Racers struggled with light and spotty wind, leaving some boats sitting motionless while others caught light gusts, producing some interesting results:
RACE 1
Roger
29.13
1535
1
B Kelly
26.42
1578
2
Phil
26.55
1590
3
B Woods
33.05
1738
4
Wendy
37.43
1982
5
Craig C
38.12
2005
6
Cindy
41.38
2070
7
Ian
41.13
2436
8
Thanks to Kellys for scoring, and to Al for taking pictures
We had interesting west winds, variable both in intensity and direction on a beautiful sunny afternoon. 15 boats out to race.
Thanks to Sauers and Langdons for race committee work, and to Rosemary for taking pictures.
The results:
Skipper
Time
UK Corr time
UK position
RACE 1
Dave B
16.29
901
1
Feavers
15.51
937
2
Matthew
17.19
946
3
Craig B
17.21
948
4
Roger
19.07
1004
5
Sharlene
18.07
1011
6
Patti
19.28
1023
7
Penny
20.44
1031
8
Cindy
20.51
1036
9
Craig C
20.08
1057
10
Wendy
20.43
1088
11
Phil
18.27
1091
12
guest
21.03
1106
13
Ian
20.05
1187
14
Sarah
19.37
1298
15
RACE 2
Dave B
16.21
893
1
Feavers
15.10
897
2
Matthew
16.29
901
3
Roger
17.18
909
4
Patti
17.23
913
5
Sharlene
16.29
920
6
Wendy
18.17
961
7
Craig C
18.32
973
8
guest
18.39
980
9
Penny
20.54
1039
10
Cindy
21.40
1077
11
Phil
18.23
1087
12
Ian
22.13
1313
13
Sarah
20.11
1335
14
Craig B
-3.00
20000
15
RACE 3
Craig B
14.40
801
1
Dave B
14.42
803
2
Feavers
13.45
813
3
Sharlene
14.39
818
4
Matthew
15.25
842
5
Roger
16.18
856
6
Penny
17.44
882
7
Patti
16.48
883
8
Craig C
17.26
915
9
Wendy
18.25
968
10
Phil
17.54
1058
11
Sarah
17.00
1125
12
Ian
23.14
1373
13
RACE 4
Dave B
14.23
786
1
Craig B
14.27
790
2
Roger
15.35
819
3
Sharlene
14.59
836
4
Matthew
15.52
867
5
Feavers
14.41
868
6
Penny
17.52
888
7
Sarah
13.53
918
8
Phil
16.52
997
9
Wendy
19.02
1000
10
Craig C
19.04
1001
11
Ian
19.32
1155
12
These results are slightly different than those sent around in Sharlene’s email; on review with a proper computer screen, one time was corrected to match the race committee notes, and the 29er Portsmith handicap was applied.
Here’s Commodore Sharlene’s summation of the results:
While Dave Baker finished first, he recognizes that as a non club member he is not eligible to win the cup. So, Charles and Maureen are the winners! Followed by Matt, then Roger. Craig‘s OCS start cost him his chance to defend his title from last year.
Gentle, but still NNE and shifty winds. The sailing team was at the club, so Linus joined the racing. Sharlene was most consistent, while Feavers got two bullets and a DFL!
Nice breezes built up from the NNE, with lots of variation to keep life interesting. Many racers out to enjoy the moment. Penny got the most consistent results.
We had gentle, shifting breezes mostly from the West on Saturday, July 25 for the keel boat and dinghy races. Everyone started at the same time, thanks to David L for timing the dinghies.
The following Sunday, there was too much wind, so sailors practiced screaming reaches, but there were no races.
Skipper
Time
KB & Cat Corr Time
KB & Cat Position
RACE 1
Al
43.39
25.80
1.00
Ian
40.42
26.26
2.00
Marcello
49.17
29.57
3.00
RACE 2
Al
35.30
20.99
1.00
Ian
36.00
23.23
2.00
Marcello
39.19
23.59
3.00
RACE 3
Al
33.35
19.85
1.00
Ian
32.00
20.65
2.00
Marcello
40.10
24.10
3.00
RACE 1
Matthew
26.07
1427
1
Dave L
26.55
1471
2
Evan
26.38
1487
3
Guillermo
27.31
1504
4
Roger
31.42
1665
5
Gonzalo
30.24
1797
6
Penny
37.31
1865
7
Wendy
36.27
1915
8
Craig C
38.31
2022
9
Results adjusted Aug 4 to reflect Evan sailing a Laser >> rather than a Laser
Sunday July 12, a mix of winds from the south made for interesting racing. There wasn’t enough wind to set a reach mark, but occasionally we got a good puff, and then again occasionally there wasn’t much wind at all. And of course, the wind shifted unpredictably from side to side. So, results varied among the four races:
Nice variable breeze from the South with S-East and S-West variations. Hot. Two boats racing for the first time; Phil in his MC Scow, and Craig C sailing the Bombardier.
