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Branford, CT | Just announced. 19th HOBIE CAT 16 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS WEIHAI, SHAN DONG 15th August-30th August 2010 Entries are now being taken for the 19th Hobie Cat 16 World Championships in Weihai, China. Spectacular Grand Opening Ceremony 16th August 9:00–11:00 all sailors welcome On Site Registration The Registration Office will be open as follows: Masters and Grand Masters 15th August 14:00-20:00 Women’s and Youth 19th August 09:00-16:00 Open: Qualifier 22nd August 09:00-16:00 Teams seeded for Semi-Finals 25th August 09:00-16:00 Schedule of 2010 Championship Races 16th- August Masters, Grand Masters racing 17th August Masters, Grand Masters racing 18th August Masters, Grand Masters racing 19th August Masters, Grand Masters finals 20th August Women's and Youth racing 21st August Women's and Youth racing 22nd August Women's and Youth racing 23rd August Open Qualifier 24th August Open Qualifier 25th August Open Qualifier 26th August Semi-Finals, 112 teams 27th August Semi-Finals 28thAugust Semi-Finals 29th August Finals, 56 teams 30th August Finals http://www.hobieworlds.com/h16-2010/entrypage.html? | | | Re: 2010 Hobie 16 Worlds in China
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Long Beach, California John Williams
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Long Beach, California | Fair winds to the event, and wishing you safe travels and gastrointestinal fortitude.
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.
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Detroit, MI |  Thanks for that and here's hoping for the strongest possible gastrointestinal fortitude Remember, over there "seafood" means it came from the water, not that it's fish. Ducks' feet fall into that category. Barbequed chicken feet are crunchy. Beware the tiny "spare ribs". They aren't pork, and they certainly aren't beef. | | | Re: 2010 Hobie 16 Worlds in China
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Northfield Mn | Beware the tiny "spare ribs". They aren't pork, and they certainly aren't beef. "Grrrrr, RUFF!"
I'm boatless.
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Annapolis, MD | Are we betting on the kids... Booth and Waterhouse?
Who are the favorites going in?
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38.912, -95.37 | GO CHRIS!!! Bradshaw and Kathy Ward (Women). Chris has been sailing very well this year, she's fast and started training early in the season with Ken Hilk. Here they're fast too (Open). (Note: Chris is a member of our fleet and we're proud to have her there!)
John H16, H14
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Brisveagas Aido
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Brisveagas | Taylor and Jason are both in with a chance.
I cant see Gav Colby being beaten tho.
Aido
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Long Island, NY | The mast rake looks excessive in that photo.
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SE Pa. or Chesapeak Bay | Greg,
The H16 is raced w/ alot of mast-rake to "load up" the rudders since the boat has no daggerboards.
How do you set the mast-rake???? With the jib halyard.
When the mast is raised on a H16 the mast is "over raked" ... the main is hoisted and then the jib ... next the jib halyard is tensioned pulling the mast up-right reducing the mast-rake .... but usually set so that when the mainsheet is sheeted in tight, that the mainsheet stack is "block to block" ....
Totally different proceedure and set-up from your ol' P19 .... or that new F16 you have .....
I have watched many of the Div11 H16 racers use this proceedure .... when I'm rigging my TheMightyHobie18 next to them at Hobie Points Regattas.
Harry
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