Is there a place to see them ?

Not yet. I have the hard copy though. Anything in particular you need to know?

I'll scan the pages and post when I have a free moment. (I'm painting the living room AGAIN!) pennance for sailing MKL.)

Scanner not working. Sorry.

Oh not much in particular,just the top 10 in each cat class. Low port.No spi. would be a start. thanx

In order HIGH PORTSMOUTH no spi

John McKight / H-20
Roy Laughlin / Supercat 19
Michael Penman / Nacra 5.8
Rip Parent / Nacra 19.03
Elias Reynolds / Nacra 19.69
Craig Van Eaton / Supercat 20
Robert Grub / Mystere 19.69
Ralph Corral / Prindle 19
Michael Kennedy / Prindle 19.5

Terry Greene / H-21
Victor Paqrebnov / Orca Homebuilt 19
Bret Moss / Marstrom A class w/ spi
Marc Newlyn / Nacra 6.0
Eric Arbogast / ARC 21
Curt Johnson / Nacra 6.0
Garrett Norton / Nacra 6.0
Shambic Hammett / NAcra 18
Hollis Caffee / F-16

The big Boyz

Eric Roberts / ARC 30
Livingston / Spina / Tornado
Mike Phillips / Marstrom 20
Brew / Tierney / RC 27
Kenny Pierce / Nacra 20
CArla Shiefer / Marstrom 20
Jay Sonnenklar / Nacra 20
Kevin Smith / Tornado
Doug Kirby / Nacra 20
Loya / Suter / Tornado
Mark Herendeen / Nacra 20

Carlos Beckman
Chris Summers
Mark Jones
Steven Maffetone
Scot Corson
Bill Stolberg
Hunter Fry
Dick Russell
Abdel Morales
Freida Johnson
Jaan Roots
Douglas Russell

Danny and Katie Wilson / Nacra 5.2 (Formerly Satori)
Peck Sukphisit / Prindle 16

The others DNF on time.

Dave Calvert/ Rick White / Reynolds 33
Andy Roedig / Corsair 24
Mike Powers / Stilletto 23
keith Gulley / Condor 40
Rick Tobin / Corsair 31

If I am reading this correctly,

Goes to Dave Calvert and Rick White on the reynolds R-33.

it is appreciated by all.........And congratulations to Danny and Katie on Satori .Eric you must feel like a proud Granpa!

It is that obviuos?

They are good sailors, they deserve it!

What's MASF?

Multihull Association of South Florida. It's for the big multis.

Why wouldn't the ARC 30 fall into that category?

I assume it is because the ARC 30 has no below-deck accommodations and is basically a big beach cat. The Reynolds 33 is considered a cruising boat (although the accommodations are a bit spartan ).

Gotcha.

Maybe he is not a member of the association?"

I don't know whether he is a member of MASF or not, but that would be irrelevant for putting boats in classes for the race.

I think the boats racing as "MASF" are boats that have a rating issued by MASF, whereas the RC-27 and RC-30 have Portsmouth numbers.

The Stiletto 23 has a Portsmouth rating, but apparently it also has a MASF rating (and that must be the one he chose to put on his registration form), since he was in the MASF class.

One of the interesting features of the Miami-Key Largo Race has always been that you don't necessarily know what class you have been put into and who you are racing against until it is all over and trophies have been awarded and results have been handed out. All you know is that you are trying to get to Key Largo as fast as you can (by sail and on the water).