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A real case

A whole weekend, on the record

Club Marítim Cubelles sailed the Regata Vila de Cubelles on a Saturday and a Sunday in August. This is everything that was left of those two days — and it is the same that is left of any race tracked with SailRadar.

What happens at a small club

They sail, someone writes the finishing order in a notebook, and on Monday there is a sheet of paper with four names on it. Anyone who was not on the beach saw nothing, and next season nobody remembers what was done. It is not an organisation problem: there was simply no way to keep it.

Club
Club Marítim Cubelles
Dates
August 8 – 9, 2026
Races
2
Boats in the standings
4
Wind
5 kn SSE
Course
B2 · B1 · B3
Winner's time
36 min 23 s

What is left now

Standings that add themselves up

Low point scoring, with Appendix A of the racing rules in hand and whatever discards the sailing instructions decide. Nobody adds up by hand and nobody argues with the total.

A replay of every race

The whole fleet moving, with the tracks and the marks where they actually were. Share it on WhatsApp and anyone can open it, no account needed.

The wind and the sea of that day

Recorded at race time, not the next morning. A year later you can still tell what it was sailed in.

A page that stays

With its own address, which the club can link from its website and which is still there next season.

The weekend standings

The two races added by low point scoring: fewest points wins.

#SailClassR1R2Total
1456Júnior123
23Júnior235
3155Júnior516
4123Júnior358

Public standings go by sail number: junior fleets race here and their names are not published.

See the full standings

The same, at your club

Nothing changes about how the race is run: the units are handed out before launching and collected on the way back. The rest happens on its own.

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