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Hobie 16 and Hobie 18 North American championships

by Rich McVeigh on 23 Oct 2013
Hobie 16 and Hobie 20 North American Championships www.pressure-drop.us
There were breezy conditions on day two of Hobie 16 and Hobie 18 North American championships. Five races were completed in winds of 15-24 knots from the north with moderate waves. Conditions proved to be too challenging for some but most stayed out and enjoyed the sporty conditions and numerous capsizes took place.
Results are delayed due to protests and the Hobie class meeting. Enrique FIGUEROA/Carla MALATRASI (PUR) continue to lead the Hobie 16 class.

Racing continues through Friday.

Hobie 16 (43 boats) (top)
 Series Standing - 1 races scored

Information is provisional and subject to modification
Regatta results last updated: Monday, October 21, 2013 9:32:11 PM CDT

Sail   Skipper    1    Total Pos
113663   Enrique Figueroa/
Carla Malatrasi  		   1     1  
1  
113553   Dan Borg/
Liana Giovando  		   2     2  
2  
113854   Walter Myers     3     3  
3  
113702   Mike Montague/
kathy Ward  		   4     4  
4  
108000   Patrick Porter/
Darcy Porter  		   5     5  
5  
113857   Greg Thomas/
Karen Sikora  		   6     6  
6  
112051   Paul Hess/
Mary Ann Hess  		   7     7  
7  
112272   Jason Hess/
Irene Abascal  		   8     8  
8  
123559   Tony Krauss/
Lani Krauss  		   9     9  
9  
113520   Tom Korzeniewski/
Susan Korzeniewski  		   10     10  
10  
112266   Tyler Myers     11     11  
11  
113587   Nicolas Liebel     12     12  
12  
113849   Herb JAMES/
Sharon James  		   13     13  
13  
46   mark modderman/
grace modderman  		   14     14  
14  
28   Rick Quatrone/
Dannielle Carr  		   15     15  
15  
112183   Roger Brown/
Ann Sullivan  		   16     16  
16  
113562   Steve Leo/
Dafna Brown  		   17     17  
17  
111582   Michael McNeir/
Krista Vind  		   18     18  
18  
113866   Rob Jerry/
Darcie Jerry  		   19     19  
19  
110665   David Heroux/
Barbara Powers  		   20     20  
20  
111729   Jesse Ridge/
Tommy Butler  		   21     21  
21  
112226   blair wallace/
Sasha Wallace  		   22     22  
22  
104641   Boyd Bass/
Barbara Bass  		   23     23  
23  
113764   Eric Raybon/
Mike Evans  		   24     24  
24  
112320   Greg Raybon/
Nancy Kornblum  		   25     25  
25  
112376   Bill Kast/
George Miscannon  		   26     26  
26  
111897   Fernando Guirola/
Jose Ignacio Vega  		   27     27  
27  
114215   PAMELA NORIEGA/
NASIM DE JESUS MIGUEL  		   28     28  
28  
112259   Rich McVeigh/
Carol Hilk  		   29     29  
29  
112078   KAREN-ANN XAVIER/
Alexandra Edgar  		   30     30  
30  
114216   Mike Hardy/
Janet Hardy  		   31     31  
31  
123558   Kat Porter/
Becky Ashburn  		   32     32  
32  
111677   Jamison Mauk/
Ben Wells  		   33     33  
33  
111962   Mark Ashburn/
Matisse Swanson  		   34     34  
34  
112205   Mark Van Doren/
Nicholas Bostic  		   35     35  
35  
114104   J Rosenbach/
Laura Sullivan  		   36     36  
36  
608   Dom Simonetti/
Marie Donigan  		   37     37  
37  
104940   Tyler Simpson/
Kyle Simpson  		   38     38  
38  
114191   Fred Weidig/
Melissa Weidig  		   39     39  
39  
112003   Gregory Minnaar/
Marah Kvaltine  		   40     40  
40  
102676   Michelle Rathkamp/
David McDaniel  		   41     41  
41  
112386   Max Hudson/
Coco Hudson  		   44/RET     44T  
42  
113896   Marcos Ferrari/
Caroline Sylvestre  		   44/DSQ     44T  
42  
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