SPRING REGATTA Corinthian Yacht Club


PUGET SOUND


Left: Daniel Kaseler and crew aboard the Melges 24 “Pteron” sail hard to take first in Division 0.


Photos by Gary Stuntz.


CYC's Seattle’s Puget Sound


Spring Regatta got off to a great start on Saturday, April 16. The sixty-four boats were broken into eight classes racing on two courses. The bigger boats in Division 0, 1, 2, and 3 were on the north course. The smaller boats of Division


4, 5, 6, and 7 shared the south course. The outstanding CYC race committee started five to seven races on Saturday, and from one to three races on Sunday. The 10:00 am race start time on


Saturday coincided with the end of an ebb tide, so there would be a flood


for most of the day’s racing. We had a northerly all day, which built for most races, from 7-11 knots, to 11-14, then 14- 18 sustained, and up to max 20 knots gust, backing off and on for the last two races, when the wind got a little fluky, with oscillating shifts. At times,


Left: In Division 1, “Nefarious”, Daniel Randolph's Farr 30 rounds just ahead of Eric Nelson's Henderson 30 “Gardyloo.” Right: In Division 0, “JAM,” “Wasabi” (first in class), “Strider” and “Flash” very closely round the mark. Photos by Gary Stuntz


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