs + 1
Did Not Start (DNS) = number of start +1

Today’s winners were Julie (JulieRoyale Resident), with Moon (Moonglownight Resident) second, and Siri (Sirius Rosca) in third place.

Congratulations to all of you. Thank you to everyone who came to sail and spectate.

Race Notes:
Jack (Jacquimo Resident), Darb (Darb Tabak), and Markis (Marcus Schechter) all finished tied with 9 points. Rule A8.1 of Appendix A, Scoring, 2021 – 2024 World Sailing Racing Rules of Sailing is used to break this tie:

“If there is a series score tie between two or more boats, each boat’s race scores shall be listed in order of best to worst, and at the first point(s) where there is a difference the tie shall be broken in favour of the boat(s) with the best score(s). No excluded scores shall be used.“

Skipper	Best Finish	Next Best Finish
Jacquimo Resident	2	7
Darb Tabak	4	5
Marcus Schechter	4	5

With the race results rearranged in best to worst finish order, per A8.1, the tie breaks in Jack’s favor with having a second place finish over Darb’s and Markis’s fourth place finishes as their best.

As Darb and Markis both have duplicate finishes, Rule A8.2 of Appendix A, Scoring, 2021 – 2024 World Sailing Racing Rules of Sailing is used to further break this tie:

“If a tie still remains between two or more boats, they shall be ranked in order of their scores in the last race. Any remaining ties shall be broken by using the tied boats’ scores in the next-to-last race and so on until all ties are broken. These scores shall be used even if some of them are excluded scores.“

Skipper	Race 1	Race 2	Race 3
Darb Tabak	5	4	6
Marcus Schechter	4	5	7

In the last race, Darb breaks the tie with Markis with his sixth place finish over Markis’s seventh place finish.

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Rugger (ruggeromare Resident) and Red (RedHeadJO Resident) finished tied with 11 points. As they both have duplicate finishes, Rule A8.2 of Appendix A, Scoring, 2021 – 2024 World Sailing Racing Rules of Sailing is used to break this tie:

“If a tie still remains between two or more boats, they shall be ranked in order of their scores in the last race. Any remaining ties shall be broken by using the tied boats’ scores in the next-to-last race and so on until all ties are broken. These scores shall be used even if some of them are excluded scores.“

Skipper	Race 1	Race 2	Race 3
ruggeromare Resident	7	6	5
RedHeadJO Resident	5	6	8

In the last race, Rugger breaks the tie with Red with his fifth place finish over Red’s eighth place finish.
 

Bandit IF Regatta – August 20th 2022

From the left to the right (in Bandit IFs): Darb & Kit, Rugger, Jack, Sirius, Julie, Zero, and Moon. Committee boat: Daenerys, and Tamarushka. Dock: Cryptic, and Caethes.

This weeks North Sea Bandit IF Regatta took place on a beautiful mid-August Saturday afternoon. We started with seven Bandit IFs. One of the seven Bandit IFs had crew on board. At the start of the first race, the entire fleet sailed towards the first mark. There, Rugger, Zero, and Julie pushed to be the first to round this one. They were followed shortly by Moon. Then Darb, Siri and Jack followed. In that order, they sailed toward the third and fourth marks. Here Moon had bad luck and Siri connected with Julie, Zero and Rugger. Jack hooked up at the end of the race too, but then Julie had taken a slight lead over Zero and Rugger.

In the second race, a new skipper reported and we started with eight Bandit IFs. A group of five skippers, including Moon, Jack, Rugger, Julie and Zero, had a slight lead as we approached the canal in the Guanabana region. The passage was tight. En route to the North Sea, Rugger had taken the lead and was being chased by Zero, Julie, Moon and Siri. Just before Sloe, Rugger was caught up by his pursuers. Here Julie and Moon took the lead. Julie distanced himself from moon and the foursome behind Julie would compete for second to fifth place. 10 meters before the finish, disaster struck for Rugger. He crashed on a corner and his ship went in circles. In the end he finished seventh.

With one race to go, Julie could take it easy, but she didn’t. At the start she took the lead and Rugger tried a different tack and started from port. Arriving at the first mark, Julie was still in the lead and was chased by Moon, Siri and Max. Rugger followed in fifth. On the way to the Nectarine region, Max was overtaken by Rugger and Zero. Jack stayed a bit behind. At the statues of Eden, Max caught up with Rugger again. On the finish line Jack and Rugger made it exciting for sixth place

There was one DNF (Did Not Finish) and no DSQs (Disqualified) through all the races and it was another successful and sporty day in The North Sea.

