Three Bridge Fiasco Race (Doublehanded) @ Singlehanded Sailing Society (2011)

Three Bridge Fiasco Race (Doublehanded) at Singlehanded Sailing Society

January 29

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Fantastic participation! Thank you to all for coming out for the first season counter!
SSS TBF Trophy Meeting Oakland Yacht Club, 7:30 pm Wednesday, February 9th.

Result

Pos	Boat	Total	Race 1
1	Motorcycle Irene	1	1
2	Great White	2	2
3	Ergo	3	3
4	El Raton	4	4
5	Libra	5	5
6	Verve	6	6
7	Shenanigans	7	7
8	Magic Bus	8	8
9	Moxie	9	9
10	Elise	10	10
11	Wetsu	11	11
12	Thumper	12	12
14	Light'n Up	14	DNF
14	Wile E Coyote	14	DNF
14	Discotheque	14	DNF
14	Risk	14	DNF
14	Witchy Woman	14	DNF
14	Opa!	14	DNF
14	Chili Dog	14	DNF
14	Archimedes	14	DNF
14	Peaches	14	DNF
14	Bobs	14	DNF
14	Mirage	14	DNF
14	Dianne	14	DNS
14	Swampdonkey	14	DNS
14	Take Five	14	DNS
14	Simba	14	DNS
14	Taz!!	14	DNS

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Author: Dan Pruzan ([email protected]) contact the author
Subject: Re: Coastal Cup and Long Beach Race Week
Info: (19254 views) Posted: Thursday 3-28-02 08:33:00 AM

For anyone thinking about doing the Long Beach races (the North Sails Race is the weekend after the Long Beach Race), I'll second Jason's comments. I've done both regattas for the past 2 years and we've had a lot of fun. Even if you are not doing the Coastal Cup, trailering the boat down there is very easy, about a 6 hour drive down Route 5. Between regattas you can even keep your boat on the trailer with the mast up. If anyone has any questions about the costs or logistics, just email me.

Cheers

Dan

Jason Crowson on 3/27/102 11:03 AM said:

>>Who is planning (or thinking about) doing the Coastal Cup? Think about doing the Long Beach Race Week the following weekend as well. 3 Boats stayed down for it last year and we had a blast, even though the B25s kicked our butt because of the rating game.>>

>>>>

>>I would prefer to get 5 or 6 boats down there this year so we can sail one-design. Any takers on this? No foul weather gear!!! Lots of sun!!!! LOTS of partying!!!>>

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:: For anyone thinking about doing the Long Beach races
:: (the North Sails Race is the weekend after the Long
:: Beach Race), I'll second Jason's comments. I've done
:: both regattas for the past 2 years and we've had a lot
:: of fun. Even if you are not doing the Coastal Cup,
:: trailering the boat down there is very easy, about a 6
:: hour drive down Route 5. Between regattas you can even
:: keep your boat on the trailer with the mast up. If
:: anyone has any questions about the costs or logistics,
:: just email me. 
:: 
:: 
:: 
:: Cheers 
:: 
:: 
:: 
:: Dan 
:: 
:: 
:: 
:: Jason Crowson on 3/27/102 11:03 AM said: 
:: 
:: 
:: 
:: >>Who is planning (or thinking about) doing the Coastal
:: Cup? Think about doing the Long Beach Race Week the
:: following weekend as well. 3 Boats stayed down for it
:: last year and we had a blast, even though the B25s
:: kicked our butt because of the rating game.>> 
:: 
:: >>>> 
:: 
:: >>I would prefer to get 5 or 6 boats down there this
:: year so we can sail one-design. Any takers on this? No
:: foul weather gear!!! Lots of sun!!!! LOTS of
:: partying!!!>> 
:: 
:: >> 
:: 
:: >>