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magazine OF THE INTERNATIONAL DN ICE YACHT RACING ASSOCIATION
RUNNER
TRACKS
Fall 2013
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regatta dates
Hotline numbers, websites, and calendar dates for
the 2013-2014 season.
Officers
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membership information
Contact IDNIYRA Treasurer
Geoff Sobering
1850 Sheridan Street
Madison, WI 53704
Phone 608-235-3746
Email: [email protected]
IDNIYRA-Europe Society e.V.
Minutes and Decisions of National
Secretaries
Aalsmeer, The Netherlands,
26 to 28 April 2013
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JOHN DENNIS
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2014 ranking lists
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results
Official interpretations from the IDNIYRA technical
committee.
Interview with the IDNIYRA 2013 North American
champion.
The top 93 internationally ranked racing ice sailors
by rank and name.
Regatta results from the 2013 IDNIYRA Western
Region Championship
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Contact IDNIYRA
Executive Secretary
Deb Whitehorse
1200 East Broadway
Monona, WI 53716
Phone: 608-347-3513
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minutes idniyra europe
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ello and welcome back from another
grueling summer. I think we’re about
9 weeks away from the Western
Challenge. Can’t wait!
You should have noticed that your governing
committee has been hard at work during the
summer months working on various projects.
The new and improved Runner Tracks was
one of the highlights for sure. But behind the
scenes all of us have been looking for ways to
boost our membership and control costs. Not
easy, but I think the worst is behind us. Some
of you have ideas on regattas, marketing, and
ideas that may be good for the club. I haven’t
forgotten, and I will soon be in touch so you
care share your ideas with the rest of the
committee.
You will soon see a flyer in the mail that has
the IDNIYRA membership renewal and other
pertinent information. Since many of you will
be renewing through the website, feel free
to pass your flyer along to an interested ice
boater that you may know. Or take it as a
communication to your local ice yacht club
meeting. Just another tool to promote our
sport and help inform those who are looking
for assistance.
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WEB SITES & TELEPHONE HOT LINE NUMBERS
Regatta conditions change FAST!
Keep up to date by calling the hot lines and checking the web sites.
WEBSITES
IDNIYRA Web site: Ice.idniyra.org/
IDNIYRA Bulletin Board dnamerica.org/forum
European IDNIYRA:
icesailing.org
Western
Challenge
December 6-8, 2013
Minnesota
Not an official IDNIYRA
regatta
2013
central lakes
western lakes
2014
central lakes
December 27-29, 2013
Website: DN Forum
Hot line: 248-988-0851
January 4-5, 2014
Website: DN Forum
Hotline: 608-313-5156
To be announced.
Website: DN Forum
Hot line: 248-988-0851
gold cup &
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championships
Eastern lakes
CANADIAN
CHAMPIONSHIP
Website: iceboating.net
TELEPHONE HOT LINE NUMBERS
DN Western Region 608-313-5156
DN Central Region 248-988-0851
DN Eastern Region 508-481-1011
North american
championships
January 19-25, 2014
Western Region
Website: DN Forum
Hotline: 608-313-5156
Registration, check in,
and opening ceremonies
are Saturday,
January 18, 2014 with
first mini qualifier Sunday
morning, January 19.
March 1-8, 2014
Poland
Website: DN Europe
January 11-12, 2014
Website: DN Forum
Hotline: 508-481-1011
January 9-10, 2014
[email protected]
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international
class officers
2013-2014
NORTH AMERICAN COMMODORE
Richard Potcova US216
Phone: 1-734-497-9047
NORTH AMERICAN VICE COMMODORE
Kent Baker US5219
Phone: 419-509-5526
NORTH AMERICAN SECRETARY
Jim McDonagh US5214
2205 California Street NE
Suite 101
Minneapolis, MN 55418
Phone: 612-435-2002
NORTH AMERICAN TREASURER
Geoff Sobering US5156
1850 Sheridan Street
Madison, WI 53704
Phone 608-235-3746
Membership information or sail
number questions should be directed
to the North American Treasurer.
EUROPEAN COMMODORE
Jörg Bohn G-737
Fichtenstr. 40a
26160 Bad Zwischenahn, Germany
Phone: +49 4403 818969
Fax: +49 4403 818925
Mob 0172 9808008
EUROPEAN VICE COMMODORE
Attila Pataki M-100
Ady Endre u. 16.
H-8230 Balatonfüred
Mobile: +36 30 447 36 88
EUROPEAN SECRETARY
Chris Williams K-1
Wingham House, Bishops Waltham
Southampton, SO 32 1 BZ,
Great Britain
Phone: +44 1 489892182
Skype: bonzopushkin
EUROPEAN JUNIOR PROGRAM
MANAGER
Stan Macur P-111,
Dubiskiego 11, 10-752 Olsztyn, Poland,
Phone: +48 89 5244237
Fax: +48 89 5244070
NORTH AMERICAN
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
Deb Whitehorse
1200 East Broadway
Monona, WI 53716
Phone: 608-347-3513
Advertising requests, comments, and
article contributions for Runner Tracks or
the Year Book should be directed to the
North American Executive Secretary.
NORTH AMERICAN
ICE OPTIMIST SECRETARY
Your name here! This position is open.
To volunteer contact IDNIYRA North
American Commodore Rich Potcova.
north american regional commodores
CANADA
Claude Morin
Phone: 514-745-5549
EASTERN LAKES
Eben Whitcomb
860-399-1147
860-304-6319 (cell phone)
CENTRAL LAKES
Kent Baker
Phone: 419-509-5526
MOUNTAIN LAKES
Bill Van Gee
Phone: 315-483-6461
WESTERN LAKES
Julie Jankowski
Phone 920-294-3236
Mobile 920-295-9835
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idniyra europe
minutes and decisions
of national secretaries
IDNIYRA-Europe
International DN Ice Yacht Racing Association Europe
IDNIYRA-Europe Society e.V.
Minutes and Decisions of National Secretaries
Aalsmeer, The Netherlands, 26 to 28 April 2013
Topic 1 Ascertainment of a Quorum
It was confirmed that the invitation to the
Annual meeting was issued in time and a
quorum was present. Attendance list of the general meeting is below.
Present:
idniyra executive board
Commodore
Joerg Bohn
Vice Commodore Attila Pataki
TreasurerChristian Seegers
Insurance Manager
Niklas Mueller-Hartburg
Junior Programme Manager
Stan Macur
Webmaster
Dietmar Gottke
Secretary
Chris Williams
National Secretaries
Czech RepublicVladislav Ptasnik
GermanyBernd Zeiger
HungaryAttila Pataki
LatviaMadars Alvikis
NetherlandsHennie van den Brink
Poland
Jerzy Henke
RussiaYuriy Astashev
SwedenTomas Lindgren
United Kingdom
Chris Williams
United States
Deb Whitehorse
Proxy votes
Austria
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
represented by Niklas Mueller Hartburg
represented by Vladislav Ptasnik
represented by Tomas Lindgren
represented by Chris Williams
Topic 2 Opening remarks and
Review of the Season 2012/2013
The Commodore opened the meeting by welcoming all present and a special welcome to
Madars Alvikis ,Yuriy Astashev and Bernd Zeiger
to their first European National secretaries
meeting.
AUSTRIA – A good start in December 2012 on a small lake in Corinthia
with sailors from all over Austria.
Further sailing in January to March
in Carinthia, Salzburg, Czech Republic (Lipno).
Highlight of season was EC 2013 with 6 Austrian
DN sailors and newcomer OE-777 Philip Hribar
winning the Bronze Fleet.
CZECH REPUBLIC – Weather had
allowed only one regatta with one
day sailing. 3 sailors took part in EC
and a group of 4 - 5 sailors sailed
intensively in Poland in local regattas and small
fleets. Regrettably Mitropa trophy with Czech,
Hungarian and Austrians not possible (weather).
Two new sailors this year but no Ice Optimists.
GERMANY – A very poor season
due to weather. One local regatta
with 33 DNs at “Saaler Bodden”
in Estern Germany in February. 8
Germans in WC in NA and 20 Germans in EC in
Poland. We now have 396 DN members and 6
Ice Optimists.
HUNGARY – A very poor season
with practically no sailable ice. The
cold and warm periods changed
quickly and prevented the formation of any safe ice on the lakes. Hungarian
Championships and Mitropa Cup not sailed.
LATVIA – Season lasted about 4
months with 2 good regattas. Latvian championships on lake Kisevers
and new regatta “Jahtas.LV” trav-
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elling trophy on Riga Bay – an historical event.
Numbers of sailors who competed and trained
on Latvian ice similar to previous seasons.
THE NETHERLANDS – A long winter
but not cold enough for good ice.
