Check TV Listings and Online Listings on the page. I guess you can get it on your plasma TV from the online coverage if you have the correct hardware. Way beyound my capabilities but watching it on the computer is great.
Also note that the only television coverage (so far) is on whatever classes are racing on the "Alpha" circle - the one closest to the harbor.
Peter Reggio (Luigi) is the PRO for the Ynglings and Finns. PU is the PRO for the 49ers, Stars and Tornados. He had lots of TV time a couple of days ago. Nino Shmueli (from Israel) is the PRO for the RS:X's and 470's Ross Wilson (AUS) is the PRO for the Lasers.
For the race management fanatics, Charlie Cook's blog is pretty good reading - Charlie Cook's Blog
And yes, it's the same Charlie Cook that proposed the change in voting procedure at last November's ISAF Meeting that resulted in the multihulls being eliminated from the 2012 Olympics.
Tornados start thursday - if they are on A course you will see the whole race online - if they are not on A course then we will most likey get some very limited coverage.
Good to see Luigi on the RC boat - AC, TP52 Globals, MEDCUP, Olympics, Acura KWRW and on the F18 course at the Seattle NOODs - the guy is everywhere...
F18 USA 1273 Andrews 77 (SOLD) Melges 32 (SOLD) Formula18 Olympic 49er (FOR SALE) Always outnumbered - Never outgunned....
I think women's beach volleyball is the best invention ever (teamed with the bikini).
I could watch that 24-7. <img src="http://www.catsailor.com/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />
Except they get sand where no sand is ever supposed to be <img src="http://www.catsailor.com/forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif" alt="" />
Back to the topic at hand - the Tornados start off their racing tonight on Alpha course (the TV course). Live web coverage starts at 1 AM Eastern time.
For the race management fanatics, Charlie Cook's blog is pretty good reading - Charlie Cook's Blog
And yes, it's the same Charlie Cook that proposed the change in voting procedure at last November's ISAF Meeting that resulted in the multihulls being eliminated from the 2012 Olympics.
Charlie seems to have taken great offense to the fact that a link to his blog was posted on this and other sites. He also states that on some of the sites he has been mis-quoted. So he has posted his final blog or so the site now states.
For the race management fanatics, Charlie Cook's blog is pretty good reading - Charlie Cook's Blog
And yes, it's the same Charlie Cook that proposed the change in voting procedure at last November's ISAF Meeting that resulted in the multihulls being eliminated from the 2012 Olympics.
Charlie seems to have taken great offense to the fact that a link to his blog was posted on this and other sites. He also states that on some of the sites he has been mis-quoted. So he has posted his final blog or so the site now states.
Or, the IOC has chastised Charlie's public blogging as outside of scope for a responsible Olympic PRO...
For the race management fanatics, Charlie Cook's blog is pretty good reading - Charlie Cook's Blog
And yes, it's the same Charlie Cook that proposed the change in voting procedure at last November's ISAF Meeting that resulted in the multihulls being eliminated from the 2012 Olympics.
Charlie seems to have taken great offense to the fact that a link to his blog was posted on this and other sites. He also states that on some of the sites he has been mis-quoted. So he has posted his final blog or so the site now states.
I didn't know about it until it was posted on Scuttlebutt - and it was up for several days beyond that (including an update). I think he really got pissed when it showed up on the front page of Sailing Anarchy - without them asking permission. He is no fan of that site.
I think women's beach volleyball is the best invention ever (teamed with the bikini).
I could watch that 24-7. <img src="http://www.catsailor.com/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />
You sexist PIG! <img src="http://www.catsailor.com/forums/images/graemlins/mad.gif" alt="" /> You're not supposed to be entertained by the attire of the competitors or the athletic equipment, only by the pure appreciation of their superior athletic performance! They only wear those skimpy bikinis because they are absolutely necessary for the... uh... uhm... <img src="http://www.catsailor.com/forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif" alt="" />
Okay, I've told my wife I've never noticed their bikinis. <img src="http://www.catsailor.com/forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />
For the race management fanatics, Charlie Cook's blog is pretty good reading - Charlie Cook's Blog
And yes, it's the same Charlie Cook that proposed the change in voting procedure at last November's ISAF Meeting that resulted in the multihulls being eliminated from the 2012 Olympics.
Charlie seems to have taken great offense to the fact that a link to his blog was posted on this and other sites. He also states that on some of the sites he has been mis-quoted. So he has posted his final blog or so the site now states.
I didn't know about it until it was posted on Scuttlebutt - and it was up for several days beyond that (including an update). I think he really got pissed when it showed up on the front page of Sailing Anarchy - without them asking permission. He is no fan of that site.
Looks like decent breeze - wonder what the hold-up is...
After 2:00PM there now - watched the parade of little boats being towed back in. Gotta sleep. I'll tape my fingers in the crossed position for some good racing.
John Williams
- The harder you practice, the luckier you get - Gary Player, pro golfer
After watching Lionel Messi play, I realize I need to sail harder.
It's fake breeze, like in the opening ceremony flag poles.
With all the trouble the Chinese have gone to (amazing new buildings, removing weed, turning off industry to reduce smog etc..., I wonder why they didn't have some barges with giant fans to create some breeze for the sailors! <img src="http://www.catsailor.com/forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif" alt="" />
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