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Star Zag Cup Masters Day 1 overall

by Cayard Sailing Reports on 16 Feb 2014
Star Zag Cup Masters 2014 Cayard Sailing Reports
On day one of the Star Zag Cup Masters 2014 30 teams from six countries showed up in Miami to compete. In order to enter the skipper must be over 50 years of age to compete in the Masters.

Two races were held today in puffy and shifty 12 knots from the southwest. The race committee ran a course 4 for both races which is a double windward leeward of about 45 nautical miles. Mark Reynolds USA, who has a Gold Medal in the 1992 and the 2000 Olympics, with Hal Haenel crewing. They sailed a 3, 1 while Rodney and I got the same scores in the reverse order, putting us in a tie for the lead. Vasyl Gureyev - Vitaly Kushnir from the Ukraine continue to show well this winter and are in third place overall.

The Swedish team of Tom Loefstedt - Magnus Liljedahl sailed very well and actually crossed the finish line first in the second race today but had started prematurely and were therefore disqualified.

Local hero Augie Diaz with Arni Baltins up front had hard luck today breaking the mainsheet and resigning from the second race.

Tomorrow's one and only race will start at 11:05. The forecast is northeast 6-8 knots.

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