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Bimmer's Sailonline Racing Record Results summary for Bimmer Wins 2 first 1st in 2020-06-13 latest 1st in 2021-03-07 Podiums 21 first 3rd in 2016-03-31 latest 1st in 2021-03-07 Top tens 136 first 3rd in 2016-03-31 latest 1st in 2021-03-07 First race DNF in 2015-02-26 First finish 109th in 2015-06-11 Total of 904612.0 miles raced in 719 races with 642 finishes. Series results Series Ranking Points SYC ranking 25 144 2021 TRQ2 67 162 2021 TRQ1 82 276 2021 TRCH 85 438 2021 SYCQ2 14 14 2021 SYCQ1 36 222 2021 SYCCH 21 236 2021 SUPerSOLer 42 1480 2021 SPRQ2 59 265 2021 SPRQ1 48 351 2021 SPRCH 48 616 2021 PAC6 40 123 2021 OCQ2 64 92 2021 OCQ1 20 98 2021 OCCH 28 190 2021 ESRW 24 83 2020 TSE 9 43 2020 TSA 6 15 2020 TRQ4 41 144 2020 TRQ3 51 158 2020 TRQ2 46 170 2020 TRQ1 9 28 2020 TRCH 34 382 2020 Tasman Double 26 90 2020 SYCQ4 10 59 2020 SYCQ3 4 53 2020 SYCQ2 33 194 2020 SYCQ1 4 24 2020 SYCCH 4 157 2020 SUPerSOLer 9 1371 2020 SSANZ 31 170 2020 SRQ4 17 168 2020 SRQ3 52 325 2020 SRQ2 34 274 2020 SRQ1 15 134 2020 SPRCH 22 540 2020 Shetland 27 72 2020 RTW 10 124 2020 RNI 11 64 2020 Odyssey 17 63 2020 OCQ4 18 113 2020 OCQ3 37 212 2020 OCQ2 9 69 2020 OCQ1 13 57 2020 OCCH 11 214 2020 A3 12 172 2019 TRQ4 4 13 2019 TRQ3 15 41 2019 TRQ2 14 47 2019 TRQ1 5 16 2019 TRCH 4 78 2019 Tasman Double 5 24 2019 Tall Ships 9 43 2019 SYCQ4 7 44 2019 SYCQ3 6 47 2019 SYCQ2 7 19 2019 SYCQ1 6 37 2019 SYCCH 5 101 2019 SUPerSOLer 3 663 2019 SSANZ 27 145 2019 SRQ4 18 149 2019 SRQ3 7 93 2019 SRQ2 13 123 2019 SRQ1 28 190 2019 SPRCH 13 351 2019 Shetland 46 127 2019 Round New Zealand 5 34 2019 OCQ4 5 48 2019 OCQ3 9 47 2019 OCQ2 10 26 2019 OCQ1 4 40 2019 OCCH 6 108 2018 TRQ4 18 48 2018 TRQ3 12 32 2018 TRQ2 13 34 2018 TRQ1 11 44 2018 TRCH 7 122 2018 Tasman Double 19 55 2018 Tall Ships 4 121 2018 SUPSOL 4 522 2018 SSANZ Triple 20 111 2018 SRQ4 10 94 2018 SRQ3 18 160 2018 SRQ2 17 148 2018 SRQ1 4 82 2018 SPRCH 6 258 2018 Shetland 6 15 2018 Shackleton Challenge 5 77 2018 OCQ4 2 18 2018 OCQ3 4 14 2018 OCQ2 5 48 2018 OCQ1 26 143 2018 OCCH 4 106 2018 40CH 4 240 2017 TS RDV 58 275 2017 TRQ4 13 70 2017 TRQ3 7 48 2017 TRQ2 5 43 2017 TRQ1 35 152 2017 TRCH 11 198 2017 Tasman Double 19 70 2017 Tall Ships 7 34 2017 SWR 16 224 2017 SUPSOL 6 752 2017 SSANZ Triple 22 127 2017 SSANZ RNI 9 52 2017 SPRR3 37 267 2017 SPRR2 2 45 2017 SPRR1 12 122 2017 SPRCH 7 269 2017 Red Dot 7 50 2017 OCQ4 21 89 2017 OCQ3 