Race Director: Daenerys
Assistant Race Directors: Tarmarushka, and Cryptic

Wind: 220 (SW) 18kts

Wind: 220° (SW) 18kts

Wind: 220° (SW) 18kts

Note:
Did Not Finish (DNF) = number of finish +1
Disqualified (DSQ) = number of finish + number of DNFs + 1
Did Not Start (DNS) = number of start +1

Today’s winners were Julie (JulieRoyale Resident), with Moon (Moonglownight Resident) second, and Zero (Sleet Zero) in third place.

Congratulations to all of you. Thank you to everyone who came to sail and spectate.

Race Notes:
Zero (Sleet Zero) and Siri (Sirius Rosca) both finished tied with 6 points. Rule A8.1 of Appendix A, Scoring, 2021 – 2024 World Sailing Racing Rules of Sailing is used to break this tie:

“If there is a series score tie between two or more boats, each boat’s race scores shall be listed in order of best to worst, and at the first point(s) where there is a difference the tie shall be broken in favour of the boat(s) with the best score(s). No excluded scores shall be used.“

Skipper	Best Finish	Next Best Finish
Sleet Zero	2	4
Sirius Rosca	3	3

With the race results rearranged in best to worst finish order, per A8.1, the tie breaks in Zero’s favor with having a second place finish over Sirius’ third place finish as his best.
 

Bandit IF Regatta – Feb 26th 2022

From the left to the right: (in Bandit IFs): boats: Emi, Julie, Rugger, Siri, Max & Wyndi, Moon, Jack, Gryfin, Juicy & DiSi, Alex Committee boat: Daenerys Pier: Kim, Asher, Marius

Saturday saw a beautiful afternoon in the winter. This time we had a fleet of ten Bandit IF’s at the start. Two of the eight Bandit IFs had crews. The North Sea and Fruit regions behaved well and there was not a cloud in the sky. We thought so.

In the first race had a nice start. A skipper already took the lead. Behind her came a group of five Bandits who wanted to sail together past the first mark. This went extremely well. During the race, the skippers distanced themselves from the other four. However, another skipper had joined the four other boats. As a result, the group continued to consist of 5 boats. As the race progressed, the group slowly fell apart. The two front runners had got their hands on their position.

In the second race, everything seemed to be going well, until a region worked against it. As a result, the race had to be re-started. However, some skippers did not immediately respond to a restart. After the restart of the second race, we immediately had five boats in the lead. The five skippers would compete for first place

In the third and final race of the day we had a compact fleet of eight boats. Because the skippers each sailed a different line to the first mark, groups soon arose. And it soon became clear who was going to win this third race.

There was no DNFs (Did Not Finish) and no DSQs (Disqualified) through both races and it was another successful and sporty day in The North Sea.

Race Director: Daenerys
Assistant Race Director: Cryptic
Wind: 225 (SW) 18kts

Note:
Did Not Finish (DNF) = number of finish +1
Disqualified (DSQ) = number of finish + number of DNFs + 1
Did Not Start (DNS) = number of start +1

Today’s winners were Julie (JulieRoyale), with Moon (Moonglownight Resident) second, and Jack (Jacquimo Resident) in third place.

Congratulations to all of you. Thank you to everyone who came to sail and spectate.

Race Notes:
Max (Maximiliano Szondi) and Juicy (juice651 Resident) finished tied with 12 points. A Rule A8.1 of Appendix A, Scoring, 2021 – 2024 World Sailing Racing Rules of Sailing is used to break this tie:

“If there is a series score tie between two or more boats, each boat’s race scores shall be listed in order of best to worst, and at the first point(s) where there is a difference the tie shall be broken in favour of the boat(s) with the best score(s). No excluded scores shall be used.“

Skipper	Best Finish	Next Best Finish
Maximiliano Szondi	5	7
juice651 Resident	6	6

With the race results rearranged in best to worst finish order, per A8.1, the tie breaks in Max’s s favor with having a fifth place finish over Juicy’s sixth place finish as his best
 

Bandit IF Regatta – Dec 11th 2021

From the left to the right: (in Bandit IFs): boats: RedheadJo & Kim, Jackson, Sirius & Angelie, Moonglownight Committee boat: Daenerys Pier: Jake Dock: Victor

This weeks North Sea Bandit IF Regatta took place on a beautiful Saturday afternoon in December. Today, the races were held Eden Curlew. This time we had a fleet of four Bandit IFs at the start. Two Bandit IFs had crew on board. The North Sea regions behaved well and there was not a cloud in the sky.

