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THE RACING<br />

a comprehensive report in this month's<br />

issue. Look in the November issue for<br />

more on this fantastic event, the people<br />

who make it happen and the people who<br />

support it. For results please see www.<br />

sfyc.org.<br />

J/24 Western Regionals<br />

The <strong>2009</strong> J/24 Western Regional<br />

Championship — a feeder event for the<br />

J/24 Nationals the following weekend<br />

— was hosted by the exception<strong>all</strong>y hospitable<br />

Berkeley YC on September 19-20.<br />

A practice race on Friday evening <strong>all</strong>owed<br />

visiting teams to orient themselves to local<br />

conditions before the racing kicked<br />

off.<br />

Seventeen teams from across the<br />

country raced seven relatively short<br />

courses on the Circle under the support<br />

of PRO Jeff Zarwell. Conditions on<br />

Saturday started off light with just eight<br />

knots of breeze but filled in later to 16<br />

kntos. Sunday saw a similar start — just<br />

five knots for the first race — but ended<br />

with a romping 22 knots for the last race<br />

of the series.<br />

Keith Wittemore’s Seattle-based Tundra<br />

Rose took over<strong>all</strong> honors but the<br />

racing was as tight as one would expect<br />

in a fleet such as this. Tundra Rose, Ed<br />

Walker’s Richmond-based Sm<strong>all</strong> Flying<br />

Patio Furniture, and Scott Milne’s<br />

Seattle-based Tremendous Slouch <strong>all</strong><br />

nailed bullets — 4, 2 and 1, respectively.<br />

By winning, Wittemore has qualified for<br />

the 2010 World Championship in Malmo,<br />

We need your help with beer can<br />

scores. We don't have the time or manpower<br />

to chase down results. You have<br />

to either post them on a website or send<br />

them directly to the race editor at rob@<br />

latitude<strong>38</strong>.com.<br />

Our format, lo these many years, is<br />

to include the name of the boat, the type<br />

and length of boat, and the first and last<br />

names of the owner(s). The following are<br />

the only results that were posted online<br />

for September. Don't forget the <strong>Latitude</strong><br />

<strong>38</strong> Beer Can Ch<strong>all</strong>enge: sail every night<br />

at a different beer can race in any given<br />

week, then send us photo documentation,<br />

and we'll send you some swag to<br />

commemorate your pursuit of sailing<br />

satisfaction.<br />

Page 134 • <strong>Latitude</strong> <strong>38</strong> • <strong>October</strong>, <strong>2009</strong><br />

Scenes from the J/24 Western Regionals, held on the Bay September 19-20. A tune-up event for the<br />

Nationals the following weekend, the regatta was won by Seattle's Keith Whittemore.<br />

Sweden, next August.<br />

J/24 WESTERN REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP<br />

(TYC, 9/19-20, 7r/0t)<br />

— 1) Tundra Rose, Keith Wittemore, Seattle,16;<br />

2) WIP, Mark Hillman, Annapolis, 23; 3) 3<br />

THE BOX SCORES<br />

BVBC MONDAY NIGHT MADNESS<br />

(nothing posted for September)<br />

BENICIA YC THURSDAY NIGHTS (9/10)<br />

A FLEET — 1) Bay Loon, Grant Harless; 2)<br />

Enigma, Rand<strong>all</strong> Lesley; 3) Bluefin, Noble Griswold.<br />

(3 boats)<br />

B FLEET — 1) Stolen Moments, Deborah<br />

Lyons; 2) Too Tuff, Tom Hughes; 3) Warwhoop,<br />

Chuck Hooper. (3 boats)<br />

C FLEET — 1) Yippee!, John and Johanna<br />

Wright; 2) Alte Liebe, Jerry Martin; 3) Katie Bayb,<br />

Mike Munn. (5 boats)<br />

CORSAIR — 1) Gaijin, Pete Adams; 2) Flash,<br />

Brett Nelson. (2 boat)<br />

Complete results: www.beniciayachtclub.com<br />

CORINTHIAN YC FRIDAY NIGHT SERIES (8/28)<br />

J/105 — 1) Donkey Jack, Rolf Kaiser. (1<br />

boats)<br />

SPINNAKER 3 — 1) Wuda Shuda, Soverel 26<br />

OB, Craig Page; 2) Can O' Whoopass, Cal 20,<br />

Richard vonEhrenkrook; 3) Vague Unrest, Rhodes<br />

19, Phil Simon. (6 boats)<br />

NON-SPINNAKER 3 — 1) Fantasea Islander,<br />

Big Dogs, Pat Toole, Santa Barbara, 26; 4) Sm<strong>all</strong><br />

Flying Patio Furniture, Ed Walker, Richmond, 37;<br />

5) TMC Racing, Michael Whitfield, Berkeley YC,<br />

39. (17 boats)<br />

Complete results at www.j24westernregionals.<br />

com<br />

Islander 28, Kevin Reilly; 2) Road Runner, Ranger<br />

23, Sherri Wilkinson. (2 boats)<br />

NON-SPINNAKER 1 — no boats<br />

SPINNAKER 2 — 1) Tiburon, SC 37, Steve<br />

Stroub. (22 boats, 1 finisher)<br />

NON-SPINNAKER 2 — no boats<br />

Complete results: www.cyc.org<br />

GOLDEN GATE YC FRIDAY NIGHT SERIES<br />

(8/28)<br />

1) Polperro, Folkboat, Peter Jeal; 2) Snafu,<br />

Canadian Sail, Maurice Quillen; 3) Rambler, Cal<br />

20, Mike Farrell. (7 boats)<br />

Complete results: www.ggyc.org<br />

IYC SUMMER TWILIGHT SERIES (8/28)<br />

DIVISION A (PHRF 0-150) — 1) Twisted, Farr<br />

40, Mike DeVries/Tony Pohl 2) Syzygy, Wabbit,<br />

Simone Winer; 3) Uno, Wyliecat 30, Steve Wonner.<br />

(6 boats)<br />

168 RATERS — 1) Phantom, J/24, John Guillford;<br />

2) Bandido, Merit 25, George Gurrola; 3) Bewitched,<br />

Merit 25, Laraine Salmon. (5 boats)<br />

DIVISION D (PHRF > 150) — 1) Dumbo, Catalina<br />

22, David Torrisi; 2) Wuvulu, Islander 30, John

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