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2015 VX One North American Championship - A solid start

by Julie & Christopher Howell on 6 Oct 2015
2015 VX One North American Championship - Race one Chris Howell
The VX One North American Championship, hosted by Gulfport Yacht Club in Gulfport, MS, got off to a solid start with four races completed for 28 teams. Marcus Eagan’s Cajun Underwriting holds the early advantage after posting scores of one, two, six, two for 11 points. Three points behind is Donovan Brennan’s Smuggler. 2014 North American Champion Chris Alexander’s Isabelita Con Queso rests in third with 27 points.

As the opening contest got underway under partly sunny skies, winds were eight knots, but dropped a bit by the time of the finish. Eagan crossed the line first, ahead of Brennan and Bill Griffin. Brennan moved up to the top spot in race two as the shifty breeze rose to eight - ten knots and overcast arrived. Eagan dropped to the second position, and Alexander placed third. Isabelita Con Queso claimed the next victory, while John Potter and Dustin Brennan followed. A new name, Matt Haddon, won the final bout, as Eagan and Potter rounded out the top trio while the sun returned.

Racing continues through Wednesday.

Results:

VX ONE (28 boats)

Series Standing - 4 races scored


Pos Sail   Boat   Rating Skipper Yacht Club
 1   2   3   4 
Total Pos
1  
177   Cajun Underwriting   0   Marcus Eagan   Bay-Waveland Yacht Club  
1   2   6   2  
11  
1  
2  
124   Isabelita Con Queso   0   Chris Alexander   Gulfport Yacht Club  
6   3   1   16  
26  
2  
3  
222   Wild Deuces   0   Paul Currie   RCYC  
5   4   9   14  
32  
3  
4  
176   kill bill   0   bill griffin   Wadawanuck  
2   10   12   10  
34T  
4  
5  
195      0   Brian Bennett   SSS  
10   8   8   8  
34T  
5  
6  
135   Bob Sled   0   Robby Brown   Davis Island YC  
4   5   20   6  
35  
6  
7  
201   Smuggler   0   Donovan Brennan   NOYC  
29/RET   1   7   4  
41  
7  
8  
187   VX One   0   John Potter   Beaufort Yacht & sailing Club  
14   24   2   3  
43  
8  
9  
196   My Sharona   0   George Gamble   Pensacola Yacht Club  
3   7   11   25  
46  
9  
10  
159   Angry Baboon   0   Kenny Wolfe   RCYC  
7   9   25   9  
50  
10  
11  
205      0   Matt Haddon   British Exiles YC  
8   29/OCS   15   1  
53T  
11  
12  
161   Happy Ending   0   Vernon Green   OCBC  
15   12   21   5  
53T  
12  
13  
150   ????   0   Dustin Brennan   NOYC  
9   18   3   27  
57T  
13  
14  
178   Cruzan Rhode   0   Timothy Pitts   NBYC  
12   13   13   19  
57T  
14  
15  
164   Akula   0   Shawn Cina   OCBC  
24   26   5   7  
62T  
15  
16  
175   This side down   0   Jeff Eiber   Edgewater yacht club  
17   16   16   13  
62T  
16  
17  
204   Reversal of Fortune   0   Jeffrey Progelhof   Rush Creek Yacht Club  
20   20   4   23  
67  
17  
18  
169   THE ANIMAL   0   Jeff Jones   LBYC  
11   6   24   28  
69  
18  
19  
170   Mongoose   102   Kevin Blank   Tammany Yacht Club  
25   11   19   15  
70  
19  
20  
125   The Spaniard   0   Rob Doolittle   Pont. Y.C.  
16   25   10   20  
71  
20  
21  
152      0   Beat Steffen   Sailing Club Hallwil, Switzerland  
18   22   22   12  
74T  
21  
22  
142   Cool Change   0   Peter Van Rossem   Kingston Yacht Club  
13   21   14   26  
74T  
22  
23  
128   Flash Gordan   0   Lawrence Frost   Southern Yacht Club  
22   15   23   17  
77  
23  
24  
200   Rosebud   0   Justin Howard   Oklahoma City Boat Club  
19   14   28   18  
79  
24  
25  
122   SeaFlight   0   Darrell Peck   Vancouver Lake Sailing Club  
26   17   17   21  
81  
25  
26  
116   Andrew Walford   0   Andrew Walford   St Petersburg Yacht Club  
23   19   18   22  
82  
26  
27  
197   Second Line   0   Shelley Caplan   BWYC  
27   27   26   11  
91  
27  
28  
132   Chevere   0   Cesar Roca   BucYC/MYC  
21   23   27   24  
95  
28  
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