Frisian and Dutch championships
sailed in one week at end of January on the Tjeukemeer. New Dutch champion
Piet Hopma Zijlema (H-667). 25 new members
in 2013 with paying members now totalling more
than 500. DN Netherlands celebrate 50 years
in 2014.
POLAND – Very short season. First
regatta with very good ice 29/30
December in Gizycko, many German
and Czech sailors. Further regattas in early January with the last in mid-March.
Overall a total of 9 regattas which included 4
Polish championships in all groups (Seniors, Juniors, Young Juniors and Ice Optimists). Seniors a
great success with 65 sailors from 5 countries.
RUSSIA – There is steady growth in
Russian ice sailing. Russian championships sailed in St Petersburg 3
to 7 January with 28 DNs – winner
Valentin Uvarkin R204. 8 Russians competed in
EC 2013 and one in WC 2013 in USA. A number
of regattas were completed in Volgograd, St
Petersburg. Novosibirsk and Vladivostock. The
major regattas were held in April on Lake Baikal
– the Asia Cup followed by the Baikal Cup with
46 DNs from 7 Russian regions and 7 Nations
and in addition 7 Ice Optimists. This unique lake
is usually quite warm in April despite 1.5 meters
of ice. Thanks are due to Joerg Bohn for promoting the Baikal regattas and to Ron Sherry
for virtually crossing the globe to participate.
The next Russian Championships and Baikal Cup
are planned for 5-15 April 2014 – all ice boaters
are welcome.
SWEDEN – After a very cold start
in November massive snowfalls prevented good ice until first ranking 12
– 13 January at Glan (Norrkoping).
More snow followed on Stockholm area. Second
ranking 9 – 10 February at Kungsbacka followed
by Nationals at Kungsbacka 23 – 24 February
with over 70 sailors from all over Europe. Sailing
continued until April in most parts of Sweden.
A late start but a decent season. 15 Senior DN
sailors at EC 2013. 4 Senior DN and 2 Junior
DN for the first time at the Worlds in USA. In the
Junior WCEC in Lithuania we had our first Junior DN World Champion – Eddie Klemets S-812.
Thanks to a major effort by Hans Adolfsson.
UNITED KINGDOM –
No sailing but plenty of travel
with one DN (K-11) in the WC in
USA and two (K-11 and K-13) in
the EC in Poland.
NORTH AMERICA – Another
average year with sailing opportunities for those willing to travel.
December 2012 Western Challenge regatta – 77 DNs in 2 Fleets. NA Ice Optimist championships – 8 sailors. Last year for
Griffin Sherry (US-1) and Frankie Hearn (US-2).
Central Region 2012 regatta on Lake Houghton,
Michigan with 42 DNs in 2 Fleets. January 2013
Western Region regatta on Lake Kegensa near
Madison with 66 DNs in 2 fleets. GC on Lake
Pepin with 101 DNs in 2 fleets. Very challenging
conditions, a total of 11 races, 6 in A Fleet and
5 in B Fleet. February NA Championships on
Lake Pepin. Light and shifty winds allowed only
4 races, 3 A and 1 B. Canadian Championships
Kingston, Ontario. 7 races for 17 DNs.
Topic 3 APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF THE
NATIONAL SECRETARIES MEETING 2012
These were AGREED and APPROVED.
Topic 4 Matters Arising from Topic 3 not
covered by this Agenda
The proposal from Karol Jablonski was discussed under Topic 10 – Junior Programme
Report.
Topic 5 Letters to the Board
No letters received.
Topic 6 EC 2013 Report
Weather had caused a N. Europe search for ice
with minimal snow. Much searching over several
days with help from Mons Oscarsson (Kungsbacka), Arne Persson (Mariestad), 3 generations
of Attila Pattaki, Karol Jablonski, Tomek Zakrzewski, Jerzy Henke and Stan Macur with further
help during the event from Juri Saraskin resulted in Gizycko (Poland) being selected with good
ice close to accommodation. 10 races were
completed before snow arrived and following a
vote, a move to Lake Siemanowske on the Belarus border for good clear ice. Accommodation
was in Bialowieza, 35 km. away. One good day
of racing was completed before on the second
day a Force 6 gale ended the Championship.
Dideric van Riemsdijk was thanked for the giveaways and T Shirts and Finland for the trophies
and medals.
Prize giving was held at short notice in a small
restaurant in Bialowieza. The PRC and Stan
Macur were congratulated on a well organised
regatta which had been held in difficult and
challenging conditions.
Topic 7
Report
Junior DN and Ice Optimist 2013
Regrettably the planned site – Lake Rekyva
(Lithuania) was snowed in some time before
start date and following a considerable ice
search Neringa on the Baltic was selected. 30
Junior DN (4 races) and 43 Ice Optimists (3
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races) completed the regatta in very challenging
conditions due to strong winds. The Lithuanian
organisers were congratulated on an excellent
regatta very well supported by the PRC.
Topic 8 Financial Report 2012/2013
The Treasurer presented the Financial Report
for 2012-2013 (16. 4. 2012 to 18. 04. 2013). Assets were very healthy but it was decided to
leave the IDNIYRA fee at the present level €45).
The change of 3 days for the Annual report to
18 April vice 15 April was agreed. Jerzy Henke
from Poland did an audit of the Accounts for
the financial year 2012/2013 and agreed. The
“audit” of the Accounts in 2014 would be carried
out by Vladislav Ptasnik. The Treasurer was
warmly thanked for his very efficient work and
clear presentation.
Topic 9 Lessons Learned from EC 2013 &
Junior DN/Ice Optimist WC/EC 2013
EC 2013 Lessons submitted in advance of meeting:
a.In addition to normal Protest procedure
from racing incidents, any disagreement with
the Measurer MUST be referred to the PRC
chairman and if not resolved satisfactorily, a
written Protest must be submitted within the
time limit (after the race or within two hours of
the finish of the day’s racing).
b.Greater attention must be paid to visibility conditions.
c.
Before start of last race of the day,
sailors in Fleets who have completed for the
day should be warned to keep well clear of race
course when returning to the shore depot.
Payment
d.
Date for end of Insurance check should
be in NOR.
e.Sailors who have registered and not paid
will be deleted from the list.
f.PRC should have a list with all regular
registered sailors.
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g.Late entry sailors can pay by bank transfer or pay at check-in.
h.Sailors who make late entry and have no
Insurance ID must show confirmation.
i.In both (g.) and (h.) above this should be
possible in last hour of regatta check-in where
Insurance Manager and Treasurer should both
be present.
Late Entry
j.
Entry priority:
(1)Sailors who registered but not paid in time will be first
(2)Sailors who made an online late
entry will be second
(3)If space is left (less than 200 entries) sailors who are at the regatta can made a
late entry
Withdrawing an entry
When a registered sailor withdraws his/her
entry within the registration period the entry fee
will be returned to the sailor MINUS the IDNIYRA
fee which will be retained.
Entry form
There should be a paragraph in the form where
the sailor understands and accepts the restrictions of insurance claims for boat and equipment damage.
EC2013 Lessons raised and discussed at meeting
Stickers and Sail Tag
It was agreed that better and more durable
stickers should be obtained for 2014 with the
Runner stickers probably oval in shape. The sail
tag presented many difficulties in attaching and
a simpler tag was needed for 2014.
ACTION: Webmaster
Number of Races versus time for other activities
A lengthy discussion centred on the number of
races in a day versus the time left for socialising,
equipment preparation and relaxation at the
end of each day. It was agreed that the previous decision to aim for 5 races per fleet per day
was too ambitious, and to date had not been
achieved. (Secs meeting 2011Topic 19i)
Topic 10 Junior Programme Report
JWC 2014: 17th to 22nd February 2014 hosted by Latvia 17th -18th are practice days and
19th–21st racing championship days with 22nd
February as a reserve day if there is no minimum of three races finished.
Karol Jablonski proposal
Shortly before the meeting Karol Jablonski had
submitted a proposal concerning the rising ages
in the sport, caused in part by young DN sailors not moving up to the senior fleets, and two
potential solutions were presented by the Polish
National Secretary:
a.
To allow sponsorship for young sailors up
to the age of 30
b.IDNIYRA Europe should cover costs of
competition for at least 10 talented young sailors.
This led to a lengthy discussion covering many
aspects associated with proposal (a). Proposal
(b) was not considered affordable.
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Decision of the Board for Europe only
The Board agreed to allow personal sponsorship for young sailors aged between 21 and 30.
Any possible event sponsorship (e.g. stickers)
would have priority over personal sponsorship.
It was also strongly agreed that the class did
not want personal sponsorship in the future
for all their sailors! Personal Sponsorship could
be placed on clothes/race suit, the hull, plank,
mast and in the sail above the upper batten,
as well as below the lower batten. This will
take effect from the season 2013/2014.
undertook to email all inputs to National Secretaries and the Board.