11 37 2017 OCQ2 11 33 2017 OCQ1 30 85 2017 OCCH 9 173 2017 40CQ3&4 5 71 2017 40CQ1&2 10 86 2016 TRQ4 9 66 2016 TRQ3 18 88 2016 TRQ2 14 71 2016 TRQ1 15 110 2016 TRCH 9 219 2016 Tasman Double 12 69 2016 Tall Ships 8 56 2016 SUPSOL 9 977 2016 SSANZ Triple 25 145 2016 SRQ4 6 108 2016 SRQ3 22 254 2016 SRQ2 10 150 2016 SRQ1 22 258 2016 SPRCH 10 384 2016 RTWR 9 78 2016 OCQ4 25 71 2016 OCQ3 12 37 2016 OCQ2 32 108 2016 OCQ1 28 86 2016 OCCH 21 217 2016 Corporate Open Gold 7 111 2016 A3 6 108 2015 TRQ4 22 121 2015 TRQ3 39 209 2015 TRCH 67 1107 2015 Tasman Double 33 148 2015 Tall Ships 67 469 2015 SYQ4 14 87 2015 SYQ3 28 168 2015 SYCCH 58 897 2015 SUPSOL 59 5003 2015 SSANZ Triple 46 241 2015 SRQ4 9 183 2015 SRQ3 38 387 2015 SPRCH 49 1259 2015 OCQ4 19 94 2015 OCQ3 105 557 2015 OCCH 162 2150 2015 Aegean Rally 35 100 All Races Race Race start Result Bimmer Memorial Race 14/05/2021 DNF ESRW3 Panama to Honolulu 2021 02/05/2021 DNS Finland-Sweden Archipelago Raid 2021 28/04/2021 DNF Inhaca RTI Sprint 2021 24/04/2021 DNS Santa Monica Ron Miel Regatta 2021 19/04/2021 DNF Jakob's Birthday BBQ Race 2021 18/04/2021 38 Valletta Sprint 2021 13/04/2021 20 Guadeloupe PYOC 2021 10/04/2021 39 Lima to Honolulu 2021 18/04/2021 92 Cape Horn TIMED Run 2021 05/04/2021 DNS Easter Coastal 2021 04/04/2021 12 Gladstone Ports Corporation Brisbane to Gladstone Yacht Race 2021 02/04/2021 14 Singapore to Ko Tapu 2021 03/04/2021 14 Newport Beach to Cabo San Lucas International Yacht Race 2021 23/03/2021 17 Quahog Cup 2021 20/03/2021 DNF Sao Vicente to Colon 2021 - ESRW Leg 2 23/03/2021 20 Bangkok to Singapore 2021 16/03/2021 20 Lanzarote to Grenada 2021 22/03/2021 38 CCA Delivery Cruise 2N 2021 - Halifax NS - Clarenville 11/03/2021 23 San Diego Islands Race 2021 06/03/2021 11 San Sebastian to La Rochelle 2021 07/03/2021 1 Naples Triangle 2021 06/03/2021 21 Bora Experience 2021 02/03/2021 21 New Hebrides Slalom 2021 23/02/2021 DNS Lady Barron's Dogs 2021 20/02/2021 DNS Pacific NW Inshore 2021 18/02/2021 15 Aland Sea TIMED Race 2021 15/02/2021 DNS Aland Sea TIMED Race 2021 17/02/2021 202 Lake Winnebago Ice Race 2021 13/02/2021 55 CCA Delivery Cruise 1 2021 - Sandwich MA to Halifax NS 10/02/2021 61 Haifa to Sao Vicente - 2021 ESRW - Leg 1 23/02/2021 63 Wellington to Lima 2021 13/02/2021 31 Nisi Astypalaia Sprint 2021 30/01/2021 65 Race the Ditch 2021 05/02/2021 60 Boston to Newport TIMED Race 2021 18/01/2021 DNS Adriano's Brazil Run 2021 