Please select your home edition
Edition
Zhik 2024 December

J/105 North American Championship - Overall report

by J105 Class Association on 28 Oct 2017
2017 J/105 North American Championship - Day 2 Christopher Howell
As the spotlight shines on Houston for the World Series, so does the focus at the J/105 North American Championship hosted by Lakewood Yacht Club.

Locals Steve Rhyne on Mojo and Bill Zartler on Deja Vodoo continued to dominate the 22-boat fleet, as seven races are now in the books of the no-throw-out series. By way of a one, five, one on Friday, Rhyne holds a nine-point advantage over Zartler (Mojo tallies 15 points to Deja Vodoo’s 24).



Fellow Lakewood Yacht Club member Bill Lakenmacher’s Radiance moved up to third overall with 35 points. It was another solid day on the racecourse with winds between 12-16 knots and puffs into the 20s. Rhyne earned his first of two bullets in the initial contest, trailed by Zartler and Rick Goebel’s Sanity. Bruce Stone’s Good Trade seized the win in Friday’s middle battle, as Josh Richline’s Veloce and Rick Schaffer’s Double Dare made the top three. The familiar Rhyne and Zartler were the one/two punch in the last race, followed by Lakenmacher. Racing continues through Sunday.



For more information and complete results visit www.j105nac.com.



J/105 (22 boats) - Series Standing - 7 races scored

Pos Bow/Sail   Boat   Skipper Yacht Club
 1   2   3   4   5   6   7 
Total Pos
1  
15 / 41   Mojo   Steve Rhyne   Lakewood Yacht Club  
4   1   1   2   1   5   1  
15  
1  
2  
6 / 130   Deja Vodoo   Bill Zartler   Lakewood Yacht Club  
1   3   4   4   2   8   2  
24  
2  
3  
16 / 649   Radiance   Bill Lakenmacher   LYC  
3   6   5   8   4   6   3  
35  
3  
4  
13 / 88   Sanity   Rick Goebel   SDYC/CRA  
8   9   3   1   3   7   9/SCP  
40  
4  
5  
22 / 628   Double Dare   Rick Schaffer   Fort Worth Boat Club  
5   4   10   3   12   3   6  
43  
5  
6  
12 / USA 96   Good Trade   Bruce Stone   St. Francis Yacht Club  
12   10   2   6   7   1   8  
46  
6  
7  
21 / 490   Distant Passion   James Macdonald   Royal Bermuda Yacht Club  
2   11   8   23/ZFP*   8   9   13  
74T  
7  
8  
9 / 43937   Pesto   John Barnett   lyc  
9   7   7   18/SCP   6   15/SCP   12  
74T  
8  
9  
11 / 124   Blue Flash   Matthew Arno   FWBC  
14   5   15/SCP   11   5   14   14  
78  
9  
10  
3 / 03   Ne * NE   Osmond Young   LYC  
6   2   22/SCP   17/ZFP*   18   10   7  
82  
10  
11  
17 / 430   Kinderspel2   John Bell   CCYC  
20   12   9   7   14   13   9  
84  
11  
12  
10 / 23   Veloce   Josh Richline   CCYC  
13   21   18   19/ZFP*   11   2   4  
88  
12  
13  
1 / USA 378   Infinity   Uzi Ozeri   LYC  
16   17   12   18   15   4   10  
92  
13  
14  
2 / 344   Two Feathers   Mark Masur   Fort Worth Boat Club  
10   16   16   10   10   15   17  
94  
14  
15  
4 / 69   Eau La La   Mark Smith   Fort Worth Boat club  
15   14   23/DSQ   5   9   17   15  
98  
15  
16  
14 / 294   Rumpus   Brad Robbins   LYC  
7   13   17   15   13   16   18  
99  
16  
17  
20 / 285   Beauty   Dwight Horton   Fort Worth Boat Club  
11   19   11   13   17   18   11  
100  
17  
18  
7 / 296   Stinger   J B Bednar   LYC  
18   8   20   17   16   12   19  
110  
18  
19  
18 / 396   Jour-J   Alberic Avisse   Société des Régates du Havre  
21   15   13   20   20   19   20  
128T  
19  
20  
8 / 624   Texas Ranger IV   Chuck Wielchowsky   Lakewood Yacht Club  
19   20   14   16   21   22   16  
128T  
20  
21  
5 / 156   Zippity   Alan Bates   B Sailing Club  
17   18   23/DNC   23/DNC   19   21   21  
142  
21  
22  
19 / 505   5th Landing   Duncan Samo   Corpus Christi Yacht Club  
23/DSQ   22   19   21   22   20   22  
149  
22  
 
