Stunning Outlook For Race Day Five

The clouds have been sent packing from Port Phillip leaving a stunning summer's day and an outlook of E-SE 15- 20 knots tending S-SE. Off host club for the ISAF Sailing World Cup Melbourne, Sandringham Yacht Club, the sea is calm.

Stunning Outlook For Race Day Five

The clouds have been sent packing from Port Phillip leaving a stunning summer’s day and an outlook of E-SE 15- 20 knots tending S-SE. Off host club for the ISAF Sailing World Cup Melbourne, Sandringham Yacht Club, the sea is calm.

On race day five of the World Cup and Sail Melbourne six courses and the full race management team of around 140 officials and volunteers will be in operation.

In the Olympic, Paralympic and Kiteboarding the following classes will be racing today – Men’s 470, Women’s 470, Finn, Laser, Women’s Laser Radial, 49er, 49erFX, Men’s RS:X, Women’s RS:X, Nacra 17, Skud 18, 2.4mR, Men’s and Women’s Kiteboard.

Today is the final day of qualifying races for the 49er, 49erFX, Men’s RS:X, Women’s RS:X, and Men’s and Women’s Kiteboards ahead of tomorrow’s medal races, which start from 12:00 hours.

In the Sail Melbourne Invited classes regatta the following fleets will be racing – Laser 4.7, Men’s Laser Radial, Open 49FX, Bic Techno, Liberty, Viper, International OK, International 505, International 420, 29ers, Minnow, International Cadet and Optimist.

The program has been rejigged and scheduled to commence an hour earlier than previous days, to make up for yesterday’s shortfall when the original schedule was cut short for some classes and others didn’t leave shore due to the conditions, the sea-state being the main concern.

The Day 5 schedule is as follows:
470 M & W 11:00 3 races Cerberus
Finn 11:00 3 races Cerberus
Nacra 17 15:00 4 races Cerberus
Laser 15:00 2 races Green Point
Radial 12:00 2 races Green Point
49er 11:00 4 races South
49er FX 11:00 4 races South
RSX M 15:00 3 races South
RSX W 15:00 3 races South
Paralympics 12:00 2 races Stadium
Kiteboarding 15:00 3 races Stadium

How does Sailing World Cup Final qualification work?

Event winners from each ISAF Sailing World Cup (SWC) Regatta will qualify to the 2015 SWC Final whilst the best placed ‘home continent’ sailor in each round will also qualify. The top three finishers at the 2015 Class World Championships (if already held) will qualify to the 2015 SWC Final. The remaining SWC Final places will be awarded via the ISAF World Sailing Rankings.

Up to twenty 2015 ISAF Sailing World Cup Final spots are available in Melbourne, the first stop of the 2015 series.

Results

Results are available here – www.sailing.org/worldcup/results/index.php

Live Tracking

The racing will be available to watch in 2D and 3D via the live tracking.

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Live Tracking via the Sailviewer-3D Tablet App will be available for devices with 7″ or greater screens.

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