Race 08/29/12

We were a little later than normal sailing out to the north course, luckily a southerly was filling in and The R/C had to postpone a bit to let it settle and figure out a course.  When they chose the yellow Buoy up at JBY, we were thinking that is a fun course but long…

Our plan was simple: start at the boat end and tack to the already changing Ebb on the edge (the boats by CYC)  Had turned, etc… Sure enough we were the first boat to flip and lead to the right, over by Potter’s Cove we hit the Ebb and got headed, tacked to starboard and laid the western most span.

On the south side of the bridge our plan was to head back to the west but stay on the east side of the mooring field, as you can experience a poor angle coming back onto starboard  when heading to far in toward the CYC area.  There was a very defined Ebb Line to be “hugging” before going back in west.  We began to see the normal righties as the sun began to fade over Jamestown, making for a simple decision to go about 100 yards after setting the spinnaker and gybe onto port.  We noticed one boat had it made across from The Goat Island side, they were quite far away to see the numbers.  Deep down I knew it had to Captain Andy “Admiral” Burton and Team-low and behold-it was him, only six lengths behind us rounding in second: great job getting out of there.
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Downwind was simple: stay out in the middle, where the current was still running in (flooding).  There was about 90% sailing on port and 10% sailing on starboard.  We pretty much saw the same boats the rest of the race: 201, 226, 107 and 36-great job to these teams, especially 107 (I believe they were OCS and restarted).

We found out later after talking to some disgruntled sailors that the time limit had expired and we had only made it by three minutes or something like that.  Only a couple of more weeks-so good luck out there and remember: don’t give up sailor!

-Chuck Allen, Team Envy-138