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2019 J/24 North American Championship at Club Nautico Valle de Bravo - Day 2

by Julie & Christopher Howell 3 Apr 2019 17:28 PDT 30 March - 5 April 2019

Another gorgeous day in Valle de Bravo, another day atop the leaderboard for Will Welles Bruschetta at the J/24 North American Championship. With boat owner Aroldo de Rienzo aboard as well as Rich Bowen, John McCabe and PJ Schaffer, Bruschetta lodged scores of 1,5,1 on Wednesday. Now able to discard the fifth in race five, Welles has a net score of 7 points in six races of the planned 10-race series.

Tony Parkers Bangor Packet benefited from a solid day to jump into second place overall, after recording a 3,1,3 for 14 net points. Kenneth Porters S moved into third place with 19 points. Twenty-seven J/24s are competing at Club Nautico Valle de Bravo in Mexico through Friday.

Following a brief postponement while the breeze came in, racing got underway in winds of 8-10 knots, which increased to 10-14 with puffs in the high teens. Welles earned his third bullet of the Championship in Wednesdays initial contest, trailed by Porter and Parker. Then it was Parkers turn for line honors, his best finish of the series, while Laura and Ramon Benitezs De colores followed. Leading the fleet back to the docks were Welles, Porter and Parker.

Results after Day 2:

PosBow NowSail NoYacht NameOwner / SkipperR1R2R3R4R5R6Pts
11  USA 5407BruschettaWill Welles1131517
283  USA 58Bangor PacketTony Parker512231314
33  MEX 1585SKenneth Porter35729219
442  USA 2365Baba LouieMark Laura235102921
522  MEX 2128TrinqueteJavier Velásquez721128523
678  MEX 286De coloresRamón Benítez8208631136
776  MEX 4802BuenaventuraErick Castillo Jimenez M161341141042
829  USA 126GigglesNatalie Harden9149167443
97  MEX 4905TalentoLuis Alvarez62117411644
1021  MEX 4864Mar‑02Tito Benitez1310115121751
1186  USA 2436HabaneroDenny Vaughan1171214102254
1260  MEX 1922Capitan Ala TristeManuel Romero Lopez419109251456
1323  MEX 4163JamboROBERT HIMMELBAUER178142262166
1441  FRA 1810Hendaye 64Victor Maldonado209131719866
1539  USA 2918Sea Bags Women's Sailing TeamErica Beck Spencer1411198161968
1685  MEX 4102MarinaTeresa Schroeder10172515141571
1784  MEX 4527Jot Tub 2Jose Luis Rodriguez Pedraza2442118151674
188  MEX 5265CaspianJorge Castillo15161813211375
192  MEX 5140MatadorPablo Carvajal Specia19SCP157231276
2032  MEX 5017X 4Christian Carranza Rodriguez18DPI2420131877
2131  MEX 2988 (spin 5123)DiggerHumberto Prtiz Pastor1215222324779
2217  USA 2176Evil OctopusJasper Van Vliet2322621172389
2354  MEX 2829PegaisHugo Martinez Rebollar26181619182797
2459  USA 1036FlightRandall Rasicot222420252220108
2527  MEX 3788AsterixAntonio Jacques212623242025113
2669  MEX 5139ChanequeJuan Antonio Uroz Mateu252526262624126
2782  MEX 4152K‑tacho 24Esteban de Icaza272727272726134

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