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Miami Star Winter Series - Levin Memorial - Final
by Paul Cayard on 13 Feb 2017
2017 Miami Star Winter Series - Levin Memorial Paul Cayard
http://www.cayardsailing.com
The wind had difficulty materializing this morning but we finally got one race going around 12:40 in six knots of wind from the southeast.
After yesterday’s results, things were tight at the top and with the fickle conditions today, anything could have happened.
Danny and I had a decent start and shortly after tacked to port to head right, in the middle of the fleet. The wind was fickle and dropping in strength as we neared the windward mark. We rounded about seventh with Augie Diaz in front of us. Augie blazed down the run as usual and rounded the gate with a big lead. At this point the regatta was his.
Racing in conditions like this is very challenging. It is not hard to get a few things wrong and find yourself back in the pack. We were very lucky as most everything we did this weekend turned to gold.
On the second windward leg, Augie and Arnie went to the right and Danny and I stayed a bit more to the left. This worked out for us and we passed Augie. Down the final run to the finish, Augie again super-fast, passed us to finish third but our fourth was all we needed to win the regatta. Gris Dolf and Luke Lawrence won the race with Larry Whipple and Austin Sperry in second.
I haven’t had this much enjoyment from sailing in a while. I experienced this when I raced with both Danny and Allie to Hawaii, twice. That was 10 years ago.
Next for me is IRC racing with the Beau Geste team in Australia at the end of the month.
2016-2017 Miami Star Winter Series - Levin Memorial - Preliminary Cumulative Results
Bow
Sail Number
Yacht Name
Yacht Design
Skipper/Crew
Race
1
Race
2
Race
3
Race
4
Total
Miami Star Winter Series Racing
One Design Division
Star
1.
16
USA 8506
8506
Star
Paul Cayard / Daniel Cayard
1
2
4
4
11.0
2.
9
USA 8509
DANILU
Star
Augie Diaz / Arnis Baltins
3
3
3
3
12.0
3.
-6
USA 8250
Rachel
Star
Andrew Macdonald / Brad Nichol
5
1
2
10
18.0
4.
20
USA 8320
USA 8320
Star
George Szabo / Roger Cheer
6
4
1
7
18.0
5.
77
USA 8484
Barakablue
Star
Larry Whipple / Austin Sperry
2
11
8
2
23.0
6.
0
USA 8504
8504
Star
William Swigart / Brian Fatih
7
7
5
9
28.0
7.
89
USA 8481
8481
star
Tomas Hornos / Josh Revkin
4
6
11
12
33.0
8.
74
USA 8000
8000
star
Jud Smith / Arthur Anosou
11
13
6
11
41.0
9.
19
USA 8464
Pied Piper/National Marine
Star
Jack Jennings / Frithjof Kleen
23
5
13
6
47.0
10.
110
USA 8440
8440
Star
Jim Buckingham / Craig Moss
10
8
17
16
51.0
11.
13
ARG 8498
Star 8498
Star
Alberto Zanetti / Mark Strube
16
10
10
18
54.0
12.
39
UKR 8493
8493
Star
Vasyl Gureyev / Oleg Tsypko
8
28
7
14
57.0
13.
2
USA 8401
8401
Star
Chris Dold / Luke Lawrence
34
/DNF
16
9
1
60.0
14.
71
CAN 8017
8017
Star
Bruce Long / Dave Martin
14
9
18
19
60.0
15.
0
CAN 8272
Southern Star
Star
Jerry Wendt / Bryan Milne
9
18
22
13
62.0
16.
72
USA 8518
8518
Star
Doug Smith / Brian O'Mahoney
15
17
14
17
63.0
17.
61
CAN 7601
7601 CAN
Star
Terry Line / Larry Scott
12
14
15
24
65.0
18.
111
USA 8408
8408
Star
Kevin Mcneil / Magnus Liljedahl
13
15
34
/BFD
5
67.0
19.
11
USA 8420
Dorothy
Star
Jock Kohlhas / Jock Kohlhas
21
26
23
15
85.0
20.
1
USA 8312
8312
Star
Tony Herrmann / Matt Herrmann
27
19
19
21
86.0
21.
99
USA 8302
8302
Star
Jason Veatch / Phil Toth
22
22
21
22
87.0
22.
63
USA 8063
GRINCH
Star
Bert Collins / Jake Doyle
18
25
12
34
/DNS
89.0
23.
CAN 7887
7887
Star
John Hokanson / Avery Paul
20
23
20
26
89.0
24.
17
USA 8217
Tess
Star
Mike Phinney / Alex Baker
26
12
27
25
90.0
25.
66
CAN 8466
Star
Star
Stuart Hebb / Mike Wolfs
17
34
/DNS
34
/DNS
8
93.0
26.
