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Pursuit Race Start Order Times Great Lakes 2020.Xlsx Starcross Steamer 19th January 2020 Provisional Pursuit Race Start Times Based on Great Lakes Handicap 2019-20 Race Length 02:30 PN of Slowest Class 1390 Start Time 12:00 Minutes Nominal SailJuice After Start Class Number Start Time Cadet 1435 No Start No Start Topper 4.2 1391 No Start No Start Mirror 1390 00:00 12:00 Topper 1363 00:03 12:03 RS Tera Pro 1359 00:03 12:03 Heron 1345 00:05 12:05 Laser Pico 1330 00:06 12:06 RS Feva S 1280 00:12 12:12 Otter 1275 00:12 12:12 Fleetwind 1268 00:13 12:13 Signet 1265 00:13 12:13 Topaz Uno 1251 00:15 12:15 Comet Zero 1250 00:15 12:15 Vagabond 1248 00:15 12:15 RS Feva XL 1240 00:16 12:16 2.4m 1230 00:17 12:17 Sunfish 1229 00:17 12:17 RS Zest 1228 00:17 12:17 Splash 1220 00:18 12:18 Devon Yawl 1219 00:18 12:18 Laser 4.7 1210 00:19 12:19 Comet 1207 00:20 12:20 YW Dayboat 1200 00:21 12:21 Bosun 1198 00:21 12:21 Miracle 1194 00:21 12:21 Comet Mino 1193 00:21 12:21 Pacer 1193 00:21 12:21 Byte 1190 00:22 12:22 Firefly 1190 00:22 12:22 Topaz Duo 1190 00:22 12:22 Wanderer 1190 00:22 12:22 Topaz Vibe 1185 00:22 12:22 Comet Duo 1178 00:23 12:23 Byte CI 1177 00:23 12:23 Topaz Magno 1175 00:23 12:23 Lightning 368 1167 00:24 12:24 Comet Versa 1165 00:24 12:24 British Moth 1155 00:25 12:25 Streaker 1155 00:25 12:25 Solo 1152 00:26 12:26 Enterprise 1151 00:26 12:26 Laser Radial 1150 00:26 12:26 Europe 1141 00:27 12:27 Vaurien 1140 00:27 12:27 Yeoman 1140 00:27 12:27 Byte CII 1138 00:27 12:27 RS Aero 5 1136 00:27 12:27 GP 14 1130 00:28 12:28 RS Quest 1130 00:28 12:28 Graduate 1129 00:28 12:28 RS Vision 1128 00:28 12:28 Leader 1115 00:30 12:30 1 OK 1115 00:30 12:30 Laser 1108 00:30 12:30 Wayfarer 1102 00:31 12:31 Flash 1101 00:31 12:31 2000 1100 00:31 12:31 Laser Stratos 1100 00:31 12:31 Snipe 1099 00:31 12:31 Comet Trio 1097 00:32 12:32 Laser Bahia 1095 00:32 12:32 Redwing 1094 00:32 12:32 RS Venture 1092 00:32 12:32 RS Vareo 1090 00:32 12:32 405 1089 00:32 12:32 Solution 1089 00:32 12:32 420 1086 00:33 12:33 Laser 3000 1085 00:33 12:33 Laser II 1085 00:33 12:33 Topaz Xenon 1079 00:34 12:34 Supernova 1077 00:34 12:34 Topaz Argo 1075 00:34 12:34 Topaz Omega 1075 00:34 12:34 Laser Vago Std S/H 1074 00:34 12:34 Seafly 1074 00:34 12:34 Lark 1073 00:34 12:34 Megabyte 1073 00:34 12:34 RS Aero 7 1073 00:34 12:34 Laser Vago XD 1071 00:34 12:34 D-Zero Blue 1070 00:35 12:35 K1 1065 00:35 12:35 Comet Trio MKII 1063 00:35 12:35 Farr 3.7 1063 00:35 12:35 Hadron H1 1059 00:36 12:36 National 12 1056 00:36 12:36 Albacore 1055 00:36 12:36 Sport 14 1055 00:36 12:36 Fire 1052 00:36 12:36 Finn 1051 00:37 12:37 Rooster 8.1 1051 00:37 12:37 RS 200 1049 00:37 12:37 Comet Race 1043 00:37 12:37 D-Zero 1043 00:37 12:37 Marauder 1042 00:38 12:38 Sport 16 1040 00:38 12:38 Kestrel 1038 00:38 12:38 Flying 15 Silver 1036 00:38 12:38 Hadron H2 1034 00:38 12:38 Laser EPS 1033 00:39 12:39 Blaze 1031 00:39 12:39 Buzz 1030 00:39 12:39 12 sqm Sharpie 1026 00:39 12:39 Scorpion 1025 00:39 12:39 RS Aero 9 1024 00:40 12:40 K2 1022 00:40 12:40 Flying 15 1020 00:40 12:40 MX Ray 1020 00:40 12:40 Tasar 1020 00:40 12:40 Punk 1010 00:41 12:41 3000 1007 00:41 12:41 RS 100 8.4 1004 00:42 12:42 International Lightning 1003 00:42 12:42 Phantom 1003 00:42 12:42 Halo 995 00:43 12:43 MRX 993 00:43 12:43 2 Icon 990 00:43 12:43 RS 300 989 00:43 12:43 X0 985 00:44 12:44 RS 100 10.2 981 00:44 12:44 International Moth - No foils 980 00:44 12:44 470 973 00:45 12:45 D-One 971 00:45 12:45 Contender 969 00:45 12:45 Merlin Rocket 968 00:46 12:46 Vortex (Non-Asym) 964 00:46 12:46 RS 500 963 00:46 12:46 Hornet 957 00:47 12:47 National 18C 957 00:47 12:47 X1 955 00:47 12:47 RS 400 953 00:47 12:47 Fireball 944 00:48 12:48 Javelin 944 00:48 12:48 Sonar 940 00:49 12:49 Osprey 936 00:49 12:49 Spice 930 00:50 12:50 SK2 929 00:50 12:50 AltO 926 00:50 12:50 ISO 922 00:51 12:51 4000 917 00:51 12:51 Vortex 917 00:51 12:51 RS 600 916 00:51 12:51 K6 913 00:51 12:51 29er 907 00:52 12:52 National 18 906 00:52 12:52 59er 905 00:52 12:52 Cherub 890 00:54 12:54 Topper Breeze 890 00:54 12:54 International Canoe 888 00:54 12:54 Flying Dutchman 879 00:55 12:55 505 878 00:55 12:55 12ft Skiff 868 00:56 12:56 B14 860 00:57 12:57 Thames A Rater 860 00:57 12:57 Norfolk Punt 857 00:58 12:58 Boss 847 00:59 12:59 Laser 5000 846 00:59 12:59 Musto Skiff 846 00:59 12:59 RS 700 845 00:59 12:59 International Canoe + Asymm 840 00:59 12:59 VX One 840 00:59 12:59 29er XX 830 01:00 13:00 RS 800 799 01:04 13:04 RS 900 750 01:09 13:09 49er (Old Rig) 740 01:10 13:10 49er FX 720 01:12 13:12 International 14 707 01:14 13:14 SK4 705 01:14 13:14 49er 697 01:15 13:15 3.
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