We sailed three races. All three the race courses remained on the northeast side of The North Sea waters. In all races we started with compact fleets, making the races exciting. One sailor did rule the sea from begin to the finish in the first two races

We had one DNF (Did Not Finish) and no DSQs (Disqualified) through all races and it was another successful and sporting day in The North Sea.

Race Director: Daenerys
Assistant Race Director: Cryptic

Wind: 225 (SW) 18kts

Wind: 225° (SW) 18kts

Wind: 225° (SW) 18kts

Note:
Did Not Finish (DNF) = number of finish + 1
Disqualified (DSQ) = number of finish + number of DNFs + 1
Did Not Start (DNS) = number of start + 1

Today’s winner was Jack (Jacquimo Resident), with Moon (Moonglownight Resident) second, and Siri (Sirius Rosca) in third place. Congratulations to all of you. Thank you to everyone who came to sail and spectate.
 

Bandit IF Regatta – July 31th 2021

From the left to the right: (in Bandit IFs): boats: Emileigh, Jackson, Red & Carlota, Sirius, Ruggeromare Juicy, JulieRoyale, Angus, Moonglownight Committee boat: Daenerys, Tamarushka Pier: DC ArtTeazen Dock: BeBoop

The last Saturday in July saw a beautiful summer afternoon for racing. This time we had a fleet of nine Bandit IF’s at the start. One of the nine Bandit IF’s had crew and it had to drop out at the first start. The North Sea and Fruit regions behaved well and there was not a cloud in the sky.

Today we would sail three races. In the first race, the fleet would stay together until the third leg. Then groups arose, eventually becoming groups of duos. We would see this happen in the other two races. At the second race we had a compact fleet until we approached the first mark. There, two skippers lost control of the boat, but would later recover. One of the two skippers then held a catch-up race, which created a group of two with the pursuers. In the third race, the fleet spread out to the first mark, only to come together again, creating duos right away.

We had two DNFs (Did Not Finish) and none DSQs (Disqualified) through all races and it was another successful and sporting day in The North Sea.

More pictures after the results

Race Director: Daenerys
Assist Race Director: Tamarushka, and Cryptic

Wind: 220 (SW) 16kts

Wind: 215° (SW) 16kts

Wind: 220° (SW) 17kts

Note:
Did Not Finish (DNF) = number of finish + 1
Disqualified (DSQ) = number of finish + number of DNFs + 1
Did Not Start (DNS) = number of start + 1

Today’s winner was Julie (JulieRoyale Resident), with Moon (moonglownight Resident) second, and Siri (Sirius Rosca) in third place. Congratulations to all of you. Thank you to everyone who came to sail and spectate.

Race Notes:
Siri (Sirius Rosca) and Rugger (ruggeromare Resident) finished tied with 7 points. As they both have duplicate finishes, Rule A8.2 of Appendix A, Scoring, 2021 – 2024 World Sailing Racing Rules of Sailing is used to break this tie:

“If a tie still remains between two or more boats, they shall be ranked in order of their scores in the last race. Any remaining ties shall be broken by using the tied boats’ scores in the next-to-last race and so on until all ties are broken. These scores shall be used even if some of them are excluded scores.“

Skipper	Race 1	Race 2	Race 3
Sirius Rosca	6	4	3
ruggeromare Resident	8	3	4

In the last race, Sirius breaks the tie with Rugger with his third place finish over Rugger’s fourth place finish.
Note: Siri’s and Rugger’s Race 1 scores are included even though they are excluded scores, per the last line of Rule A8.2 “These scores shall be used even if some of them are excluded scores.”

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Bandit IF Regatta – May 8th 2021

From the left to the right: (in Bandit IFs): boats: Emileigh, Jackson, Moonglownight, Julie, Juicy, Dunia, RedheadJo, Max & Windy, Rugger, Massimo & Mariangla Committee boat: Daenerys Pier: Dzhessika, Summer Dock: Sin,

This weeks North Sea Bandit IF regatta took place on a beautiful May Saturday afternoon in the North Sea and Fruit Islands. With wind coming from the southwest, The North Sea and Fruit regions behaved well and there was not a cloud in the sky. Today we had a fleet of eleven Bandit IFs at the start. Two of the eleven Bandit IFs had crew.