PredictWind - Offshore App 728x90 BOTTOMHyde Sails 2024 - One DesignC-Tech 2020 Tubes 728x90 BOTTOM

Related Articles

Rolex Fastnet Race IRC Four preview
The pinnacle of grass roots sailing has 97 entries The very largest yachts, including the 100ft Ultim foiling trimarans and 60ft IMOCAs are an essential part of the spectacle of the Fastnet Race, however a critical element in the race's enduring appeal is that this is predominately a grass roots event.
Posted on 14 Jul
Long Beach Olympic Classes Regatta day 2
Classic Long Beach conditions return The weather conditions at the Long Beach Olympic Classes Regatta shifted noticeably today, delivering the classic Long Beach breeze that many expect from this world-class venue.
Posted on 14 Jul
NYYC International Women's Championship update
Third group of skippers includes Nicole Breault, Dominique Proyoveur, Laura van Veen While there is no nationality requirement for the crews that will compete in the 2026 New York Yacht Club International Women's Championship, a number of teams are embracing the opportunity to wave their respective national flags at the debut edition.
Posted on 14 Jul
New Class 40 campaign for Global Solo Challenge
Ronnie Simpson aims to be first American to win singlehanded, non-stop around world race American sailor Ronnie Simpson has launched a new ocean racing campaign to compete in the Global Solo Challenge race; a singlehanded, non-stop around the world sailing race that begins and ends in Vigo, Spain in 2027.
Posted on 14 Jul
The Sardinia Cup set to return in 2026
The competition will make its long-awaited return to the waters of the Costa Smeralda The Yacht Club Costa Smeralda (YCCS) is pleased to announce the return of the Sardinia Cup, one of the Club's most iconic regattas and a renowned international sailing event.
Posted on 14 Jul
How inclusive is sailing?
Largest global survey aims to find out The Magenta Project has today launched the 2x25 global survey, marking the start of the most ambitious equity and inclusion review ever undertaken in sailing and the wider marine industry.
Posted on 14 Jul
Aegean 600 - Snakes and ladders in extremis
Event was the sixth in the IMA's annual Mediterranean Maxi Offshore Challenge If the previous two Aegean 600s were among the most brutal offshore races on record with storm force winds and violent gusts, conversely this year's fifth edition of the anti-clockwise lap of the Aegean Sea was largely the lightest.
Posted on 14 Jul
Is Your Boat Ready for Racing Season?
Rooster has gathered some of the best videos and blogs to make boat care easier From fine-tuning your rigging to quick repairs before a race, keeping your boat in top condition doesn't need to be complicated. ?
Posted on 14 Jul
2025 Long Beach Olympic Classes Regatta kicks off
The first week of the OCR includes five Olympic classes The highly anticipated 2025 Long Beach Olympic Classes Regatta officially commenced on Saturday, 12 July, marking the beginning of Olympic campaigns since the venues were announced.
Posted on 14 Jul
How Transpac's first finishers earned the podium
The first teams to reach Diamond Head are as varied as they are inspiring From a maxi-sled to a doublehanded keelboat and a 68-foot catamaran, the first teams to reach Diamond Head are as varied as they are inspiring.
Posted on 14 Jul