ACTION: Secretary
Stan Macur raised the question of sail measurement and pointed out that a full sail can be
up to
2 ins/5 cm wider than a flat sail, and there did
not appear to be any allowance for this variation in the sail specifications. Commodore
undertook to email Jane Pegel.
ACTION: Commodore
Topic 12 IDNIYRA-Europe Insurance Report
Topic 11 Technical Committee Report
Secretary reported inputs from European
Technical Committee and Jane Pegel, Chair
of IDNIYRA Technical Committee. A very
busy year covering a wide range of decisions
and interpretations. Jane Pegel was warmly
thanked for her unstinting work as Chair of the
Technical Committee. For clarity Secretary
Insurance Manager reported no problems
in EC 2013 and the 2012/2013 season. The
current mandatory insurance cover level of
€500,000 would be reviewed at the 2014 Secretaries’ meeting. Most DN sailors in Europe
had cover well in excess of this.
ACTION: Insurance Manager
Topic 13 IDNIYRA-Europe NA Contact Report
2013
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Topic 16 EIA Membership
The exchange of information Europe to US
and US to Europe was reported as very good
and Deb Whitehorse was congratulated on her
contribution in this very important area. Deb’s
presence at this meeting was greatly appreciated and warmly welcomed.
Webmaster briefed that with many similar
names in European nations it would be very
helpful as an option for the Ranking List to
contain only sail numbers without sailor names.
Deb undertook to request that this be started
with the next Ranking List.
ACTION: Deb Whitehorse
Feedback on NA 2013 from Europeans who
participated would be much appreciated by
NA Commodore. Topic 14
Officers
Discharge of the Board of
Following the proposal by Hennie van den Brink
it was unanimously agreed that the Board of
Officers (the Commodore, Vice Commodore,
Insurance Manager, Treasurer, Junior Programme Manager, Webmaster and Secretary)
had discharged their duties according to the
Constitution in a very satisfactory manner.
Topic 15
Election of IDNIYRA-Europe
Officers (for 2 year period)
Secretary explained that the need for a European Ice Boat Authority (EIA) continued in
order to enable Appeals against a Protest
Committee decision in Europe. This was because the NIA did not recognise the course
sailed in Europe (2 darling marks) and would
not hear Appeals. Stan Macur had replaced
Piotr Burczynski in the EIA and the membership was now as follows:
Dietmar Gottke, Stan Macur and Daan
Schutte.
Topic 17 Determination of Contributions
to IDNIYRA-Europe Society e.V and EC Entry
Fee
It was agreed that the contributions to the
above would remain unchanged at:
a.IDNIYRA-Europe Society e.v. €45 per
member nation and per registered starter in
WC/EC 2014
b.
Entry fee for WC/EC 2014: €150 per
registered starter. A total of €195 Junior DN
and Young Sailor (aged 21 – 25) fee for WC/
EC 2014 €75 (50% of Senior DN entry fee)
c.
DN Juniors and Young Sailors do not
pay the IDNIYRA fee
ACTION: NOR Drafter
Topic 18 Budget 2013/2014
The following were elected by acclamation for
a 2-year period:
Junior Programme Manager
Secretary
Webmaster
Technical Committee
Andreas Bock was elected to the
European Technical Committee for a further
6-year period.
The Treasurer briefed the Budget which was
unanimously agreed. Copies were provided
for Society members present. The establishment of the “Young Sailor” – Junior DN up to
age 25 was unanimously agreed.
Topic 19 Various Proposals
Madars Alvikis proposed that in major regattas at the end of each day the top 3 sailors
in each Fleet should mark their boats for the
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next day with a coloured sticker on the sail to indicate:
1stYellow
2ndBlue
3rdRed.
The sticker should be clearly visible at a distance.
This idea was welcomed and it was agreed that
it would be tried on a voluntary basis at WC/EC
2014. The position on the sail and sticker adherence/tag position should be researched early in
the season. Webmaster undertook to provide
stickers. Madars Alvikis was warmly thanked for
his proposal.
tion will Close 9th February at 1200. Pay by 14th
February.
ACTION: Commodore
Poland
Insurance Manager
Secretary
Topic 23 NA 2014
January 19th to 25th, 2014 Hosted by Western
Region
Topic 24
2014
Host National Secretaries Meeting
Topic 20 Year Book and Runner Tracks
Year Book – this was now available on line (end of
May for 2013 edition). Deb Whitehorse could provide the link for access.
Runner Tracks – issued 4 times per year. Articles
from European sailors (DN or Ice Optimist) would
be much appreciated. Emails to Deb Whitehorse:
[email protected]
IDNIYRA membership payment contact NA Treasurer Geoff Sobering to check payment: sobering@
gmail.com
Topic 21 Internet Communications
The Webmaster provided a comprehensive brief
on the draft of the new IDNIYRA Europe
web site. It will make full use of new technologies
which better fit our needs with easier use,
a tidy design and adaptation to mobile devices e.g.
smart phones and social media with a
Facebook integration. SMS notification was considered too expensive to set up.
[Post meeting Note: Following discussions with the
NA Webmaster (Jim McDonagh) better
NA/Europe cooperation is planned with “mirrored
information” on e.g. Official Specifications,
Ranking etc.]
Latvia’s offer to host the 2014 Secretaries’ meeting was accepted with pleasure.
Dates 12th-14th September 2014.
Topic 25 EC 2015
The Netherlands’ offer to host EC 2015 was warmly welcomed and accepted.
Topic 26 WC/EC 2016
Lake Baikal under discussion. Decision to be made
at 2014 meeting.
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2012 Ron Sherry
2010 Ron Sherry
2009 Ron Sherry
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Topic 27 Other Business
2009 Vaiko Vooremaa
a.
Webmaster requested all nations to put
their Regatta dates on the IDNIYRA-Europe website.
ACTION: All National Secretaries
b. Webmaster’s request for an additional €300 to
cover the cost of new IDNIYRA-Europe
stickers was approved.
c.
Secretary requested Membership Lists
from all nations by 15th October 2013.
ACTION: All National Secretaries
Topic 22 WC/EC 2014
Host Nation Poland. Saturday 1st March to Saturday 8th March 2014
NOR to be issued by 1st December 2013
Insurance application Open 2nd December 2013 at
1200, Close 2nd February 2014 at 1200. Registration will Open 2nd January 2014 at 1200, Registra-
The Commodore thanked all for attending and The
Netherlands for all the excellent arrangements and
transport. He wished all a safe trip home.
The meeting closed at 1145.
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Russian Yachting federation head Vladimir Silkin sails an ice boat for
the first time in Ron Sherry’s DN on Lake Baikal in April 2013.
john
dennis
From the time he sailed his first DN regatta in 1992 to winning his second North American championship in
2013, Minnesota’s John “JD” Dennis, has been a quiet and steady presence in the world of ice boat racing who
works hard to find a speed advantage.
what makes him go fast
“if there is a regatta called
on, just go...don’t worry
about the weather...you will
learn something.”
the 2013 north american champion reflects upon the season
interview questions from Mike Madge
edited by Deb Whitehorse
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Photo: gretchendorian.com
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the ride is something, a whole new
adrenaline rush.
Photo Credit: cefirmbach.com
JD and Matt Struble at the 2012 DN North American Championship..
First of all, 2013 has been a very eventful year for you. Can you
elaborate on what have been the highlights?
2013 really started in July of 2012 when Jimmy McDonagh US5214
agreed to drive with me to the Jersey shore to pick up a Skeeter
I bought from Tom Nichols. We left on a Friday night and arrived in
Jersey on Saturday. By 3 PM that day we had already eaten lunch
with Tom, Dan Clapp, and Mark Hancik and had the Skeeter loaded
on the trailer. It was a hot day and not many guys go and buy an ice
boat when it’s 100 F. We were nervous about it on the drive home and
stopped often to check on our cargo. I was thinking, “What have we
done?” A Skeeter is a lot to bite off and I was unsure if I really wanted
to take on that much. That’s where it all started for 2013.
I spent a lot of time working on ice boats and getting ready for the
season. The Western Challenge was super fun with lighter air, fast
sailing, and close racing. The Western Regional was the same with a
little more snow on the ice. I took note that at the Western Regional
Ron Sherry US44 made some short insert runners work and was super fast.
Then off we went to Lake Pepin for the Gold Cup and North Americans. Even though the conditions were tough we were able to get racing in. It was a super fun event and was ecstatic to finish third in the
Gold Cup.
Down in Madison on Lake Kegonsa
I went out and sailed the Skeeter in
nice light air right before the International Skeeter Association (ISA)
regatta and the boat felt good.