We had three great races. There were close fights between all the skippers. For a long time we had a compact fleet during each of the three races.

We had four DNFs (Did Not Finish) and no DSQs (Disqualified) through all races and it was another successful and sporting day in The North Sea.

More pictures after the results.

Race Director: Daenerys
Assist Race Director: Cryptic

Wind: 220° (SW) 16kts

Wind: 215° (SW) 16kts

Wind: 220° (SW) 17kts

Note:
Did Not Finish (DNF) = number of finish + 1
Disqualified (DSQ) = number of finish + number of DNFs + 1
Did Not Start (DNS) = number of start + 1

Today’s winner was Moon (Moonglownight Resident), with Julie (JulieRoyale Resident) second, and Jack (Jacquimo Resident) in third place. Congratulations to all of you. Thank you to everyone who came to sail and spectate.

Race Notes:

 

Bandit IF Regatta – November 21st 2020

From the left to the right: (in Bandit IFs): boats: Julie, Julia, Kim & BalutA, Max & Wyndi, Moon, Rugger, Siri, Rider
Pier: Brandon
Committee boat: Daenerys

Saturday afternoon was a stormy fall afternoon. This time we had a fleet of eight Bandit IFs at the start. Two of the eight Bandit IFs had crew. After the first match, another Bandit joined the group.

Today we had three short routes and with the higher wind force, the fleet was pulled apart quite quickly. However, we would also have many dropouts due to the stormy weather. Some sailors were unlucky and others gave up.

We had nine DNFs (Did Not Finish) and no DSQs (Disqualified) through both races and it was another successful and sporting day in The North Sea.

More pictures after the results.

Race Director: Daenerys
Assist Race Director: Cryptic

Wind: 210° (SW) 17kts

Wind: 205° (SW) 17kts

Wind: 215° (SW) 17kts

Note:
Did Not Finish (DNF) = number of finish +1
Did Not Start (DNS) = number of start +1

Today’s winner was Moon (moonglownight Resident), with Julie (JulieRoyale Resident) second, and Siri (Sirius Rosca) in third place. Congratulations to all of you. Thank you to everyone who came to sail and spectate.

Race Notes:

 

Bandit IF Regatta – November 14th 2020

From the left to the right: (in Bandit IFs): boats: Juicy, Jackson, Julie, Sirius & Izi, Kim, Zoda, Dunia & Emileigh, Rugger, Moon Pier: Sam Dock: BalutA Committee boat: Daenerys, Tamarushka

Saturday afternoon was beautiful afternoon in the fall. This time we had a fleet of nine Bandit IFs at the start. Two of the nine Bandit IFs had crew. The North Sea regions and Fruit regions were well behaved and there was not a cloud in the sky. After the first race, another Bandit joined the company.

We had a good start and we had a group of five boats right from the start. One of the chased boats split immediately after take-off. This boat joined the company at the first mark. After this mark, the leader took the lead on the chasing group. In the Sapodilla region another boat joined the chasing group. Which gave us a leader with a group of five pursuers. This group fell apart after the match slowly progressed and the order of entry was decided at the Eden Albatros region.

In the second race, we had a group of five boats heading for the first mark. After the second mark we had a front runner with two groups of two boaters that were well matched. These were chased by three other boats. After the second mark everyone went their own way. At the third mark, we had a vast group of six boats. One of the skippers broke down here and had to give up

We had three DNFs (Did Not Finish) and no DSQs (Disqualified) through both races and it was another successful and sporting day in The North Sea.

More pictures after the results.

Race Director: Daenerys
Assist Race Director: Tamarushka

Wind: 235° (SW) 13kts

Wind: 240° (SW) 13kts

Note:
Did Not Finish (DNF) = number of finish +1
Did Not Start (DNS) = number of start +1

Today’s winner was Moon (moonglownight Resident), with Julie (JulieRoyale Resident) second, and Jack (Jacquimo Resident) in third place. Congratulations to all of you. Thank you to everyone who came to sail and spectate.

