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Information about how to send in your results and whether the PHRF-LO office has received your results.
Many clubs are now using Yacht Scoring for their race results.
However, this format has not successfully been adapted to extract the results for importing into the PHRF-LO race analysis.
Your fellow sailor, Graham Dougall, has created a video that you can view to help you get the results into the format needed.
Watch the Youtube video: Exporting Results from Yacht Scoring as Graham explains in detail how to copy and prepare the results.
There has been some question of what is considered a race for analysis purposes and why a minimum number of boats is “required” to use the data. I offer these insights:
A Synopsis of Course Layout and the effect on results
Course layout can have a dramatic effect on the relative fairness of our handicap system. Fairness in this instance means the correlation of handicap to the final corrected time.
