2016 Olympic Sailing Competition Events


ISAF confirms events for the


2016 Olympic Sailing Competition at 2011 ISAF Mid-Year Meeting in St Petersburg, Russia. ISAF President Göran Petersson led the ISAF Council in more than three hours of debate and discussion before the ten events were decided. Over 50 submissions were received for consideration following the changes to the process for selecting events and equipment that was agreed in November 2010. The ten events selected for the 2016 Olympic Sailing Competition are:


• Men’s Board or Kiteboard - Evaluation • Women’s Board or Kiteboard - Evaluation


• Men’s One Person Dinghy - Laser • Women’s One Person Dinghy - Laser Radial


• Men’s 2nd One Person Dinghy - Finn • Men’s Skiff - 49er •Women’s Skiff – Evaluation • Men's Two Person Dinghy - 470 • Women's Two Person Dinghy - 470 •Mixed Two Person Multihull - Evaluation


CYCE Foulweather Bluff October 1


CYCE invites you to its 31st annual


Foulweather Bluff Race. Yachts with a PHRF rating of 180 and faster compete in the 26 mile feature course to the Foulweather Bluff buoy and return to Edmonds via the Scatchet Head buoy. Yachts with a PHRF of 181 or slower and all boats entering the NFS division will race the 18 mile course to a temporary buoy off Pilot Point, also returning to Edmonds via the Scatchet Head buoy. The first division will start at 10:00 am, reverse starting sequence, with multi- hulls in the last start. Overnight moorage is available at


the Port of Edmonds Marina for boats arriving the day before the race and/or staying overnight the day of the race. Registration forms are available on the CYCE website: www.cycedmonds.org Print the entry form, complete, and mail form to: Reinhard Freywald 9509 234th St SW, Edmonds, WA 98020. For more information call (425) 280-5572 or email reinhardhf@comcast.net


“Race Your House” October 15


Attention All Liveaboard’s: “Race


Your House” is back! Yes, that’s right - ”Race Your House” has been revived after more than 20 years of dormancy. To encourage participation, STYC presents this race at no cost to all participants. One qualifying rule: you must liveaboard your boat as your primary residence. You will need to get your boat rated for the event. Our handicappers will help you get your handicap figured out. You do not have to have your boat visually inspected, it’s just a phone call. You will be given a special “cruising” rating (or handicap) which will also allow you to participate in other STYC races with specified “cruising” classes. If you are a liveaboard, you really have to agree that if there was ever a better time to race your house, this is definitely it! Call Mikey at mikey@fulcrum.net (206) 714-6041. Awards will be provided for the cruising classes at the Sloop Tavern. More information can be found at www.styc.org


Story on page 44 Pl Boat


Division 1 1 Flash 2 Icon


3 Dark Star 4 Madrona


5 Abracadabra 6 White Cloud 7 Anam Cara


8 Radical Departure 9 GEM 10 Raven


Boater’s Swap Meet September 10th


Fisheries Supply Mariner’s Square Parking Lot


7:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.


Division 2 1 Diva


2 MY-TAI


3 Astral Plane 4 Bravo Zulu 5 Tantivy 6 Mojo


7 Red Heather 8 Cu Na Mara 9 Havoc


10 Tripp Tease Sail#


48006 69189 9700


79067


BER 4084 USA 8455 79093 35034 95


50039


CAN 287 Can 31


CAN 258 46720 248 237


69069 81018 13


43607


11 Amazing Grace 12 Merlin 13 Turicum


Division 3 1 Kotuku 2 Rubato 3 KIVA


4 California Girl 5 Opus


6 Cinco de Mayo 7 Por Favor


8 Night Runner 9 Ion


11 Dominatrix 10 Karina II 12 Sjora 13 Blue


Division 4 1 Dragonfly 2 Makika


3 Dolphin Dancer 4 Blue Skyz 5 Ruff Duck


64110 74401 74257


28770 74480 52033 6853


40333 52768 51946 59494 74424 42382 39


69293 64930


17271 37


41116 9835


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