Three Bridge Fiasco (Doublehanded) at Singlehanded Sailing SocietyJanuary 30
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Fantastic day during the Three Bridge and Great turn out with 25 e27s participating.
SSS TBF Trophy Meeting Oakland Yacht Club, 7:30 pm Wednesday, February 10th.

Congratulations to the winners!

DH : El Raton (6th out of 284 overall) Recap by Ray
SH : TAZ!! (1st out of 41 overall) Recap by George
Result
PosBoatTotalRace 1
1El Raton11
2Shenanigans22
3Witchy Woman33
4Chile Dog44
5Peaches55
6Wile E Coyote66
7Light'n Up77
8Verve88
9Take Five99
10Taz!!1010
11Ergo1111
12Abigail Morgan1212
13Desperado1313
14Magic1414
15Magic Bus1515
16Thumper1616
17Dianne1717
18Opa!1818
19Get Happy!!20DNF
19Moxie20DNF
19Swampdonkey20DNF
19Attack From Mars20DNF
19Wetsu20DNF
19Mirage20DNF
19Discotheque20DNS
19Elise20DNS
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Author: David Rasmussen ([email protected]) contact the author
Subject: Re: Foil versus Hanks
Info: (24951 views) Posted: Wednesday 6-13-01 11:13:00 PM
Dan,

Since a good portion of the sailing I do is ocean, single or double handed I think hanks are the only way to go. As you know on a weekend like Coastal Cup it can be tough and even dangerous to send a crew forward to remove the jib. It was great to drop the four to deck and leave it hanked on, ready to set when the kite had to come down. Can’t do that with a foil. I have had a number of experiences when I have doused the jib from the cockpit, set the kite and just let the jib drag a clew in the water until conditions allowed going forward.

Of course I have also envied the quick sail changes Jason and others can make during shorter bay races. Everything is a tradeoff!

Dave Rasmussen

Salty Hotel 18360

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