Sub7, with nine crews, launched the highest number of boats.
GarageAthlete have the challenge for June. Next month, Te Waka Aotearoa have their first challenge and May's event is courtesy of RedLine Rowers.
For teams that have already set a challenge, the formula is to double the active months to their previous turn and add the number of boats launched in the current month. Whoever has the highest number of points gets the challenge.
For new teams, we allow a challenge when they launch a boat on three consecutive months. This doesn't happen automatically, the team has to contact me either here or on facebook. For instance Te Waka Aotearoa is a new team this season. They made contact and have the April challenge.
Regards,
Joe
Hasn’t produced queries thus far but considering the Covid-related up tick of interest in IR fitness and comps, someone(s) with minimum experience of the “game” could possibly misinterpret as strokes exceeding 20 per each of ten minutes totalled—with disastrous penalties to recorded challenge meter total. Could the Long Haul Canoes be requested to clarify this term of their challenge, please? Also the PM row report is the final authority on rate average for purposes of determining penalties. Should this information—so obvious to the Old Guard—be included in terms and conduct of challenge?
) misinterpretation as two continuous 10’ pieces separated by a 5’ respite. Your suggestion that 209 strokes will round to 20 rate average for 10’ only IF 1’ splits are designated has helped me see that the Kiwi offering has to be an interval format challenge. 
I can’t recall if any past restricted- rate challenges were set as intervals. Think most must have been continuous distance.
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