Then the first day of the ISA was
really windy and I sat in the boat
wondering ‘how much wind will
these guys race in?’ And thinking
we should go in. Finally, the race
was abandoned because it was
blowing 25 mph. I realized then
that the Skeeter was a real handful. I never did really wind it up to
full speed because I wasn’t sure if
there was enough room to wind it
back down.
a whole new
adrenaline
rush
During the regatta, we had a super fun lunch with the Skeeter fleet
at Sunnyside. Buddy Melges was
there and I think about that day
from time to time because it was
such a big day.
The Northwest Ice Yacht Racing Association (NIYA) had trying
conditions. Everyone did a great
job getting that one in. Sailing the
Skeeter, I won a race and then the
ten lap Free-For-All. That was a
day I’ll never forget. Kenny Whitehorse passed me on lap 8 in the
Free-For-All when I pinched the
mark and we had a great battle.
I was fortunate to be on the right
end of that race.
Obviously winning the North American championship was exciting. I sat
there that day thinking, ‘this is really going to happen.’ I had a speed
advantage in that light air condition. It took nine years for me to repeat
as North American champion and it is a really big highlight.
In my personal life, I have a new baby daughter, Eloise. Anji, my fiancé, is a great lady and great mom. It’s super neat to have a healthy
daughter. Having a baby is something everyone should try once! It’s
pretty amazing.
The Skeeter regattas were unbelievable. Learning to sail a Skeeter is
hard to explain. They are a lot more work to set up than a DN, but boy,
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When did you first get involved with
ice boating and who gave you your
first ride?
“JD is, by far, the most talented DN sailor racing today. In my mind he is the
complete package. There is a reason why he is a two time (and defending!)
North American Champion.
It was a family sport. My dad bought
two Lockley Skimmers when I was a
kid for me and my sister. It was free
entertainment in front of our house.
My dad also had a Nite from Jane
Pegel. We sailed ice boats as a family when there were conditions. Our
neighbor, Dick Putnam, also kept his
Nite and DN in front of our house.
JD’s influence on the fleet is legendary. If you want someone to design a
speed sail, ask JD. If you have a part that no one else can fix, ask JD. If you
want to power-up a Polish runner sharpener in an American hotel, ask JD.
The racing started later when I
moved back home from Colorado. I
built my first DN without really sailing
one. I spent a lot of time and made
a lot of phone calls to Jane. I made
some mistakes and eventually got it
right. I sailed my first DN regatta at
the North Americans on Lake Mendota in Madison, WI in 1992.
I am forever grateful to JD. I will never forget the day he pulled me aside and
convinced me that I could compete in the DN Fleet. Since then, I have spent
countless days racing on ‘Tonka, and elsewhere, trying to catch JD.
JD is a man of few words. But watch him sail and you will conclude, as I have,
that he is truly one of the best to have ever raced a DN.”
Mike Bloom US5432
If I’d won the last race, I could have
won the Bronze fleet but instead
placed second because I made a
mistake and was still learning how to
race ice boats. I was leading the last
race and all I had to do was go to the
layline, tack around, and sail to the
finish. Instead I decided that I would
leebow the sailor that eventually won,
Mike Fullerton.
You have been at the sport for quite
a long time. What is it that keeps you
motivated and excited?
It’s two sided right now because I really enjoy working on the boat and
going sailing. I work on my boats as
much as I can and enjoy the engineering side of getting the boat alignment perfect. When it’s time to sail, I
enjoy the sailing. Every year I think I
could do other things but over time,
I have made so many good friends
through ice boating. I don’t want to
walk away from it, the craft, the sailing, and the people.
Sometimes I have my doubts but
I always come back. The fact that
we can’t sail all the time makes the
sport even more fun and our sailing
so great.
Photo Credit: cefirmbach.com
2013
JD rounds the mark at the 2013 Northwest Ice Yacht Racing Association regatta on Green Lake in Wisconsin in his Skeeter ice boat.
i enjoy the
craft
the sailing
the people
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“When JD (and also the Doctor [Mark Christensen US4824]) aged-out of junior sailing, they
came into the M16 scow class and quickly rose to the top of the fleet. It was readily apparent that here were two guys with real potential. They worked for Gordy Bowers when JD
got involved in DN sailing. He’d phone me several times a week, trying to figure out how to
make the boat go faster. I recall that he mentioned to Gordy that I wasn’t providing enough
critical information. Apparently Gordy suggested that perhaps JD was not asking the right
questions. From then on our conversations became more technical with respect to sailing
technique and tuning the various components. JD built several masts and sails and began
to win some races and regattas. From then on I was the person asking the questions about
runners and mast deflection. I have always admired his determination to overcome the challenges life has placed in his path, and appreciate the support he gave me when I encountered similar challenges.” Jane Pegel US805
How do you find sailing your new
Skeeter compared to the DN?
after winning a race was really
unforgettable.
Once you are sailing they feel
very much alike but the consequences are much greater in
the Skeeter. There’s no question
that the DN helps with the learning curve of the Skeeter. The fact
that you can’t see the Skeeter
sail is a really big adjustment especially from the vantage point of
never having sailed a Skeeter. It’s
a strange concept-to be ahead
of the sail. It’s surprising how fast
they accelerate and there’s so
much power. Top and bottom
mark roundings are a WOW every time, every time!
Talk about ice boat racing in
Europe.
What has been your most memorable experience ice boating?
That’s a hard one because there
have been some big ones. Finishing third at the 2013 Worlds was
really exciting along with winning
the North Americans for the second time.
In the Skeeter regattas I’ll never
forget a couple of those bottom
mark roundings. I’m so proud to
be a part of the Skeeter fleet because I’ve watched them race all
my life. The next year will be another big year in the Skeeter fleet
because Dan Clapp will be racing again, he won’t miss another
year. Winning the NIYA Free-ForAll and talking to Buddy Melges
Steve Orlebeke US4926 and I
went to the Worlds in 2008 along
with a large American team. The
regatta was originally scheduled
for Poland but ended up on Lake
Lipno in the Czech Republic. It
was difficult to take the time to
do it but anyone who is serious
about this sport should take the
time. We have a lot of friends
over there and they take good
care of you.
You learn how they run the races.
They do a nice job with a professional race committee and the
large number of boats.
It was two weeks of fun from
getting there, getting the boats
ready, traveling as a team, and
the racing of course. Jörg Bohn
G737 rented a Mercedes Sprinter which I helped to drive. It was
slow driving it up the hills with
the trailer but fast coming down.
Jörg warned me that the fine for
speeding would be high but I kept
it fast down the hills.
Matt Struble US183 won the
Worlds and we all had a bit too
much fun celebrating the win that
night. We sailed the European
championship with headaches
the next day.
What advice would you give to
new aspiring racers?
The number one piece of advice
I can give is to find a used boat,
the best boat you can afford,
get involved, and THEN figure out
how to upgrade your program.
Secondly, if there’s a regatta
called on, just GO! Don’t worry
about what the weather might
do, just go. The worst thing that
will happen is that you won’t sail.
Even if you don’t sail, you will learn
something. Just go, make it easy,
and don’t think about it.
I asked Jeff Kent, ‘what makes
them go fast’? He said “everything”! I start from the bottom
and work my way up. I make sure
the runners have the right crown,
straight edges, and are aligned.
Then I work from there on my
mast and sail.
Are you still finding new ways to make
the DN go faster, either in technique or
equipment?
Yes. At the 2013 North Americans I took
what I learned during the season and applied it to my boat. I learned from watching Ron Sherry and Robert Graczyk P31
work on their runners. I had a set of 15
year old runners, 30” inserts that I had
barely raced on, worked on them in the
hotel, changed the angle, put them on
the boat, and made sure they were lined
up. We all know what happened. There’s
always more ways to go fast and that’s
what’s so great about the DN.
What are some of your soft water sailing
accomplishments?
Right now I’m sailing an A scow. In the
past I’ve competitively raced scows including Es, Cs, MCs, and M16s. I also sail
a J24. I won the Inlands [the largest and
most important scow regatta in America] in a C scow, MC scow, and M16. I was
on board an A scow as a trimmer during
another Inland regatta win.
A nice warm breezy day with warm water, out soft water sailing, compared to
black ice with fresh breeze, out ice boating? Which one do you choose?
JD explains wiring a Polish runner
sharpener as Steve Orelebeke looks on.
A warm breezy day on black ice! I remember sailing on Lake Pepin when it
was 65 F and the lake was hard and
black. Those are the best days.
“When I first met JD, he was a brilliant scow sailor, sail
maker, and up and coming DN sailor.
When we first started Composite Concepts in 1995 he
was one of the first people to jump on board and promote our products.
He has a real accurate eye for what makes a boat go
fast. If he needs something new, he will build it or buy
it. The night before this year’s North Americans he took
an old set of 30” runners and turned them into regatta
winners.
