The simplest is to go the ToS badge under Awards under Progress and see the countdown timer for each stage.
You can’t go wrong from there.
Thanks. I had no idea that feature existed.
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And online on the www there is a countdown timer for S1 runnning here in case it’s useful.
Sir @David.McQuillen.KoS there may be a tiny typo on the route stages timings poster here:
And if I’m wrong then just delete me from the virtual
SUF world because I’m easily confused by time zones.
I think the purple section is a day out in the bottom right. It should start Friday @ 22:00 I think.
Stages begin at midnight UTC + 14
Adelaide is at UTC + 10.5
I think that means stages there begin at 2030. So I think you got it right.
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Not sure how this is possible. Per the chart that was posted, in the Pacific Time Zone in the US the window opens at 2:00, which by calculating the time difference before the start of Sunday, must be 2:00 PM on Saturday. Given it is still morning here on Friday, that is more than 24 hours away.
Am I calculating that start time incorrectly?
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And where does this timer display, the WaHoo site?
The countdown timer is in the Wahoo Systm app - go to Progress, then you’ll see TOS under upcoming Awards. Click on “Details” and it will show you how long to go to the start in your time zone
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So easy … how did I ever miss this … 
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@CPT_A not saying you are wrong, just I can’t get there from a logic perspective.
In what time zone does the ToS 50 hour window start?
I know that we are -8 hours from GMT. So where did the extra 9 hours come from?
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It’s new to the most recent app update.
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In the app look at Progress >awards>ToS > details Currently mine shows opens in 16 hours 6 min eastern time US ( which should be GMT -5). 12:54 pm here currently so that would make open 5 am on Saturday - there’s that international date line line thing so it’s a day later in Hobart where Sir David MCQuillan will be live-streaming
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International Date Line or GMT+12.
(Although I think Kiribati is actually at GMT+14).
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Yes, those would be our Kiribati friends.
@Stevewvu I see it there. Thanks
@titanicus that’s helpful. They must be using “Kiribati is actually at GMT+14”, that makes the numbers work. Thanks for an explanation that my mathematical mind can accept! 
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