46
USA 8246
8246
Star
Shane Zwingelberg / Guy Avalon
19
29
28
20
96.0
27.
64
USA 8395
Goodfellas
Star
Charles F. Kohlermann IV / Richard Burgess
30
20
16
34
/DNS
100.0
28.
24
USA 8148
8148
Star
Aaron Smith / Cory Ernst
29
24
24
27
104.0
29.
7
USA 8507
USA 8507
Star
James Revkin / Chad Easley
25
27
31
23
106.0
30.
85
ARG 8285
8285
Star
Erich Mones / Mariano Massa
24
21
30
34
/DNS
109.0
31.
76
CAN 8247
8271
Star
Allan Cullen / James Hynes
31
30
25
28
114.0
32.
-9
AUS 7836
Ruffian
Star
Zachary Hansman / Arnd Glunde
28
31
26
29
114.0
33.
11
USA 7828
Spax
Star
Sandy McAllister / Spencer McAllister
32
32
29
30
123.0
2016-2017 Miami Star Winter Series - Levin Memorial - Sub-Class Scoring - Preliminary Cumulative Results
Bow
Sail Number
Yacht Name
Yacht Design
Skipper/Crew
Race
1
Race
2
Race
3
Race
4
Total
Miami Star Winter Series Racing
One Design Division
Star - Classic
1.
89
USA 8481
8481
star
Tomas Hornos / Josh Revkin
4
6
11
12
33.0
2.
2
USA 8401
8401
Star
Chris Dold / Luke Lawrence
34
/DNF
16
9
1
60.0
3.
99
USA 8302
8302
Star
Jason Veatch / Phil Toth
22
22
21
22
87.0
4.
-9
AUS 7836
Ruffian
Star
Zachary Hansman / Arnd Glunde
28
31
26
29
114.0
Star - Exalted Grand Master
1.
1
USA 8312
8312
Star
Tony Herrmann / Matt Herrmann
27
19
19
21
86.0
2.
CAN 7887
7887
Star
John Hokanson / Avery Paul
20
23
20
26
89.0
Star - Grand Master
1.
9
USA 8509
DANILU
Star
Augie Diaz / Arnis Baltins
3
3
3
3
12.0
2.
-6
USA 8250
Rachel
Star
Andrew Macdonald / Brad Nichol
5
1
2
10
18.0
3.
77
USA 8484
Barakablue
Star
Larry Whipple / Austin Sperry
2
11
8
2
23.0
4.
0
USA 8504
8504
Star
William Swigart / Brian Fatih
7
7
5
9
28.0
5.
74
USA 8000
8000
star
Jud Smith / Arthur Anosou
11
13
6
11
41.0
6.
13
ARG 8498
Star 8498
Star
Alberto Zanetti / Mark Strube
16
10
10
18
54.0
7.
39
UKR 8493
8493
Star
Vasyl Gureyev / Oleg Tsypko
8
28
7
14
57.0
8.
71
CAN 8017
8017
Star
Bruce Long / Dave Martin
14
9
18
19
60.0
9.
72
USA 8518
8518
Star
Doug Smith / Brian O'Mahoney
15
17
14
17
63.0
10.
111
USA 8408
8408
Star
Kevin Mcneil / Magnus Liljedahl
13
15
34
/BFD
5
67.0
11.
11
USA 8420
Dorothy
Star
Jock Kohlhas / Jock Kohlhas
21
26
23
15
85.0
12.
17
USA 8217
Tess
Star
Mike Phinney / Alex Baker
26
12
27
25
90.0
13.
7
USA 8507
USA 8507
Star
James Revkin / Chad Easley
25
27
31
23
106.0
14.
76
CAN 8247
8271
Star
Allan Cullen / James Hynes
31
30
25
28
114.0
15.
11
USA 7828
Spax
Star
Sandy McAllister / Spencer McAllister
32
32
29
30
123.0
Star - Master
1.
16
USA 8506
8506
Star
Paul Cayard / Daniel Cayard
1
2
4
4
11.0
2.
110
USA 8440
8440
Star
Jim Buckingham / Craig Moss
10
8
17
16
51.0
3.
0
CAN 8272
Southern Star
Star
Jerry Wendt / Bryan Milne
9
18
22
13
62.0
4.
63
USA 8063
GRINCH
Star
Bert Collins / Jake Doyle
18
25
12
34
/DNS
89.0
5.
66
CAN 8466
Star
Star
Stuart Hebb / Mike Wolfs
17
34
/DNS
34
/DNS
8
93.0
6.
46
USA 8246
8246
Star
Shane Zwingelberg / Guy Avalon
19
29
28
20
96.0
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