He has become one of my coaches over the years. I
have made many a late night call from Europe to get
his advice. He does a great job of pointing out the obvious without making you feel like an idiot.
The most important contribution to the class is his ability to judge weather and find ice. JD has a great team
of scouts he has developed over the years. He is always involved in finding ice for the Western Challenge,
Western Regionals, and any continental event we hold
in the Western region.
I will never forget last year before the North Americans
when he came up to me and said, ‘I’m not asking you,
I’m telling you that me, you, and Tomek are going out to
find ice for the North Americans.’
The temp was just above zero F and it was blowing
over 35 mph in the puffs but we went out and it was
the most fun of the whole trip. We traveled south on
the Mississippi and then north to find a piece of ice big
enough with the least amount of snow so we could run
the event.”
Ron Sherry US44
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2014 IDNIYRA Ranking list
by rank
2013
31
by rank
1
Dennis John
US 4691
13
Lebeau Leon
US 30
1
Jablonski Karol
P 36
13
Moore Oliver
US 5469
1
Sherry Ron
US 44
13
Seegers Andreas
G 55
1
Zakrzewski Tomasz
P 55
14
Grogan Jim
US 3
2
Graczyk Robert
P 31
14
McDonagh Jim
US 5214
2
Tagu Karl-Hannes
C 31
14
Reis George
US 5053
2
Zakrzewski Lukasz
P 155
14
Zarnowski Maciej
P 338
3
Hamrak Peter
M 53
15
Potcova Richard
US 216
3
Struble Matt
US 183
15
Seegers Christian
G 551
3
Thieler James
US 5224
15
Wersäll Oscar
S 794
4
Burczynski Michal
P 114
15
Winquist John
L 601
4
Orlebeke Steve
US 4926
16
Lahsaway Ryan
US 5393
4
Vooremaa Vaiko
C6
16
van Riemsdijk Dideric
H 467
5
Bohn Joerg
G 737
17
Baker Kent
US 5219
5
Radzki Jarek
P 431
17
Mrozek-Gliszczynki Ryszard
P 80
5
Sherry JR Griffin
US 4
17
Siems Torsten
G 666
6
Atkins Chad
US 4487
18
Bock Andreas
G 624
6
Bernat Marek
P 65
18
Ebler-Hansen Hans
D 92
6
Burczynski Pawel
P 164
18
Holman Robert
US 3705
6
Isabell Mark
US 5014
18
Klemets Eddie
S 812
6
Zeiger Bernd
G 107
19
Akermann Jaan
C 64
7
Petzke Holger
G 890
19
Connel Daniel
US 1630
7
Schneider Jakob
P 679
19
Miller Mike
US 5369
7
Schneider Martin-Bjorn
G 679
19
Soderberg Hakan
S 42
7
Zobac Jakub
CZ 99
20
Forstmann Axel
G 244
8
Francis JR
US 807
20
Goodwin Paul
US 46
8
Harper John
US 4379
20
Marcinczyk Wieslaw
P 110
8
Kolb Jost
G 936
20
Rozenbergs Gunars
O6
8
Taber Jerzy Artur
P 74
21
Bogdan Eder
P 51
9
Alvikis Matiss
O 311
21
Meyers Sam
US 2645
9
Baranowski Adam
P 235
21
Soujanen Reko-Antti
L 112
9
Potcova Jr. Thomas
US 816
22
Fiedler Anja
G 390
10
Anderson Eric
US 5193
22
Pettersson John
L 66
10
Christensen Mark
US 4824
22
Vasilyev Oleg
R1
10
Ebler Thomas
D 112
23
Boettger Wolfgang
G 597
11
Derusha Mike
US 2545
23
Elnionis Raivo
O4
11
Kosk Mihkel
C 45
23
Gustring Rickard
S 713
11
Winquist Jan
L 60
23
Jorgensen Poul
D 156
12
Bloom Mike
US 5432
23
Liscio Lennie
KC 5487
12
Kardas Dariusz
P 13
23
Sielicki Rafal
P 254
12
Lindgren Tomas
S 81
23
Stefaniuk Marek Artur
P 107
32
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2013
33
by rank
23
Struble Bob
US 4055
28
Williams J.Bruce
US 3283
23
Vuithier Jean-Claude
Z 39
29
Caravitis Timoleon
L 37
24
de Ruiter Dennis
H 852
29
Creigh John
US 2170
24
Dichenko Valeriy
R 166
29
Cummins Robert
US 3433
24
Kaiser Richard
US 4249
29
Loenneke Louis
US 294
24
Lantz Lars
S 552
29
Omanbriedis Ricards
O 111
24
Luks Ake
S5
29
Zoll David
US 4911
24
Wilcox Wes
US 4783
30
Brown Scott
US 5298
25
Cave Bob
US 445
30
Gougeon Jan
US 1183
25
Evans Robert
US 4975
30
Hegyi Marton Denes
M 50
25
Frost David
US 5358
30
Jones Donald
US 610
25
Lemberg Richard
US 4155
30
Ptasnik Vladislav
CZ 112
25
Lonegren Fredrik
S8
30
Whitcomb, III Eben
US 4775
25
Meyer Tom
US 602
31
Beresni Mike
US 5787
25
Pärtel Valdo
C 26
31
Hearn Daniel
US 5352
25
Voss Karsten
G 709
31
Metzloff Kyle
US 360
26
Aljaste Martin
C 47
31
Najdrowski Jerzy
P 24
26
Baranowski Wojciech
P 104
31
Tolsma Johan
H 580
26
Bowman Hal
US 1277
31
Vitale Nick
US 1006
26
Hool Mati
C 46
31
Wojciech Worek
P 311
26
Jankowski Mike
US 3271
32
Klunder Tomaz
P 45
26
Jones Stan
US 4974
32
Lunn Mats
H 148
26
Muller-Hartburg Niklas
OE 221
32
Sobering Geoff
US 5156
26
Wollam Dick
US 4882
33
Brieden Bryan
US 4175
27
Alvikis Madars
O 31
33
Hotho Michael
G 102
27
Dieckmann Uwe
G 600
33
Laurits Hardi
C 96
27
Kjoller Jody
US 5435
33
Lenon Jori
US 5397
27
Lehmuskallio Timo
L 103
33
Sundstrom Jerker
L 371
27
Mabboux Nicolas
KC 5508
33
Tomingas Agu
C3
27
Pettersson Mikael
L 65
34
Backlund Dan
L 70
27
Rowland Gareth J.
K 11
34
Johns Pete
US 2360
28
Betzoldt Glenn
US 5172
34
Niles Don
US 5465
28
Curtis John
KC 5514
34
Siegle George
US 5250
28
Fredy Rudolph
Z 42
35
Asars Uldis
O3
28
Hotho Matthias
G 677
35
Fitzgerald Patrick
US 4203
28
Lann Johan JR
S 900
35
Huttner Patrick
US 5290
28
Lindstrom Dag
S 639
35
Mintz Bill
US 5404
28
Marti Ueli
Z 78
35
Obermaier Sebastian
G 517
28
Randmaa Rando
C 60
35
Schreiber Manfred
G 99
28
Rast Robert
US 1313
35
Vacula Libor
CZ 97
28
Suojanen Reko-Antti
L 112
36
Coberly J. William
US 472
34
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2013
35
by rank
36
Lynch Neil
US 5444
44
Stenberg Patrik
S 726
36
Puusepp Johannes
C 54
45
Comtesse Jean-Pierre
Z 47
36
Vacula Martin
CZ 92
45
Kent Jeffrey
US 3535
37
Barnett Mike
US 5479
45
Sjöberg Bengt
S 609
37
Dixon Tim
US 4148
45
Ziolkowski Leszek
P 71
37
Heide Hermann
G 927
46
Aardemaa Toivo
C4
37
Henke Jerzy
P 58
46
Bachelin Pierre
Z 25
37
Laryuchenkov Anatoly
R 190
46
Eder Bogdan
P 51
37
Poulkov Sergey
R5
46
Kroglowski Wulf
G 749
37
Richards Julie
US 4868
46
Kvarsten Tord
S 515
37
Williams Donald
US 3909
47
Kloos Ben
H 962
38
Cutting Bill
US 5430
47
Kruklis Rudolfs
O1
38
Elfstrom Hakan
S 143
47
Pegel Jane
US 805
38
Smith, Jr. Ken
US 4137
47
Pettersson Dann
L 68
39
Graudumus Gatis
O 10
47
Romaner Helmuth
OE 110
39
Huber Thomas
G8
47
Zilins Kaspars
O 34
39
Jankowski Julie
US 4271
48
Bottger Wolfgang
G 597
39
Tosingevej Lars Orum
D 366
48
Hurd Charlie
US 5506
39
Wojciech Baranowski
P 104
48
Kozlova Valentina
R 79
40
Brosz Maciej
P 247
48
Löfberg Mats
L 69
40
Durr Philippe
Z 50
48
Schultz-Eutin Frank
G 360
40
Gray Robert
US 4654
48
Sodeika Sarunas
T 11
40
Meyer Dirke
G 136
49
Coberly Chad
US 1301
40
Szumowski Ryszard
P 134
49
Ploum Piet
H 472
40
van Wettum Martin
H 404
49
Vostronosov Victor
R 38
41
Babcock C Butch
US 88
50
Bokfors Stefan
S 107
41
Harvey Doug
US 1202
50
Clark Chris
US 4789
41
Hriber Philipp
OE 777
50
Gottke Dietmar
G4
41
Schillert Henning
G 499
50
Marc-Martin Philippe
Z 61
41
Vare Tonis
C5
50
van Rooij Peter
H 199
41
Vooremaa Argo
C 36
51
Greveling Peter
H 845
41
Worek Wojciech
P 311
51
Grothues-Spork Matthias
G 900
42
Astashev Yuri
R 22
51
Kisly Miroslaw
P 208
43
Andersson Kjell
S 66
51
Moller Lars D.
