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RHKYC San Fernando Race 2017 - Scallywag smashes record

by RHKYC Media on 14 Apr 2017
Scallywag. RHKYC San Fernando Race 2017. RHKYC/Guy Nowell http://www.guynowell.com/
Hong Kong’s 100’ super maxi Scallywag owned by Seng Huang Lee sailed into San Fernando, Philippines at 23:47:17hrs Thursday – completely obliterating the 2001 San Fernando Race record (49h 55m 12s) by an incredible 15 hours, 27 minutes and 55 seconds.

The 2001 record was set by Sam Chan’s 70’ ULDB Sled, FfreeFire. Chan is also taking part in this San Fernando race onboard his other FreeFire, a TP52, and is expected to arrive in San Fernando on Friday evening.

The new San Fernando Race record now stands at 34h 27m 17s.

This is the second Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club race record that Scallywag holds – she sailed her way into the record books last November in the Hong Kong to Hainan Race.

Scallywag is currently in first place in IRC 0 and first in IRC Overall, but the final results will become clear once the rest of the fleet nears the finish.

This year armchair sailors are racing alongside the fleet against 18,000+ virtual skippers on Virtual Regatta and/or Sailonline.org.

The San Fernando Race also supports the San Fernando Race Foundation which helps fund the Faith Rescue Home in San Fernando, La Union, Philippines.

Further information about the race is available on the event website www.sanfernandorace.com

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