Results are up for the first three races:
http://www.ssseries.org/
This site includes photos of these races. The last race will be run on March
17 from Gig Harbor YC.

Phil Rhodes wrote:
Results are up for the first three races:
http://www.ssseries.org/
This site includes photos of these races. The last race will be run on March
17 from Gig Harbor YC.


This appears to be in Washington State, USA, to save anyone else who's
never heard of it.

Though I'm curious as to why one of the names on the web site has an
Iowa address. Does he really go 1500 miles to the sea, when Lake
Michigan is only 300 miles away?

Andy

I don't believe there is any sailboat racing on Lake Michigan in the winter?
Whereas, here in Washington State, all sal****er YC have races in the
winter.
http://www.ttpyc.org/ just finished it's Windjammer Series.

"Andy Champ" wrote in message
...
Phil Rhodes wrote:
Results are up for the first three races:
http://www.ssseries.org/
This site includes photos of these races. The last race will be run on
March 17 from Gig Harbor YC.
This appears to be in Washington State, USA, to save anyone else who's
never heard of it.

Though I'm curious as to why one of the names on the web site has an Iowa
address. Does he really go 1500 miles to the sea, when Lake Michigan is
only 300 miles away?

Andy

Phil Rhodes wrote:
I don't believe there is any sailboat racing on Lake Michigan in the winter?

The DN class just had their North American Championships last weekend on
Lake Michigan, sailing out of Menominee, Michigan.

Results are he http://www.idniyra.org/results/results07_na.html

120 boats. Impressive.

//Walt

Interesting, don't those things always beat to weather because the apparent
wind is forward all the time?


"Walt" wrote in message
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Phil Rhodes wrote:
I don't believe there is any sailboat racing on Lake Michigan in the
winter?

The DN class just had their North American Championships last weekend on
Lake Michigan, sailing out of Menominee, Michigan.

Results are he http://www.idniyra.org/results/results07_na.html

120 boats. Impressive.

//Walt

Yes,
In fact the hard trick is going to "leeward" fast.
Mind bender:
To slow down, you turn down wind and let the boat slow to wind speed.
Matt Colie

Phil Rhodes wrote:
Interesting, don't those things always beat to weather because the apparent
wind is forward all the time?


"Walt" wrote in message
...
Phil Rhodes wrote:
I don't believe there is any sailboat racing on Lake Michigan in the
winter?
The DN class just had their North American Championships last weekend on
Lake Michigan, sailing out of Menominee, Michigan.

Results are he http://www.idniyra.org/results/results07_na.html

120 boats. Impressive.

//Walt




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