D 126
43
Durr Jerome
Z 57
51
Peters Knut
G 896
43
Hogsholtevj Lars Damgard Moller
D 126
51
Trink Karl-Robert
C 44
43
Lundt Peter
US 4490
52
Eriksson Dag
S 74
43
Sivula Timo
L 731
52
Fershal Ivan
B5
44
Burda Charles
US 3181
52
Taber Janusz Marek
P 44
44
Conus Mathieu
Z 87
52
Zizys Algirdas
T 99
44
Gunther Tadeusz
P 130
53
Mauer Dietmar
G 905
36
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by rank
Pataki, Attila Istvan jun
M 101
71
Jaskari Matti
L 122
54
Gribov Vladimir
R 77
71
Schulz Dieter
G 487
55
Lindell Oscar
L 132
72
Khodykin Roman
R 713
56
Kring Gunter
G 527
72
Persson Lennart
S 10
56
Matejak Pawel
P 54
72
Spiczok Von Brisinski Detlev
G 654
56
Schorling Ernst-August
G 631
73
Brog Peter
G 828
57
Olsson Nils Olof
S 810
73
van Helden Lex
H 877
57
Rowecki Roger
P 251
74
Komarek Vojtech
CZ 113
57
soltowski Konrad
P6
74
Kumbrasiev Vyacheslav
R 185
58
Galich Alexander
R 10
75
Ebner Helmuth
OE 227
58
L’Huillier Arnaud
Z 102
75
Ledauniece Ilze
O 14
58
Stromberg Gunnar
S 596
76
Elfring Margreet
H 972
59
Buchner Tomasz
G 544
77
Mittelmeijer Charles
H 677
59
Kashirsky Evgeny
R 211
78
Bolsch George
S 890
59
Münnich Peter
OE 41
80
Alexandrov Yuriy
R 310
59
Pataki Attila
M 100
81
Eriksson Hans
S 441
60
Lentsius Marek
C 72
81
Huss Detlef
G 975
60
Schlitternhard Jens
G 986
82
van Klink Peter
H 461
61
de Sauvage Nolting Egbert
H 592
83
van Wees Ruud
H 469
61
Huber Roland
OE 250
83
Yurly Alexandrov
R 310
62
Korpvkr Joern
G 580
84
Polenov Viktor
R 37
62
Mittl Michael
G 706
86
Bosker Margreet
H 860
63
Saareke Johanna
C 42
89
Wojcik Kazimierz
P 41
63
Urmonas Tadas
T 77
93
Gottke Jan
G 54
64
Nordhaus Jim
US 5566
64
Smit Ruud
H 460
65
Forstmann Heiner
G 44
65
Mellenthin Rainer
G 521
66
Schjolberg-Henriksen Per
N 13
Surkow Jerzy
P 345
66
Wegger Bruce
US 5464
67
Kalinowski Stefan
P 380
67
Keller Jurgen
G 119
68
Allen Harry
US 2452
68
Rasmussen Henning
D 157
68
Svensson Per Ove
S 788
69
Dawson Tom
US 5470
69
Leuverink Rob
H 675
70
Hartman Leo
H 635
70
Howlett David
K 13
70
Oelschlager Tim
US 5050
37
53
66
2013
38
by name
by name
sail
rank
name
sail
Aardemaa Toivo
C4
46
Bauer Rudi
OE 39
Abbott Dave
US 5143
Benatszky Karl-Heinz
G 836
Abrams Sheldon
US 3042
Beresni Mike
US 5787
Adolfsson Hans
S 325
Bergner Thomas
G 601
Afanasiev Alexander
R 139
Bergvall Mikael
S 705
Akermann Jaan
C 64
19
Bernat Marek
P 65
6
Alexandrov Yuriy
R 310
80
Betzoldt Glenn
US 5172
28
Aljaste Martin
C 47
26
Bierman Dan
US 2301
Allen Andy
US 5451
Bigda Cezariusz
P 101
Allen Harry
US 2452
68
Bjerre Troels
D 300
Alvikis Madars
O 31
27
Bjorkrot Ronnie
S 553
Alvikis Matiss
O 311
9
Blacklock Peter J.
US 4794
Anderson Eric
US 5193
10
Blair Charlie
US 4387
Andersson Christer
S 717
Blanchard Stephane
KC 8
Andersson Kjell
S 66
Bloom Mike
US 5432
12
Antapsons Zjedonis
O7
Bock Andreas
G 624
18
Arsenault Stephan
KC 4361
Boettger Wolfgang
G 597
23
Asars Uldis
O3
Bogdan Eder
P 51
21
Ashley Peter
US 4442
Bohn Joerg
G 737
5
Astaschev Andrey
R 21
Bokfors Stefan
S 107
50
Astashev Yuri
R 22
42
Bolsch George
S 890
78
Atkins Chad
US 4487
6
Bosker Margreet
H 860
86
Austin Andrey
R 515
Bottger Wolfgang
G 597
48
Austin Tom
US 4889
Bowman Hal
US 1277
26
Axling Harald
S 714
Bramhall Emily
US 5182
Babcock C Butch
US 88
Brieden Bryan
US 4175
Babin Maxim
R8
Briedis Karlis
O 131
Baby Andre
KC 4360
Brog Peter
G 828
73
Bachelin Pierre
Z 25
Brosz Maciej
P 247
40
Back Ronald
L 71
Brown Duncan
US 2857
Backlund Dan
L 70
34
Brown Jeff
US 5232
Brown Scott
US 5298
Baker Kent
US 5219
17
Brush Don
US 4009
Bakonyi Miklos
M 12
Buchbinder Bill
US 4266
Baldwin Mike
US 4597
Buchner Tomasz
G 544
Baltscheffsky Magnus
S 767
Buhler Bernd
G 847
Baranowski Adam
P 235
9
Burczynski Lucasz
P 14
Baranowski Wojciech
P 104
26
Burczynski Michal
P 114
4
Barne Klas
S 367
Burczynski Pawel
P 164
6
Barnett Mike
US 5479
Burda Charles
US 3181
44
35
41
46
37
39
name
43
2013
rank
31
33
30
59
40
by name
name
sail
Burgess Barry
rank
by name
sail
rank
US 4823
Cutting Bill
US 5430
38
Burke Russ
US 5359
Dakin Herb
US 2237
Burtick Theo
KC 5113
Dale Ansis
O 13
Bushey John
US 5158
Dalecki Andrzej
P 180
Buxton Luke
US 5022
Damm Soren
D 271
Candert Tomasz
S 642
Dancker-Jansen Erik
D 137
Caravitis Timoleon
L 37
Davenport John
US 4961
Carnaghi J.P.
