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GREAT SAILORS, GREAT SAILING!
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GREAT SAILORS, GREAT SAILING!
GREAT SAILORS, GREAT SAILING!
GREAT SAILORS, GREAT SAILING!
Do you have any constructive feedback about this project? Would you like to learn more or stay in the loop? Feel free to send our development group a message:
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The membership application asks if you will fly your spinnaker for our events, but that’s just a general guide for our scoring and ratings committees. Competitors still have leeway to declare S or NS for certain events. This extends to other configurations as well – trying out a new jib size, props, etc… (those check boxes on the registration form).
Our scoring system and award structure permits different boat configurations for each of the events in the following list. Each bullet reflects an individual series and you will be scored in the same configuration for all events in that series.
If you wish to change your boat from the configuration on your membership application, you MUST alert the Race Committee before your start. For anything other than spinnakers, advanced notice to the R/C is requested as such changes require research.
All changes must conform to class and phrf rules, of course.
Revised on 2021-06-15
Notes and handicaps are specific to the Beercan Series. They may vary for other events.
Codes: (IB)Inboard, (NS)Non-Spinnaker, (FP)Fixed Prop not in Aperture, (OB)outboard, (IB)Inboard, (RF)Roller-furling mainsail, (SK)Shoal Keel, (TM)Tall Mast, (###%)Jib Size, (ODR)One-Design Rig, (R)Race, (CR)Casual Race, (C)Cruise
| Fleet | Division | Boat | Class | SailNo | HelmName | PHRFTOT | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Race | 1 | Awesome | J30 | 243 | Daniel Prochaska | 139 | 165%, IB, R | |
| Race | 1 | Ten-Seven | J30 | 291 | Mark Hazlett | 141 | IB, 155%, R | |
| Race | 1 | Bebop | S2 7.9 | 357 | Dennis Wenker | 168 | 150%, OB, R | |
| Race | 1 | Endeavour | S2 7.9 | 525 | Justin & Michelle Farner | 168 | OB, R | |
| Race | 1 | Ragtime | S2 7.9 | 399 | John Larson | 168 | ODR, R | |
| Race | 1 | Blew Bayou | Merit 25 | 517 | Rick Hughes | 168 | OB, 155%, R | |
| Race | 1 | Yellow Jacket | S2 7.9 | 79238 | Kevin Mullarky | 168 | OB, R | |
| Race | 1 | Sniper | Pocket Rocket 22 | 29853 | Luca Hynnek | 174 | R | |
| Race | 3 | Nemo | J22 | 795 | Saint Croix Sailing School | 183 | 100%, R | |
| Race | 3 | Wind Dancer | J22 | 803 | Saint Croix Sailing School | 183 | 100%, R | |
| Casual Race | 3 | Savannah Rose | J22 | 1469 | Jon Morris | 183 | 100%, CR | |
| Race | 3 | Fillmore | J22 | 1574 | Luke MacMenamin | 183 | 100%, R | |
| Casual Race | 3 | Luna | J22 | 517 | Lynn Gallandat | 183 | 100%, CR | |
| Race | 3 | Osprey | Mirage 27 | Michael Johnson / Roger Johnson | 212 | 150%, R | ||
| Race | 3 | Altair | Hunter 25.5 | Robert Barbian | 234 | IB, FP, 155%, NS, $ | ||
| Race | 3 | Kindred Spirit | S2 8.6 | Kyle and Chelsea Griffin | 224 | 100%, FP, R | ||
| Race | 3 | Altair II | S2 7.3 | Bob Barbian | 255 | IB, FP, 110%, NS, R | ||
| Casual Race | 5 | Ripple | S2 27 | 27039 | Laura Fairweather/Lori Bergmark | 190 | OB, 135%, CR | |
| Casual Race | 5 | Don’t Panic | Flying Scot | 470 | Alex Marshall | 204 | 100%, OB, CR | |
| Casual Race | 5 | Moby | Hunter 28.5 | Dennis Kroll | 204 | 155%, IB, FP, NS, $ | ||
| Casual Race | 5 | Harmony | Hunter 27 | H27 | John Henly | 207 | OB, TM, 155%, CR | |
| Casual Race | 5 | Wind Hunter | Hunter 18 | Harvey Chichester | 207 | OB, RF, CR | ||
| Casual Race | 5 | Contessa | Ranger 23 | Matt Lynch-McKinney | 222 | TM, 150%, CR | ||
| Casual Race | 5 | Wild Blue | C&C 24 | 16895 | Dean Grau & Kerry Scott | 238 | 165%, NS, CR | |
| Cruise | C | Dasein | C&C 39 | Rosengren/Fretland, Todd & Laura | 123 | IB, SK, C |
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Notice of Race
Sailing Instructions
Other Documents
The Race Committee has created this page to let you know of last-minute cancellations. Brief messages will be posted if we have to change the schedule prior to leaving the dock. Please bookmark this page on your cell phones and refer to it if the weather looks questionable.
The Race Committee leaves the dock 1-hr prior to racing. If that is not possible, racing may be postponed or canceled and updates will be posted here accordingly. Many of our members are located outside of VHF range, so this page should allow everyone to stay in touch. Posts will not be made here for on-the-water changes (once everyone is on the race course and within view of the committee boat).
Bookmark this link: https://stcroixsailing.com/category/racing/rcnotices/
Notice of Race
Sailing Instructions
Other Documents
This is a proposal for Lighted Sequences. It supports both Rolling and Non-Rolling varieties. For simplicity, it only documents RRS26, but can be applied to other sequences quite easily.
The initial concept was to simply replace two flags (Class # and “P”) with lights. Turns out, its more complicated than that. Read our provisional proposal here (it is regularly updated): Lighted Start Sequence (Google Docs)
If you have any suggestions for improvement, please let us know!
| Minutes before starting signal | Flag Signal | Light Signal | Sound Signal | Means |
| (any) | Class Flags, sequentially ordered. *
P, I, Z, Z with I, U, or black flag |
Defines class order and penalties | ||
| 5 | Top Light On | One | Warning Signal | |
| 4 | Bottom Light On | One | Preparatory Signal | |
| 1 | Top Light Off | One Long | One-Minute | |
| 0 | Class flag removed * | Bottom Light Off | One | Starting Signal |
* Class and penalty flags for started classes shall be removed prior to the Preparatory signal for subsequent classes.
The warning signal for each succeeding class shall be made with or after the starting signal of the preceding class.
A competing boat would see something like the following image. Light colors are to be decided.
All of these lights mean something in the USCG rules, so we added blinking lights – that way our Race Committee shouldn’t be confused with another type of vessel.
There are significant hardware changes for this version of the timer. Including an upgrade of the processor to the ATMega1284p, the addition of an SD Card, and support for multiple sequence lights.
Here are a few examples of circuit-board related updates.