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Nemesis Double Handed St Croix Results

19 December 2017

The Nemesis St Croix Double Handed was sailed on Sunday 17 December 2017 in near perfect weather on an almost soldiers course.

A South East wind greeted the six yachts contesting the Nemeis Double Handed, a low sea mist hid the islands from yachts exiting to the bay from a harbour start. Most contestants made St Croix in a single tack, St Croix to port and then the chase back in a rising wind that peaked at around 17 knots.

Three welcome additions to the fleet were Proteus, with Chris Cox at the helm; Zula, sailing her last hurrah with Rod and Jimmy – Rod left this morning for Brazil; and Skybird, solo with Joseph at the helm.

Zula attempted to put the backmarkers off their game by cooking a chicken curry and wafting aromas down the course, Joseph was game and stayed close to all and his Cape 21 finished 7 minutes adrift of Zula – a Muira.

A cracking day at sea with a cracker of a course, mild sea and awesome breeze.

The close contest was between John Tudehope’s 35 foot Simonis, Wallbanger and Mark Dawson on the J27, J-Sea. Only 16 minutes separated the two finishing times and less than four minutes separated the two on elapsed time. Message to Mark; “It was those silly bugger games with Wallbanger and the flyer South that cost you young Smaak!”.

St Croix Double Handed Results

Start: Start 1, Finishes: Code
Rank Boat Class HelmName TCF Start Finish Elapsed Corrected BCE BCR
1 Chinook Farr 38 Leon van Niekerk 1.028 10:25 14:02 3:37:00 3:43:05 0:00:00 1.028
2 Wallbanger Simonis 35 John Tudehope 0.995 10:25 14:27 4:02:00 4:00:47 0:17:48 0.922
3 J-Sea J27 Mark Dawson 0.947 10:25 14.43 4:18:00 4:04:20 0:22:26 0.865
4 Skybird Cape 21 Joseph Schable 0.815 10:25 15:57 5:32:00 4:30:35 0:58:17 0.672
5 Zula Miura Rod 0.86 10:25 15:50 5:25:00 4:39:30 1:05:37 0.686
6 Proteus L36 Chris Cox 0.915 10:25 15.44 5:19:00 4:51:53 1:15:12 0.699

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