More party goers. That's current National president Jaren Leet and Past National President Don Priestly (with cap).
If you want to know about the bandage, you need to read the commentary. Fleet Captain Eden Kim got us back fast, but safely, in his Protector.
The RC boat was a Grand Banks 32, "M. L. Steward III", ably assisted by four mark boats.
Justapose cruises down to the start on Sunday.
They're not racing here, but Tom Coates' Charade was second to Jim Sorensen sailing Tom's Masquerade.
Wonder before the start.
Good Timin' was checking the wind before every race.
Two general recalls before the first start. Here Irrational Again gets out in front of the competition...Again.
This may be the second general.
Three port tackers in Race 6 on Sunday.
I recognize Larrikin, Kookaburra, Cuchulainn, Alchemy, and Irrational
Race 6. We have Good Timin' in the lead with Streaker, Charade, Whisper, and ... damn those white chutes.
Masquerade and Orion.
Nantucket and Natural.
Wet Paint and Wonder chase the upwind boats with St Francis in the background.
Sunday, Race 7. Streaker, Wonder, Walloping Swede, and Angry Beaver (r to l).
Only 20 of the 39 boats are shown here.
On Sunday the top of the bridge was fogged in and the fog horn was blaring, but it didn't affect the racing.
Again, we can fit only 20-22 of the boats in the panorama.
Blue Max, Arbitrage, Whisper, and Short Skirt lead this pack.
Tiburon is a shark I learned.
Nice view from the deck of the St. Francis Yacht Club.
Aquavit finishes (5th) in the last race
Alchemy finished strong with a 6.
Arbitrage leads a pack of three.
Walloping Swede leads this group of eight.
Streaker, Wianno, ???, and Charade.
Jabberwocky and Kookaburra.
Capricorn & Kookaburra.
Juxtapose.
Jupiter.
Juxtapose finishes to end the Regatta.
It's always nice to have a Protector if you need to get to the airport in a hurry after racing.
Jaren thanks the 50 volunteers that made this Regatta possible.
Commodore Thomas Quigg makes the presentation to the winning Good Timin' team while PRO Tony Chargin mans the podium.
Chris Perkins: "Unaccustomed as I am to public speaking ..."