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Welcome to For the 2000 Wave Nationals Notice of Race and Information page, CLICK HERE For the 2000 Wave ONLY Seminar, just before the Nationals, CLICK HERE Plans are cooking to make brand-new, Hobie Factory
supplied Waves available for purchase/charter for the 3rd Annual Wave
Nationals. More details soon
UPDATE and Final Results for 1999
Charlie Trinque of Pensacola, Florida had the early lead in the regatta and had the most first place finishes with three, but slipped to 2nd place overall. Paul Garlick of Sarasota, Florida broke a tie with Stan Woodruff Tampa, Florida. Woodruff was not only 4th overall, but was first place in the Masters Division.
UPDATE after 2nd day of Racing Winds staying the 15 mph range for the entire day, although some holes existed with winds as low as 8 mph and those holes seemed to lure some sailors to them. Scott Hubel managed to stay far away from those formidable holes taking two bullets, a 4th and 8th. This moved him into the overall lead, with Charlie Trinque slipping to second place.
Stan Woodruff moved into third, followed by Paul Garlick,
Charlie Harp, Dan Kulkoski, Mike Fahle, Rick White, and Jim Glanden.
UPDATE after 1st Day of Racing With winds of 10-15 and mild chop, nearly sixty boats got off the line with no general recalls -- not that there weren't some tough aggressive sailors battling it out for the lead. THe race committee, headed up PRO Sean Ferrel managed to get in 4 long races before the afternoon was up. 18-year old Charlie Trinque from the Pensacola, Florida area has jumped into the overall lead of the regatta with two bullets and a 7 and an 8. Dan Kulkoski of New Jersey has never had a finish over 8 and has a good hold on second place, followed by Scott Hubel from Melbourn, Florida. Stan Woodruff of Tampa, Florida not only commandingly leads the Masters Division, but also finds himself in 4th place overall. Last year's 2nd place finisher, Paul Garlick of Tampa Bay area is in a slim 6th place. Leading the Ladies Division is Kathy Kulkoski of New Jersey and is also in 9th place overall. In the Youth Division Ohio's 13-year old Laura Young is leading the way. The starts were very crowded despite a long line. To the left is the start of the first race.
Wave Nationals UPDATE as of Sept 13 There are already 50 paid sailors registered for the Wave Nationals, of which there are 15 Women, and 9 Masters (55 +), and there are many more expressing interest. (The youngest thus far is 13-year-old Laura Young from Port Clinton, Ohio. And Zach White, 10-years-old grandson of Rick White, is practicing every weekend to get ready.) And there is already a waiting list for charters for the limited number of boats that Hobie is providing. (By the way, Hobie Cat Company had promised to send 15 boats for charter. Then recently, due to the increased demand, they are now sending 24 boats. That, however, is still not meeting the demand for charters) So, it would be a really great idea to charter from your local area and/or bring your own boat. The general rules and sail measuring rules are already posted . For more info, click here WOW! Hogsbreath Saloon and Beer (you know, the folks that say, "Hogsbreath is Better than No Breath at All") have signed up to be a major sponsor for the 2nd Wave Nationals in Key Largo. There should be no shortage of beer and Rick won't be able to buy that cheap stuff he always gets. Hooray! Can't wait! We are already preparing for the 2nd Annual Hobie Wave Nationals, Dec 3-5, and it should be bigger and better and more fun. For full information, click here! For an Application and Entry Form, click here! $100 OFF for the Wave
Only Seminar over the regular Sailing Seminar's prices Was To sign up for the Seminar or the Team Racing, don't wait, call Rick or Mary at 305-451-3287, or fax 305-453-0255, or email rick@catsailor.com WAVE SNOBS! EAT YOUR HEART OUT!!!!!!!
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