The Twenty Hundred Club is rolling out an enhanced race administration system for 2019 with the following features.
- Membership & Race Entry done online via the Shop (no change)
- Scratch Sheet automatically populated online using Shop orders (introduced in 2018)
- Automatic personalized email reminder sent 7 days before a race. The email contains a link directing the Skipper to a page where
- Race participation is confirmed, or withdraw from race
- Option to change Class (Spinnaker/Cruising)
- Option to update PHRF value
- Scratch sheet set to final the day before the race , locking it from further changes
- New scoring system built into website publishes finish results in near real time through the use of a phone on the finish boat – final results will be posted shortly after the committee boat docks and finish times are verified
- Race Results include additional columns for time behind the previous boat finishing and time behind the first boat finished. An option is provided to display results without the Twenty Hundred Club penalty.
The new system should improve scratch sheet accuracy and provide race results in a more timely manner. The 2018 Block Island race results are scored using the new system and may be viewed at this link.
Results from the 2018 Fall Race Around Prudence Island have been posted at this link. The winds were significantly greater than predicted, providing for some spectacular round ups and wet crew on the rail. Congratulations to the following winners in each class:
- Spinnaker A: Vin McAteer – Divided Sky
- Spinnaker B: Moose McClintock – Two Dogs
- Cruising 1: Craig Forbes – Haraka
- Cruising 2: Randy Church – Mental Floss
That was the last scheduled race for 2018 but you still have chance to compete anytime in the Around Aquidneck Island Challenge. Register for it at this link and race either Spinnaker, Cruising, or both as many times as you like.
Results from the Prince Henry the Navigator race have been posted at this link. Congratulations to Moose McClintock in Two Dogs for winning the Spinnaker class and Dick Waterman in Allegro Vivace for winning the Cruising class.
Block Island results are now posted – Block Island Race Results. A challenging race out to Block Island with many having a “wet and wild” ride as the storms blew through. Thanks to Rear Commodore Lisa Hammond the BBQ by the Oar was a great success. The weather cooperated nicely for the race back from BI.
Results for this past weekend’s Cuttyhunk race are now posted here: Cuttyhunk Race Results
Great weather and an excellent turnout this year! Next event is Block Island in four weekends!
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The preliminary scratch sheet is posted with class splits for the race in both directions.
The Notice of Race and Sailing Instructions are also online. The start Saturday will be by can G3 Southeast of Rose Island with the first warning scheduled at 1030.
A post-race party and results announcement will occur at the BBQ area next to the Oar Restaurant in New Harbor on Saturday afternoon. Participants are requested to bring hors d’oeuvres to share. Libations and food (burgers, hot dogs, etc) will be available starting at 1800 with results announcement shortly thereafter. Meal tickets are available for $10 per plate. Purchase is requested prior to the race weekend. Cash will be accepted at the event as well. No social events are planned for Sunday or Monday.
Permanent link to this article: http://twentyhundredclub.org/buy-bi-food-tickets-preliminary-bi-scratch-sheet-available/
The 2019 Cuttyhunk Race Sailing Instructions have been amended to eliminate the discrepancy on the number of classes and start sequence listed in the Notice of Race. The NOR correctly listed two classes – Spinnaker and Non-Spinnaker (Cruising). The SI Amendment 1 is updated with the following changes displayed with yellow background text in the posted document.
- Reduces the number of classes originally listed as five to two (Spinnaker & Cruising)
- Updates the start sequence to reflect two classes
- Updates the start procedure per RRS 26 with starting signals synchronized to GPS time and announced over VHF 72 with a verbal countdown. (No flags will be displayed)
- Updates start procedure to indicate a rolling start – Cruising Class starts first with the Spinnaker Class warning being the Cruising Class start.
- Updates links for US Sailing referenced documents
The scratch sheet is final on Friday morning 19 July and may be viewed at this link.
Permanent link to this article: http://twentyhundredclub.org/cuttyhunk-si-amended-scratch-sheet-set-to-final-on-friday/
Spring Race Around Aquidneck
The Final Scratch Sheet is now posted for the first Twenty Hundred Club race of the 2019 season co-hosted event with Tiverton Yacht Club! We are looking forward to a wonderful day of racing and enjoying post race chatter and beverages at fabulous TYC facilities!