US 3743
Dawson Tom
US 5470
69
Caron Sandre
H 707
de Ruiter Dennis
H 852
24
Casey John
US 535
de Sauvage Nolting Egbert
H 592
61
25
Cave Bob
US 445
Defer Harry
US 99
Charbonneau Jacques
KC 4992
Dennis John
US 4691
1
Chatterton Markham
US 4811
Derusha Mike
US 2545
11
Chernov Evgeny
R 98
Dichenko Valeriy
R 166
24
Christensen Mark
US 4824
Dieball Skip
US 5
Christer Enroth
S 73
Dieckmann Uwe
G 600
27
Chusov Alexey
R 172
Dixon Tim
US 4148
37
Ciegowski Miroslaw
P 106
Donath Thomas
G 85
Clapp Dave
US 5116
Donner Lars
L 34
Clark Chris
US 4789
Ducommun Patrik
Z 70
Clark Richard
US 3700
Durr Jerome
Z 57
43
Cleary Tim
US 236
Durr Philippe
Z 50
40
Coberly Chad
US 1301
49
Ebler Thomas
D 112
10
Coberly J. William
US 472
36
Ebler-Hansen Hans
D 92
18
Comtesse Jean-Pierre
Z 47
45
Ebner Helmuth
OE 227
75
Condon William
US 4099
Eder Bogdan
P 51
46
Connel Daniel
US 1630
19
Elfring Margreet
H 972
76
Conus Mathieu
Z 87
44
Elfstrom Hakan
S 143
38
Converse William
US 2804
Elnionis Raivo
O4
23
Cook Robert
US 4915
Elsmo David
US 5486
Cornelius Gregory
US 1019
Enoksson BengtH
L9
Coster Kalle
H 820
Epacher Peter
M 27
Creigh John
US 2170
Erikson Jack
US 3186
Crinion Bob
KC 4536
Eriksson Dag
S 74
52
Croasdale Chris
US 4826
Eriksson Hans
S 441
81
Croasdale Ray
US 1873
Erwin Graham
US 246
Crucet Richard
US 4916
Erwin Terry
US 244
Crum Bob
US 385
Evans Robert
US 4975
Cummins Robert
US 3433
29
Even Paul
G 569
Curtis John
KC 5514
28
Fadeyev Victor
R 82
10
50
29
41
name
29
2013
25
42
by name
name
sail
Fagerberg Jan
rank
by name
sail
S 300
Gross Jonas
S 765
Falk-Ronne Peter
D 282
Gross Tomas
S 330
Farien Lars
G 941
Grothues-Spork Matthias
G 900
Fershal Ivan
B5
Gulari Bora
US 379
Fidler Sean
US 5200
Gunther Piotr
P 184
Fiedler Anja
G 390
Gunther Tadeusz
P 130
44
Firmbach Catherine
US 3590
Gustring Rickard
S 713
23
Fitzgerald Patrick
US 4203
35
Haase Jan
G 110
Forstmann Axel
G 244
20
Hadley James
US 3406
Forstmann Heiner
G 44
65
Hadorn Daniel
Z 74
Fortier David
US 4690
Hagstrom Robert
L 120
Foster Will
US 1
Hamill Rosemary
US 4066
Francis JR
US 807
8
Hamill Thomas
US 4065
Fredy Rudolph
Z 42
28
Hamrak Peter
M 53
Freeman Aaron
US 5450
Hansen Daniel
D 13
Frost David
US 5358
Hansen Hans Ebler
D 92
Frowein Heiner
G 996
Hans-Hermann Lageman
G 176
Furstner Jozsef
M 531
Harcuba Peter
CZ 83
Gagnier Marc
KC 5165
Harper John
US 4379
8
Galich Alexander
R 10
Hartman Leo
H 635
70
Garland Howard
KC 5532
Harvey Doug
US 1202
41
Gervais Paul
US 4626
Healy Leo
US 1925
Gibson Eddy
US 5456
Hearn Daniel
US 5352
31
Gjerloff Bent
D 321
Hegyi Marton Denes
M 50
30
Gluek Jim
US 4257
Heida Jan
H 534
Good Michael
Z 45
Goodwin Paul
US 46
20
Heide Hermann
G 927
Gottke Dietmar
G4
50
Heilmann Erik
D 173
Gottke Jan
G 54
93
Henke Jerzy
P 58
Gougeon Jan
US 1183
30
Hobbie Dietmar
G 301
Gougeon Meade
US 882
Hoeper Peter
US 4140
Graczyk Robert
P 31
Hogenboom Ruud
H 62
Grass Kevin
C 12
Hogsholtevj Lars Damgard Moller
D 126
43
Graudumus Gatis
O 10
39
Holman Robert
US 3705
18
Gray Robert
US 4654
40
Honkanen Raimo
L 13
Greten Ernst
G 234
Hool Janno
C 48
Greveling Peter
H 845
51
Hool Mati
C 46
Gribov Vladimir
R 77
54
Hopma-Zijlema Piet
H 667
Grigonis Vadimas
T1
Hotho Matthias
G 677
28
Grogan Jim
US 3
Hotho Michael
G 102
33
Howlett David
K 13
70
22
25
58
2
14
43
name
52
2013
rank
51
3
37
37
26
44
by name
by name
sail
rank
name
sail
Hriber Philipp
OE 777
41
Khlebushkin Aleksey
R 44
Huber Roland
OE 250
61
Khodykin Roman
R 713
Huber Thomas
G8
39
Kickhafer David
US 4602
Hurd Charlie
US 5506
48
Kiefer Mark
US 4695
Huss Detlef
G 975
81
Kirschning Andreas
G 880
Hutchinson Andrew
US 4989
Kisly Miroslaw
P 208
51
Hutter Ulrich
OE 241
Kjoller Jody
US 5435
27
Huttner Patrick
US 5290
Klemets Eddie
S 812
18
Iakovlev Nikolay
R 158
Kline Randall
US 4328
Inozemtsev Arthur
O 19
Kloos Ben
H 962
47
Irwin James
US 4351
Klunder Tomaz
P 45
32
Isabell Mark
US 5014
Korpvkr Joern
G 580
62
Isaksen Roger
N7
Kolb Jost
G 936
8
Jablonski Karol
P 36
1
Koller Adam
US 5366
Jankowski Julie
US 4271
39
Komarek Vojtech
CZ 113
Jankowski Mike
US 3271
26
Koop Aare
C 27
Jankowski Stefan
US 5271
Kopcke Jorn
G 580
Jaskari Matti
L 122
Kopylov Alexander
R 58
Jellema Jan
H 208
Kopylov Roman
R 105
Jensen Christian
D 324
Koschinat Lars
G 776
Johns Pete
US 2360
Koseki Dariusz
P 125
Johnsen Kenneth
US 3852
Kosk Mihkel
C 45
11
Johnson James
US 5270
Kozlova Valentina
R 79
48
Johnson Randy
US 4000
Kraja Sven
G 591
Jones Donald
US 610
30
Kramer Manfred
G 114
Jones Stan
US 4974
26
Krause Fred
US 3931
Jorgensen Poul
D 156
23
Kring Gunter
G 527
Kachin Dimitryj
R7
Kristen Andreas
G 340
Kaiser Richard
US 4249
24
Kristen Hubert
G 133
Kalinowski Stefan
P 380
67
Kroglowski Wulf
G 749
46
Kallman Rick
US 4291
Kruklis Rudolfs
O1
47
Kapustin Kiril
R 151
Kudashev Alexey
R 169
Kardas Dariusz
P 13
Kukk Jurgen
C 89
Karklins Kaspars
O 60
Kulinickev Valeriy
R 106
Karklins Kristaps
O 11
Kumbrasiev Vyacheslav
R 185
Karlsson Thomas
S 580
Kutics Krisztian
M 64
Kashirsky Evgeny
R 211
59
Kuulmann Mati
C2
Keller Jurgen
G 119
67
Kuulmann Rene
C 22
Kennedy Steve
US 5096
Kuzmin Maxim
R 26
Kent Jeffrey
US 3535
Kvarsten Tord
S 515
6
71
34
12
45
45
name
35
2013
rank
72
74
56
74
46
46
by name
name
sail
Labozzetta Vince
US 4962
Lahsaway Ryan
US 5393
Lann Johan JR
rank
by name
sail
rank
Lynch Neil
US 5444
36
16
Mabboux Nicolas
KC 5508
27
S 900
28
MacFarland Doug
US 2500
Lantz Lars
S 552
24
Mack George
US 5110
Larsson Richard
S 807
Macugowski Pawel
P 148
Laryuchenkov Anatoly
R 190
37
Macur Stanislaw
P 111
Laurits Hardi
C 96
33
Madden Steven
US 4512
Lebeau Leon
US 30
13
Makeev Sergey
R 301
Ledauniece Ilze
O 14
75
Malmstrom Karl
L 77
Lehmuskallio Timo
L 103
27
Malyshev Gennady
R 302
Lember Mihkel
C 21
Mancini Anthony
US 1196
Lemberg Richard
US 4155
Marcinczyk Wieslaw
P 110
Lemberg Richard Jr.