16/01/2021 30 Kingston Reggaeta 2021 10/01/2021 65 Tasman Double 2020 - Leg 2 06/01/2021 53 Foiling Wellington to Ushant 2021 12/02/2021 88 Virtual Cape2Rio Race 2021 13/01/2021 29 ORCV Melbourne to Devonport Race 2020 27/12/2020 10 Tasman Double 2020 - Leg 1 27/12/2020 37 Cape Horn Weekend 23/12/2020 59 Santa Catalina Sprint 2020 20/12/2020 38 The Odyssey 2020 - Leg 4 19/12/2020 36 Cape Town to Port Elizabeth 2020 09/12/2020 23 Christmas to Christmas Island 2020 24/12/2020 57 Round Round Robben Sprint 2020 29/11/2020 88 The Odyssey 2020 - Leg 3 03/12/2020 44 Lake Superior Lights 2020 23/11/2020 24 Kerguelen CanCan TIMED Race 2020 17/11/2020 178 Kerguelen CanCan TIMED Race 2020 16/11/2020 DNS Kerguelen CanCan TIMED Race 2020 23/11/2020 103 Kerguelen CanCan TIMED Race 2020 20/11/2020 270 Kerguelen CanCan TIMED Race 2020 16/11/2020 307 Malaysian Coastal 2020 14/11/2020 7 Lord Howe 2020 16/11/2020 23 A3 2020 - Leg 9 - Perth to Adelaide 11/11/2020 7 Gray Whale Autumn Migration 2020 15/11/2020 36 Mistli Birthday BBQ Race 2020 01/11/2020 50 Two Oceans Doublecross 2020 30/10/2020 49 The Odyssey 2020 - Leg 2 05/11/2020 10 Sailonline's South China Sea Classic 2020 24/10/2020 13 PIC Coastal Classic Yacht Race 2020 23/10/2020 52 Hatteras Island Sprint 2020 11/10/2020 35 Abel T Appreciation 2020 10/10/2020 7 Tour de Belle Ile 2020 18/10/2020 127 Tour de Belle Ile 2020 08/10/2020 162 Tour de Belle Ile 2020 07/10/2020 198 Tour de Belle Ile 2020 05/10/2020 178 ASTO SSR1 2020 03/10/2020 52 Uruguay to Cascais - 2020 RTW - Leg 4 19/10/2020 20 The Odyssey 2020 - Leg 1 06/10/2020 17 San Francisco Bay 2020 26/09/2020 DNS A3 2020 Leg 8 - Darwin to Perth 01/10/2020 30 Silverrudder 2020 20/09/2020 17 Walyalup Sprint 2020 12/09/2020 DNS Carib Rum Run 2020 26/09/2020 4 Galway to Dublin 2020 10/09/2020 12 The Vineyard Race 2020 04/09/2020 DNF Melbourne to Osaka 2020 01/09/2020 DNF SSANZ Triple Series 2020 - Lewmar 50 PIC 29/08/2020 36 Sailonline's Tall Ships Asia 2020 - Race 2 28/08/2020 4 Sailonline's Tall Ships Asia 2020 - Race 1 18/08/2020 11 Iceberg Dodge TIMED Race 2020 14/08/2020 56 Iceberg Dodge TIMED Race 2020 10/08/2020 DNS Round White Island 2020 09/08/2020 3 Maryland to Alaska 2020 21/08/2020 7 The Tall Ships Races 2020 - Race 3 31/07/2020 15 Block Island Sound 2020 25/07/2020 62 A3 2020 - Leg 7 - Cairns to Darwin 24/07/2020 55 Traverse City Traverse 2020 19/07/2020 38 The Tall Ships Races 2020 - Race 2 13/07/2020 