- As a reminder, if you are attending the post race festivities, please bring an appetizer
- Chowder will be served at 5:00pm with grilled items to follow
- Corn Hole will be set up
- Shower facilities will be available
- The pool is open until 6:00pm
- Overnight dockage available at TYC – – contact Gregg Morash via email – PastCommodore@twentyhundredclub.org
The Around Aquidneck Island Race on Saturday, June 22nd starts at 1000 by G3 bell near the Hog Island light off of Bristol and navigates around Aquidneck Island finishing at the entrance of Tiverton Harbor.
The following links are provided for the Around Aquidneck Island Spring Race.
See you on the water!
Commodore
Twenty Hundred Club
Permanent link to this article: http://twentyhundredclub.org/final-scratch-sheet-posted-for-spring-race/
The Twenty Hundred Club is rolling out an enhanced race administration system for 2019 with the following features.
- Membership & Race Entry done online via the Shop (no change)
- Scratch Sheet automatically populated online using Shop orders (introduced in 2018)
- Automatic personalized email reminder sent 7 days before a race. The email contains a link directing the Skipper to a page where
- Race participation is confirmed, or withdraw from race
- Option to change Class (Spinnaker/Cruising)
- Option to update PHRF value
- Scratch sheet set to final the day before the race , locking it from further changes
- New scoring system built into website publishes finish results in near real time through the use of a phone on the finish boat – final results will be posted shortly after the committee boat docks and finish times are verified
- Race Results include additional columns for time behind the previous boat finishing and time behind the first boat finished. An option is provided to display results without the Twenty Hundred Club penalty.
The new system should improve scratch sheet accuracy and provide race results in a more timely manner. The 2018 Block Island race results are scored using the new system and may be viewed at this link.
Permanent link to this article: http://twentyhundredclub.org/enhanced-race-administration-for-2019/
Results from the 2018 Fall Race Around Prudence Island have been posted at this link. The winds were significantly greater than predicted, providing for some spectacular round ups and wet crew on the rail. Congratulations to the following winners in each class:
- Spinnaker A: Vin McAteer – Divided Sky
- Spinnaker B: Moose McClintock – Two Dogs
- Cruising 1: Craig Forbes – Haraka
- Cruising 2: Randy Church – Mental Floss
That was the last scheduled race for 2018 but you still have chance to compete anytime in the Around Aquidneck Island Challenge. Register for it at this link and race either Spinnaker, Cruising, or both as many times as you like.
Permanent link to this article: http://twentyhundredclub.org/2018-fall-race-around-prudence-results-posted/
Results from the Prince Henry the Navigator race have been posted at this link. Congratulations to Moose McClintock in Two Dogs for winning the Spinnaker class and Dick Waterman in Allegro Vivace for winning the Cruising class.
Permanent link to this article: http://twentyhundredclub.org/2018-prince-henry-race-results-posted/
Prince Henry Race
An updated Sailing Instruction is posted on the Twenty Hundred Club Race Page for the 2018 Prince Henry the Navigator race on Saturday 25 August. Thanks to the work of a committee lead by Tom Charlton, the SI has been updated as summarized below:
- Clarifies starting requirements on furling headsails
- Clarifies requirement on 1st leg to sail
- Explicitly defines a leg may only be sailed twice – each direction is considered the same leg (e.g. a to b, then b to a constitutes sailing the leg twice)
- Clarifies which side a mark may be passed on
Competitors are requested to check the preliminary scratch sheet and email shop@twentyhundredclub.org on any of the following
The scratch sheet will be posted by 1700 Friday 24 August.
Permanent link to this article: http://twentyhundredclub.org/prince-henry-race-updates-for-2018/
Block Island results are now posted – Block Island Race Results. A challenging race out to Block Island with many having a “wet and wild” ride as the storms blew through. Thanks to Rear Commodore Lisa Hammond the BBQ by the Oar was a great success. The weather cooperated nicely for the race back from BI.
Permanent link to this article: http://twentyhundredclub.org/2018-block-island-results/
Results for this past weekend’s Cuttyhunk race are now posted here: Cuttyhunk Race Results
Great weather and an excellent turnout this year! Next event is Block Island in four weekends!
Permanent link to this article: http://twentyhundredclub.org/cuttyhunk-results-posted-2/
Permanent link to this article: http://twentyhundredclub.org/cuttyhunk-si-amended/
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