Gig Harbor
Goose Bump Races 2010
Frostbite Series
January 17-February 21
Size Matters.
January 2-February 6
For the 21st year the Northwest
-2.13 inches Wide
The Gig Harbor Yacht Club and
Riggers Yacht Club is sponsoring the
-1.35 inches Tall
-1.00 inches Deep
Thunderbird Fleet 1 will host a Frostbite
winter Goose Bump Race Series on Lake
series. There will be four afternoon low
Union. This is a six-race series. Come to
key events sailed in Gig Harbor with no
any one event, come to all of them. This
flying sails allowed. The warning will
is a for-the-fun-of it race series.
be at 12:55 pm.
There is no formal reservation,
Race 1: Saturday, January 2
no fees and no protests. Please, no
Race 2: Saturday, January 16
excuses for collisions. Course posted on
Race 3: Saturday, January 30
Committee boat sign-board.
Mounting Tab
Race 4: Saturday, February 6
Before the race, please come by the
Check for more information
Committee boat, anchored in central Lake
-Smallest Bilge Switch In the Industry-
posted at Thunderbird Fleet 1 website:
Union, to get included on the participant
tbirdfleet1.org and at the Gig Harbor YC
list and pick up our non-standard start
website:
www.gigharboryc.com/
sequence and signals sheet. There will be
season participant stickers for all boats,
Corinthian Yacht Club plus first, second and third place stickers
Turkey Bowl ’09
for each race.
Race schedule: six Sundays in a
Pl Boat Sailno Skipper
row – January 17, 24, 31 and February
505 Fleet
7, 14, 21. Race starts at 1:00 pm with the Simply slide the stainless mounting tab
10-minute horn sounding at 12:50 pm.
under a hose clamp or drill (1) hole
1 (Lanzinger2) 8815 Fritz Lanzinger
2 Fighti Yellow Lady 8017 Derek Campbell
For more information, contact Bob at
3 (Vandeventer) 8577 B. Van Deventer
(425) 427-8449.
www.WaterWitchInc.com
4 Relish 8799 Angus Brackett 1-800-654-4783
5 Narley 8245 Charlie Dore
6 Eight Ball 6808 Piper Dunlap
7 Re Dinosaurs 8824 Loe/Glass
Laser Fleet
1 177176 Carl Buchan
2 (Falk) 170701 Dan Falk
3 (Curtin) 172482 Barry Curtin
Sloop Tavern YC
4 (Willsie) 171059 Todd Willsie
5 Mama Tried 196142 Jeremy Lynn
Iceberg Race
6 (Watt) 152203 David A Watt January 30
7 (Gage) 182093 Bruce Gage
8 Rusty 145404 D. Trummert The Sloop Tavern Yacht Club will
9 (Cenname) 187295 M. Cenname kick off its 2010 racing season with the
10 (Becker) 185899 Eric Becker Iceberg Race on Saturday, January 30.
11 91009 Mark Ross Skippers and crews of all abilities are
12 Stumberger 192933 D. Stumberger invited to join STYC in getting the season
Moth Fleet off to a good start with this tradition-
1 Wingin It 3391 Dalton Bergan ally non-flying sails race event. Due to
2 (Mckee) 3597 Jonathan Mckee popular demand, STYC will continue to
3 Flying High 3248 Matt Pistay also include flying sails divisions in this
Yager
4 Fly On The Wall 3592 Lindsay Bergan and all other events this year. sails & canvas
5 Rounding Error 3334 Bates Mckee The long course distance is approxi-
Your provider for sails
Opti Fleet mately 14.3 miles and includes marks
in Western Washington!
1 Tlc 14721 Alex Demmler at West Point, Skiff Point and Spring
2 Annihilator Can 1434 Ellie Shaw Beach, and short course racing is all
3 (Unregistered) 2962 (Unregistered) within Shilshole Bay. Entries are due
4 (Unregistered) 15905 (Unregistered) at the Sloop by 6:00 pm on Wednesday,
Give the gift of Custom, Classic,
Laser Radial Fleet January 27. Additional race informa-
Performance sails at
1 Streaker 182099 Jay Winberg tion can be found on the STYC website:
www.yagersails.com
2 (Cenname) 187295 M. Cenname
www.slooptavern.org
3 Stumberger 169570 D. Stumberger
(509) 928-1964
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