Timekeeping During Races
At the Brighton Sailing Club, we use SailRace.App to time the races on Sundays.
Thank you so much to the developer Tim Cutsforth, your app is such a game changer for the club! ​
Timekeeper Checklist
START SEQUENCE
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Safety First: count the nubmer of boats who have gone into the water to make sure it matches the number of boats on the sign-on sheet.
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Press the start Sequence on the tablet at the same time as the OOD press the Greenlight for the race light sequence
during the race
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Safety first: be aware of all boats, capsizes and drifting, notify OOD and/or Rescue Boat, count the number of boats at regular intervals
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Race data: capture lap times on the Racehut tablet ​
SECOND RACE SEQUENCE
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Safety first: Count the number of boats who might have returned and those continuing to race/
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Tally the competitors from the last race and start the light sequence again
the finish
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Finish the Race 1 and 2 in coordination with OOD both on the Racehut tablet and the racelight sequence.
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Switch off race lights.
after the finish
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Safety first: Help returning boats and packing up the race hut.
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Check all boats who signed-in as well as potential boats who went without signing in returned.
after the finish
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Check the race results for any discrepencies
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Puhlish results on the cloud and WhatsApp.
Timekeeper Tutorial
Instructions for race participants
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On the day of the race
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Provide your sail number and class to the time keeper ​
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For security reasons, you will need to sign-in on a paper form and also sign-out when you have completed the race. If you do not do this, you will be disqualified.
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Seeing your results
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​Live results of the races are available here
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Or via the SailRace race results app available on Android and iOS.
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Setup by adding the club ID: I521jazjYNSera32DZFQ
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Race results are later uploaded on Sail Wave to have the results aggregated for the series.
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