Any info on what the outcome was?

I heard an Inter 20 sweep for line honors, with Rick Bliss, Jim Galloway, and Doug Kirby in 1-3rd. Don't know corrected, but the H16s probably did very well. The early quick-trip reach was looking good, but the 15 knot east wind went south and light just as the leaders got under the bridge, and getting through the harbor was tough as the wind died and filled. It did pick up to double trap again for the ride home, but out of the south, with some nasty swells in the bay.

Chris

54 boats. Great weather.

Elapsed:

1 N20H1 488 Richard A Bliss Justin Labarca 3:54:01 1
2 N20H3 513 Jim Galloway Jack Kennedy 3:55:48 2
3 N20H1 USA636 Doug Kirby Andy Herbick 3:56:11 3
4 HF18 1575 Brett Sullivan Alex Pierret 4:21:15 4
5 HF18 H1 1068 Dan Kulkoski Katy Kulkoski 4:27:42 5

Corrected:

1 N20H3 513 Jim Galloway Jack Kennedy 61.404 03:55:48 00:00:00 06:24:01 61.404 1.0
2 N20H1 488 Richard A Bliss Justin Labarca 60.6214 03:54:01 00:01:13 06:26:02 60.939 2.0
3 N20H1 USA636 Doug Kirby Andy Herbick 60.6214 03:56:11 00:03:23 06:29:36 61.503 3.0
4 H16 107652 Greg Raybon Eric Raybon 78.7 05:09:52 00:07:39 06:33:44 80.691 4.0
5 HF18 1575 Brett Sullivan Alex Pierret 64.4 04:21:15 00:13:57 06:45:40 68.031 5.0


Complete results shortly on Fleet250.org

Jacques

Thanks to the club and Fleet 250 for another great event! Excellent job, Jacques!

Woohoo! West River sailors grabbing 2 out of the top 3!

Hey Keith....

Who's that Jack Kennedy character?

Mark

And
The largest class was the N20 class.

Talk like that is going to get Wouter all spun up, Robi too!

No worries, the F16 group will just adopt the H16 into its ranks and become the dominant class.

Then the'll talk about how the "new" F16's can "run with" a N20 while jib-reaching.

They have to have something to talk about afterall.

Not quite
Hobie 16 was

Someone has been daydreaming about ME! I am flattered Mr. Ingram. You have brought me into a thread that has absolutley, nothing to do with me.

OK let me re phase it then.
The N20 class was the largest class to registrar, start and finish the required course.

Ding
The Wouter comment cut me real deep

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The largest class was the N20 class.


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Not quite
Hobie 16 was

So why does Sandy Hook score them as the largest class... They can't count?

maybe he ment largest as in longest beach cat?

Apparently a man of many identities. He changes names as quickly as he moves from one trap to the other on a tack. Great skill at dropping his chute, rumor has it he's quite the "Lady's Man", drives a fast car, and is capable of breaking an Inter-20 boom with his naughty bits.

That probably has something to do with how many boats finished.
It was a light wind year with bad current, not the best situation for the smaller boats.

Now I remember... Isn't he the guy in the photo in Catsailor swimming in the water between a bridge and an N20 trying to prevent the 20 from spearing the bridge? Yes... he does have a certain style!

I would probably believe everything but the Lady's Man part.... From what I have heard... that is just a dream!

I know Jack Kennedy... He is no Jack Kennedy!

Who knew... everyone BUT Wouter jumped on it.

Awhh.. I figured you would go ballistic over the use of weight correction factors for calculating the Portsmouth overall win so that second to the beach corrects into first overall!

I am sure you have something to say about this. No?

Mark

Yeah, I saw it. The horse is well dead, is it not?

Weight corrector mods (H#) for an N20... man that's just wrong.