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Old 10-11-2012, 10:50 AM
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An update, http://speedonthewater.com/in-the-ne...l-pending.html.
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Old 10-11-2012, 03:00 PM
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Strange how the USCG has yet to file a formal report but is in the process of approving this year races.
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Just wondering, does every fishing vessel have to produce an exact layout of the boat just in case there is an emergency? I'm pretty sure that there are no 2 fishing boats that are "exactly" the same, and oh yea, fishing boats are all over the place, not on a course. Sorry, just my thoughts
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Strange how the USCG has yet to file a formal report but is in the process of approving this year races.
What is actually being investigated? Is it just the coast guard investigating? I think it is a given that races are dangerous. Is it a question of weather the rescue crews did their jobs? Smells like law suit.
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What is actually being investigated? Is it just the coast guard investigating? I think it is a given that races are dangerous. Is it a question of weather the rescue crews did their jobs? Smells like law suit.
I may be wrong but ........The USCG requires a permit to conduct the race and a part of that permit is their review of all the race procedures/processes.
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It would be interesting to know exactly what "feedback" the USCG has provided to SBI and what actions SBI has taken as a result. Maybe some of the racers can provide that feedback?

The escape plan and review process makes a lot of sense. It sounds like they did that on at least one boat last year, but if it's a new requirement, it obviously was not a fleet-wide practice in the past.

If I were SBI, I'd welcome the investigation and it's recommendations. How could they NOT want to improve their operation?
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