LLR22 - Sunday September 11

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LLR22

Sailboat: Nicholson 32
Wind cells: 0,25°
Itération minute: 8
Coeficient: 5

Starting Sunday September 11, 20h00 UTC+2

Start: Les Sables d Olonnes
Gate 1: Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
Gate 2: Trindade
Gate 3: Cape Town
Gate 4: Prince Edward islands
Gate 5 Kerguelen Islands
Gate 6: Cap Leeuwin
Gate 7: Storm Bay
Gate 8: Snares islands
Gate 9: Bounty islands
Gate 10: Pacific
Gate 11: Cap Horn
Finish: Les Sables d Olonnes

[mAKi]

As the question was asked, I remind you that it is always possible to jump from the Pilot Boat during a race, even quite late!
On short races it's not worth it because it slows down quickly and ends up stopping (see how it works in the manual, §6), but here there's still a bit of room. You can recognize it by its more pronounced black outlines.
The pilot boat is randomly hooked up to a boat in the race that is not too well ranked, and depending on the routes chosen by each of them, it can happen that a badly ranked boat is actually not badly placed. The moment chosen to jump into the water late can therefore also be strategic
However, beware!!!! there is no question of abandoning the race to leave with the idea of having a better position with the PB, any withdrawal is irrevocable!!!

(DeepL Trad)