GOR - Global Ocean Race Class40s - Leg 2 - Start Kapstadt 27.November 2011 http://globaloceanrace.com - Übersicht GOR Tagesberichte siehe Menu unten Fotogalerie Leg 2 Kursverlauf GOR GOR Leg 2 starts with the noon day gun At 12:00 GMT (14:00 local) on Tuesday, the six, double-handed Class40s in the Global Ocean Race 2011-12 (GOR) crossed the start line of Leg 2 from Cape Town to Wellington, New Zealand. Ahead of the fleet are approximately 7,000 miles and around one month of racing through the high latitudes of the Indian Ocean with a finish line ETA shortly after Christmas. Start Leg 2 in Kapstadt 26.01.2012 - GOR Leg 2 prize giving at Wellington 15.01.2012 - GOR Leg 2 MOB details 09.01.2012 - A look back at GOR Leg 2 05.01.2012 - The South African team take fifth place in GOR Leg 2 04.01.2012 - Final miles for Phesheya-Racing 02.01.2012 - Mabire and Merron complete the GOR podium in Wellington 01.01.2012 - Ross and Campbell Field take second in New Zealand with Class40 BSL 31.12.2011 - Body armour required on BSL in Cook Strait 30.12.2011 - Colman and Goodchild take Cessna Citation to victory in GOR Leg 2 29.12.2011 - Cessna Citation and BSL Race Tracker frequency 29.12.2011 - Cessna Citation closes in on Cook Strait 28.12.2011 - An upwind hammering is on the cards 27.12.2011 - Down to the wire for the Leg 2 finish 26.12.2011 - A mixed Christmas Day for the GOR fleet 24.12.2011 - Christmas in the Tasman Sea 23.12.2011 - Tasman Sea park-up 22.12.2011 - The brakes go on south of Tasmani Record breaking speeds at 49 degrees South 21.12.2011 - Record breaking speeds at 49 degrees South 20.12.2011 - A relentless battle for the Southern Ocean Class40s 19.12.2011 - A non-stop pounding for the GOR fleet in the Roaring Forties 18.12.2011 - GOR leaders are beyond the ice limit and dropping south 17.12.2011 - Survival mode in a Force 9 gale 16.12.2011 - A brutal 24 hours for the GOR fleet 15.12.2011 - Speeds hit the red line 14.12.2011 - Out smarting and out running a Southern Ocean weather system 13.12.2011 - Tricky and tough tactical decisions mid-Indian Ocean 12.12.2011 - Plummeting temperatures and strong breeze as the leaders drop to 47S 11.12.2011 - Colman and Goodchild turn up the volume 10.12.2011 - Gunning for the Celox Sailing Scoring Gate 09.12.2011 - Ripping through fog with the radar on 08.12.2011 - High-speed leadership battle as a cold front approaches 07.12.2011 - Freedom from the Leg 2 Ice Limit 06.12.2011 - Possibly too close for comfort 05.12.2011 - GOR fleet closes up as light winds hit the leaders 04.12.2011 - Skating along the Indian Ocean ice limit 02.12.2011 - Personal limits and private fears 01.12.2011 - Into the Indian Ocean for the GOR Class40sy 30.11.2011 - Sec. Hayai dismasts off the Cape of Good Hope 29.11.2011 - GOR Leg 2 starts with the noon day gun 28.11.2011 - Ice limit reset – GOR Class40s ready to roll 27.11.2011 - GOR start reset for Tuesday 26.11.2011 - GOR Leg 1 prize giving 25.11.2011 - GOR Leg 2 start postponed due to forecast heavy conditions 25.11.2011 - Two new recruits for GOR team Cessna Citation 22.11.2011 - GOR Leg 2 Virtual Race is waiting for gamers Copyright © 1996-2011 - SEGEL.DE