| e-Sheet — August 17, 2007 | eNewsletter of the Lansing Sailing Club |
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Wednesday Racing Great - Vietti and Carlson Lead Their Fleets |
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Dave Vietti came up with two wins and two thirds to lead the Sunfish fleet Wednesday evening. On the Laser side, Doug Carlson won all four races - but he couldn't fool anyone at Spagnoula's with the race rules quiz. Everyone agreed on the answer, and everyone was correct - pushing the season average up another couple of percentage points to 48%. Carlson comes off a big weekend in Traverse City where he won their Laser Regatta. After acting like a mirror all day, the wind began to come up as sailors gathered and was blowing a solid 8-10 throughout the racing. The Committee took advantage of this and set a nice long course. It turned out to be one of the best evenings of racing all season. Jim Fletcher and Alanna Harvey finished off the top three Sunfish spots with each scoring a first, two seconds and a third. Susanna Tellschow was the one pushing Doug Carlson this time. She had three second place finishes and in the final race was hot on Doug's transom throughout the final downwind, but couldn't quite get by him. Pat Dolan pulled the other second out of the hat after starting at the pin end of the line and immediately tacking to cross the fleet as the wind shifted left. Dolan had two third place finishes as well. Bob Miller and George Siegle posted the other two third place finishes. Detailed results and season standings are available on the Lansing Sailing Club website at www.lansingsailing.org. Click on "Racing" in the left hand navagation column, then on the class logo. |
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