Race Notes:
Amy (Montserrat Naidoo), Juicy (juice651 Resident), Rugger (ruggeromare Resident) and Zoda (Shakhzoda Resident) all finished tied with 16 points. Rule A8.1 of Guidance on Scoring under Appendix A to the Rules of Sailing is used to break this tie:

“If there is a series score tie between two or more boats, each boat’s race scores shall be listed in order of best to worst, and at the first point(s) where there is a difference the tie shall be broken in favour of the boat(s) with the best score(s). No excluded scores shall be used.“

Skipper	Best Finish	Next Best Finish
Montserrat Naidoo	6	10
juice651 Resident	7	9
ruggeromare Resident	7	9
Shakhzoda Resident	8	8

With the race results rearranged in best to worst finish order, per A8.1, the tie breaks in Amy’s favor with having a sixth place finish over Juice and Rugger’s seventh place finish as their best and Zoda’s eighth place as her best.

As Juicy (juice651 Resident) and Rugger (ruggeromare Resident) have duplicate finishes, Rule A8.2 of Guidance on Scoring under Appendix A to the Rules of Sailing is used to break this remaining tie:

“If a tie still remains between two or more boats, they shall be ranked in order of their scores in the last race. Any remaining ties shall be broken by using the tied boats’ scores in the next-to-last race and so on until all ties are broken. These scores shall be used even if some of them are excluded scores.“

Skipper	Race 1	Race 2
juice651 Resident	9	7
ruggeromare Resident	7	9

In the last race, Juicy breaks the tie with Rugger with his seventh place finish over Rugger’s ninth place finish.

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Bandit IF Regatta – September 19th 2020

From the left to the right: (in Bandit IFs): boats: Tamarushka, Jack, Sirius, Max (& Wyndi), Rugger, Dunia & Emi, kim, Moon, Julie
Pier: PaulinaKooy, Micha Karfield
Committee boat: Daenerys

It was a beautiful day for sailing, Saturday afternoon. This time we again had nine boats of the same class, namely Bandit IFs, two of the Bandit IFs had crew. The North Sea regions behaved well and even in the Fruit waters there was not a cloud in the sky. However, during the first race, we had a storm in the Morinda region.

We had a good start and immediately after the start four skippers split off by tackling immediately. The rounding of the first mark went smoothly. After the third mark, two skippers had taken the lead, but they would end up in a thunderstorm. They were chased by a group of five boats. After the thunderstorm we had a front runner with a chasing group of four, which slowly fell apart.

The start of the second race was also excellent and a fleet of seven boats sailed to the first two marks, of which the first mark was an island. After the second mark, each skipper made their own way along the coastline to the third mark, dancing between tacking in time and not touching each other. At the third mark we had a leader who had split off, followed by a group of four and three boats. Between the fourth and sixth mark we had a hard fight for fourth and fifth place.

We had one DNF (Did Not Finish) and no DSQs (Disqualififed) through both races and it was another successful and sporty day in The North Sea.

More pictures after the results.

Race Director: Daenerys

Wind: 230° (SW) 12kts

Wind: 235° (SW) 13kts

Note:
Did Not Finish (DNF) = number of finish +1
Did Not Start (DNS) = number of start +1

Today’s winner was Moon (moonglownight Resident), with Julie (JulieRoyale Resident) second, and Tamar (Tamara Czervik) in third place. Congratulations to all of you. Thank you to everyone who came to sail and spectate.

Race Notes:
Siri (Sirius Rosca), Kim (Kim Farleigh) and Jack (Jacquimo Resident) all finished tied with 11 points. Rule A8.1 of Guidance on Scoring under Appendix A to the Rules of Sailing is used to break this tie:

“If there is a series score tie between two or more boats, each boat’s race scores shall be listed in order of best to worst, and at the first point(s) where there is a difference the tie shall be broken in favour of the boat(s) with the best score(s). No excluded scores shall be used.“

Skipper	Best Finish	Next Best Finish
Sirius Rosca	4	7
Kim Farleigh	4	7
Jacquimo Resident	5	6

With the race results rearranged in best to worst finish order, per A8.1, the tie breaks in Siri’s and Kim’s favor with having a fourth place finish over Jack’s fifth place finish as his best. As Siri and Kim both have duplicate finishes, Rule A8.2 of Guidance on Scoring under Appendix A to the Rules of Sailing is used to further break this tie:

“If a tie still remains between two or more boats, they shall be ranked in order of their scores in the last race. Any remaining ties shall be broken by using the tied boats’ scores in the next-to-last race and so on until all ties are broken. These scores shall be used even if some of them are excluded scores“

Skipper	Race 1	Race 2
Sirius Rosca	7	4
Kim Farleigh	4	7

In the last race, Siri breaks the tie with Kim with his fourth place finish over Kim’s seventh place finish

