Here is another story from Jill Nickerson, Suncoast Sailing Team. I tried to put a photo with it, but I can't figure out how to do it. The day 2 story and photo are in a prior post "Tornado Nationals and photo"

And on the third day, there was light! Finally the weather decided to
cooperate and give us a perfect day for racing, our only regret is that
we could only sail 3 races. It was a day that you could have gone on and
on with the racing conditions the way they were other than being just a
bit chilly.


The winds started about 8 knots and built to about 12 knots by the end of
the day bring with the increase large swells. We had 3 back to back
races and were able to retire from the water at about 3PM.


No real crash and burn stories for you today. Everything for the fleet
when pretty normal and we all breathed a sigh of relief.


You can sign on to www.sailhoneymoon.com for more details but currently,
after 7 races, the top part of the standings are as follows:


NED 4
NED 1
USA802
GBR111
AUT3
AUT1
USA808
USA804


We look forward to the final day of racing and 3 races.


Once again, we thank our wonderful sponsors for this event, presented by
Home Depot and by Jesses Dockside restaurant. The sponsors have
included, Sail Honeymoon, Kira Bannerworks, Ronstan, Fun in the Sun,
JTF-Air, Albertsons, Harken, Murrays Marine, West Marine, What Your
Pleasure Boat Charters, Bob Johnson Sails and Marker 1 Marina.


We would also like to continually thank are tireless staff of race
committee, judges and volunteers that have put in many hours to bring
this event to life. If you are interested in visiting the beach, we
welcome you. Thank you
Jill Nickerson