15 Stockholm to St Petersburg 2020 15/07/2020 9 The Tall Ships Races 2020 - Race 1 06/07/2020 13 SSANZ Triple Series 2020 - Lewmar 60 PIC 04/07/2020 16 Pacific Cup 2020 12/07/2020 9 Auckland to Uruguay - 2020 RTW - Leg 3 12/07/2020 25 Sailonline's Shetland Race 2020 - Leg 2 28/06/2020 31 Sailonline's Shetland Race 2020 - Leg 1 25/06/2020 41 Newport Bermuda Race 2020 23/06/2020 53 Auckland to Fiji 2020 16/06/2020 32 Sail Newport Timed Race 2020 11/06/2020 49 AWKR 2020 07/06/2020 37 Estonian Islands Sprint 2020 06/06/2020 DNS Migaloo Migration 2020 13/06/2020 1 A3 2020 Leg 6 - Airlie Beach to Cairns 03/06/2020 106 SoCal 300 2020 30/05/2020 32 Baltic 500 2020 24/05/2020 27 Quiberon Islands Sprint 2020 16/05/2020 53 A3 2020 - Leg 5 - Brisbane to Hamilton Island 09/05/2020 DNF Gibraltar TIMED Race 2020 05/05/2020 281 Gibraltar TIMED Race 2020 04/05/2020 DNS Bay2Bay 2020 - Leg 2 04/05/2020 26 Bay2Bay 2020 - Leg 1 03/05/2020 DNS Cape Town to Auckland - 2020 RTW - Leg 2 17/05/2020 51 A3 2020 - Leg 4 - Sydney to Gold Coast 30/04/2020 37 Santa Monica Ron Miel Regatta 2020 26/04/2020 29 Jakob's Birthday BBQ Race 2020 19/04/2020 DNF Percé to Saint Malo Transat 2020 24/04/2020 17 A to A Easter Offshore Race 2020 10/04/2020 DNF Brisbane to Gladstone Yacht Race 2020 11/04/2020 113 Hook Island TIMED Race 2020 09/04/2020 61 Hook Island TIMED Race 2020 06/04/2020 DNS Hook Island TIMED Race 2020 13/04/2020 68 Captain Bartholomew Gosnold Memorial Race 2020 04/04/2020 DNF Oahu East Coast RTI Sprint 04/04/2020 61 Sailonline's Race Around Vancouver Island 2020 08/04/2020 21 A3 2020 - Leg 3 - Hobart to Sydney 31/03/2020 21 The Inaugural Quahog Cup 2020 22/03/2020 DNF Toulon RTI Sprint 2020 21/03/2020 31 Tristan TIMED Race 2020 22/03/2020 3 Tristan TIMED Race 2020 17/03/2020 52 Lisbon to Cape Town 2020 26/03/2020 28 San Diego to Puerto Vallarta 2020 12/03/2020 22 SSANZ Round North Island Race 2020 - Leg 4 07/03/2020 16 Black Gold Rush 2020 04/03/2020 5 SSANZ Round North Island Race 2020 - Leg 3 03/03/2020 11 SSANZ Round North Island Race 2020 - Leg 2 27/02/2020 5 SSANZ Round North Island Race 2020 - Leg 1 22/02/2020 32 Lake Winnebago Race 2020 15/02/2020 21 A3 2020 - Leg 2 - Melbourne to Hobart 13/02/2020 12 Mayotte Sprint 2020 08/02/2020 27 Dondra to Sanya 2020 20/02/2020 15 BA-Rio 2020 07/02/2020 8 Up Helly Aa 2020 30/01/2020 5 Martinique Sprint 2020 25/01/2020
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