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Special NSR Summer Races – August 8th 2020

From the left to the right in Bandit IF: Ruggeromare, Sirius, Maurice, Moonglognight, Julie, Izi, Torajiro
From the left to the right in Bandit B22: Jenna, Kim
From the left to the right in Star Class: Emileigh & Dunia, Callie
Dock, Tamarushka, Cryptic and Caethes

Saturday afternoon was beautiful, in the middle of a hot summer, with good sailing weather and not a single thunderstorm to be seen. This time we invited several classes to make this Saturday afternoon a special match. So we had seven Bandit IFs, two Bandit 22 LTEs and two The Mesh Shop (TMS) Star Class, one with crew and one sailing single-handed respectively.
The boats would all start simultaneously, but there would be three races here at the same time. Because all boats sail under BOSS3, we could deviate from the standard wind direction that everyone can now dream. For me BOSS3 and BOSS4 is the future for sailing in Secondlife™.

We had a good start again. Immediately after the start, two groups of four boats were already formed
After the first buoy a Bandit 22 took the lead, this was followed by two Bandit IFs who competed for first place for the Bandit IF class. The two TMS Star Classes got stuck between the other Bandit IFs. Halfway through the race we lost a TMS Star Class.

In the second race, the Bandit IFs took the lead at the start. Rounding the first mark, an island, we had a group of nine boats. However, we lost two Bandit IFs at the second mark. The route took us along the pier of Eden Jakana to Eden Albatros. Here a Bandit 22 was in charge of a group of five boats, including a TMS Star Class.

We had four DNFs (Did Not Finish) through both races and it was another successful and sporty day in The North Sea.

More pictures after the results.

Race Director: Daenerys
Assist Race Director: Cryptic

Wind: 230° (SW) 13kts

Wind: 235° (SW) 14kts

Note:
Did Not Finish (DNF) = number of finish +1
Did Not Start (DNS) = number of start +1

Today’s winners on the Bandit 22 LTE were Jenna ( jnx1e Resident), with Kim (Kim Farleigh) second.

Today’s winners on the Bandit IF were Siri (Sirius Rosca), with Julie (JulieRoyale Resident) second, and Moon (moonglownight Resident) in third place.

Today’s winners on the TMS Star Class were Callie (SheCallie Resident), with Emi (Emileigh Starbrook) second.

Congratulations to all of you. Thank you to everyone who came to sail and spectate.

Race Notes:
Moon (Moonglownight Resident) was disqualified (DSQ) during the first race for finishing the race under protest while failing to complete a 360° penalty turn due to a Rule 10 On Opposite Tacks foul committed right after the start.

“10 ON OPPOSITE TACKS
When boats are on opposite tacks, a port-tack boat shall keep clear of a starboard-tack boat.“

Source: 2017 – 2020 World Sailing Racing Rules of Sailing

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Emileigh (Emileigh Starbrook) was disqualified (DSQ) during the second race for sailing an incorrect course, missing the Yellow pin in the Bullace region.

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Moon (moonglownight Resident) and Rugger (ruggeromare Resident) both finished tied with 7 points. Rule A8.1 of Guidance on Scoring under Appendix A to the Rules of Sailing is used to break this tie:

“If there is a series score tie between two or more boats, each boat’s race scores shall be listed in order of best to worst, and at the first point(s) where there is a difference the tie shall be broken in favour of the boat(s) with the best score(s). No excluded scores shall be used.“

Skipper	Best Finish	Next Best Finish
moonglownight Resident	1	6
ruggeromare Resident	3	4

With the race results rearranged in best to worst finish order, per A8.1, the tie breaks in Moon’s favor with having a first place finish over Ruggers third place finish as his best.

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Tora (torajiro Whitfield) and Izi (Izi Shinohara) both finished tied with 8 points. Rule A8.1 of Guidance on Scoring under Appendix A to the Rules of Sailing is used to break this tie:

“If there is a series score tie between two or more boats, each boat’s race scores shall be listed in order of best to worst, and at the first point(s) where there is a difference the tie shall be broken in favour of the boat(s) with the best score(s). No excluded scores shall be used.“

Skipper	Best Finish	Next Best Finish
torajiro Whitfield	3	5
Izi Shinohara	4	4

With the race results rearranged in best to worst finish order, per A8.1, the tie breaks in Torajiroe’s favor with having a third place finish over Izi’s forth place finish as her best.

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