US 4755
Marciniak Elwira
P 264
Lemke Ernst
G 791
Marc-Martin Philippe
Z 61
Lemke Juergen
G 792
Marecek Josef
CZ 101
Lenon Jori
US 5397
33
Marsden Neil
K 10
Lentsius Marek
C 72
60
Marti Ueli
Z 78
Leonard David
US 4730
Marzenski Jacek
KC 5247
Leonards Christian
G 846
Matejak Pawel
P 54
Leuverink Rob
H 675
Mattsson Johan
S 698
Leszczynski Jan
P 61
Mattsson Kjell
S 557
L’Huillier Arnaud
Z 102
58
Mauer Dietmar
G 905
Lindell Oscar
L 132
55
Mayorov Mikhail
R 35
Linden Robert
US 5174
McDonagh Jim
US 5214
Lindgren Tomas
S 81
12
McDowell Scott
US 4315
Lindstrom Dag
S 639
28
McRae Malcolm
KC 3710
Liscio Lennie
KC 5487
23
Mellenthin Rainer
G 521
Lixfeld Wolf-Dieter
G 440
Meressaar Peeter
C 11
Lizee Alan
US 5169
Metzloff Kyle
US 360
Loenneke Louis
US 294
29
Meusel Ulf
G 994
Löfberg Mats
L 69
48
Meyer Dirke
G 136
40
Lofgren Jon
US 5394
Meyer Tom
US 602
25
Lonegren Fredrik
S8
Meyers Sam
US 2645
21
Long George
US 2138
Michalczyk Jakub
P9
Loomis John
US 4923
Miller Mike
US 5369
Lovejoy Guy
US 4638
Luks Ake
S5
Lundgaard Hans Petter
N2
Lundt Peter
US 4490
Lunn Mats
H 148
69
25
Minarek Jorg
G 479
Minarek Max
G 419
Mintz Bill
US 5404
43
Mitchell Ken
KC 5118
32
Mittelmeijer Charles
H 677
24
47
name
25
2013
20
50
28
56
53
14
65
31
19
35
77
48
by name
by name
sail
rank
name
sail
rank
Mittl Michael
G 706
62
Pärtel Valdo
C 26
25
Moeller Ruth
D 242
Pataki Attila
M 100
59
Moller Lars D.
D 126
Pataki, Attila Istvan jun
M 101
53
Moller Ola
S 296
Pavlov Aleksandro
R 333
Montplaisir Rich
US 5300
Pedersen Lars
D 293
Moore Oliver
US 5469
Peet George
US 5433
Mooser Denise
Z 67
Pegel Jane
US 805
Morgas Michal
P 56
Pegel Susan
US 905
Morin Claude
KC 5001
Pennanen Petri
L 53
Mostbauer Gunther
OE 112
Peplowski Pawel
P 135
Mote Harry
US 2
Perce Hyde
US 5455
Mrozek-Gliszczynki Ryszard
P 80
Persson Lennart
S 10
72
Mueller Thomas
G 939
Peters Knut
G 896
51
Muller-Hartburg Niklas
OE 221
26
Petersen Dan W.
D 61
Münnich Peter
OE 41
59
Petersen Ulf
G 637
Munsell Robert
US 4411
Pettersson Dann
L 68
Najdrowski Jerzy
P 24
Pettersson Hakan
S 559
Neumuller Ronald
US 1766
Pettersson John
L 66
22
Nevedal Dan
US 5132
Pettersson Mikael
L 65
27
Nielsen Otto
D 108
Pettersson Stig
S 793
Niles Don
US 5465
34
Petzke Holger
G 890
Nordhaus Jim
US 5566
64
Piasecki Patryk
P 312
Norton Joe
US 781
Ploum Piet
H 472
Norton John
KA 2
Polanowski Robert
P 323
Norton Peter
KA 2
Polenov Viktor
R 37
Nouffer Pierre-Alexandre
Z 84
Popowicz Wojbar
P 173
Nuotio Niko
L 109
Potcova Richard
US 216
15
Obermaier Sebastian
G 517
Potcova Jr. Thomas
US 816
9
O’Brien Mike
US 3456
Poulkov Sergey
R5
37
Oelschlager Tim
US 5050
Prokopowicz Grzegorz
P 37
Olsen Jim
US 2221
Prokushenkov Dmitry
R 40
Olsen Rob
US 4610
Przybysz Leszek
P 98
Olsson Nils Olof
S 810
57
Ptasnik Vladislav
CZ 112
30
Omanbriedis Ricards
O 111
29
Puusepp Johannes
C 54
36
Oost Herzen
H 341
Querner Guyonne
H 811
Orlebeke Steve
US 4926
Querner Rob
H 666
Oskarsson Niklas
S 117
Radzki Jarek
P 431
Ovchinikov Alexey
R 74
Rakuschan Heinrich
OE 7
Parker Bryan
US 5048
Randmaa Merili
C 49
Parker Dick
US 4738
Randmaa Rando
C 60
13
17
31
35
70
4
49
name
51
2013
47
47
7
49
84
5
28
50
by name
by name
sail
rank
name
sail
Rasmussen Henning
D 157
68
Schutte Daan
H 633
Rast Robert
US 1313
28
Schweiger Stephan
G 799
Ratliff Matt
US 4950
Schweneker Stefan
G 755
Raymond Doug
US 4272
Schwippert Wolfgang
G 714
Rehe Michael
US 5144
Seegers Andreas
G 55
13
Reichel Florian
G 13
Seegers Christian
G 551
15
Reis George
US 5053
Shaevitz Ben
US 5395
Reynolds Brad
KC 4507
Shari Denis
R 247
Rian Mike
US 467
Shepherd Mike
KA 1
Richards Julie
US 4868
Sherry Ron
US 44
Richardson Harry
US 5148
Sherry Wendell
US 45
Riim Rene
C1
Sherry JR Griffin
US 4
5
Rimmo Mats
S 607
Siegle George
US 5250
34
Ristiluoma Jouni
L 191
Sielicki Rafal
P 254
23
17
37
rank
1
Rocek Roman
CZ 100
Siems Torsten
G 666
Rocho Daniel
US 441
Simard JF
KC 5159
Rogoski Randy
US 4192
Sivula Timo
L 731
43
Romaner Helmuth
OE 110
Sjöberg Bengt
S 609
45
Root Scott
US 738
Sjoeberg Oa
L1
Rowecki Roger
P 251
57
Skatskov Gert
C 86
Rowland Gareth J.
K 11
27
Smit Ruud
H 460
Rozenbergs Gunars
O6
20
Smith Andy
US 5889
Runge Kerstin
G 990
Smith Greg
US 3662
Runo Dariusz
P 241
Smith, Jr. Ken
US 4137
38
Saareke Johanna
C 42
32
Sampson Art
KC 4684
Schillert Henning
G 499
Schjolberg-Henriksen Per
N 13
Schlick Jens
G 148
Schlitternhard Jens
G 986
Schmitz Ger
G 386
Schneider Jakob
P 679
Schneider Martin-Bjorn
47
63
64
Sobering Geoff
US 5156
Soborg Bjarne
D 133
41
Sodeika Sarunas
T 11
48
66
Soderberg Hakan
S 42
19
soltowski Konrad
P6
57
Sons Hermann
G 266
Soujanen Reko-Antti
L 112
7
Spaas Ernst
H 353
G 679
7
Spaas Rolph
H 919
Schorling Ernst-August
G 631
56
Spiczok Von Brisinski Detlev
G 654
Schrader Eckeard
G 431
Stanczyk Marek
P 234
Schreiber Manfred
G 99
Stange Aaron
US 4480
Schultz Reinhardt
G 145
Starzl Alexander
G 90
Schultz-Eutin Frank
G 360
48
Stefaniuk Marek Artur
P 107
Schulz Dieter
G 487
71
Stefanowicz Wladyslaw
P 69
Schumacher Robert
US 4032
Stefanski Al
US 5084
60
35
51
name
14
2013
21
72
23
52
by name
name
sail
Steinhusen Gitta
rank
by name
sail
rank
G 773
van Helden Lex
H 877
73
Steinhusen Ingo
G 625
van Klink Peter
H 461
82
Stenberg Patrik
S 726
Van Komen Eric
H 59
Strandberg Jesper
D 265
Van Raay Joost
H 720
Strohm Bob
US 1537
van Riemsdijk Dideric
H 467
16
Stromberg Gunnar
S 596
58
van Rooij Peter
H 199
50
Struble Bob
US 4055
23
van Wees Ruud
H 469
83
Struble Matt
US 183
3
van Wettum Martin
H 404
40
Stubits David
M 20
Vare Tonis
C5
41
Sugar Tim
US 4893
Vasilyev Oleg
R1
22
Sundstrom Jerker
L 371
33
Vendetti John
US 365
Suojanen Reko-Antti
L 112
28
Verburgt Tom
US 5391
Surkow Jerzy
P 345
66
Vincke Egbert
G 224
Svensson Per Ove
S 788
68
Vitale Nick
US 1006
Szczesny Adam
P 234
Vitolins Elmars
O 12
Szumowski Ryszard
P 134
Vogl Karl
OE 236
Szumowski Tomasz
P 133
von Kaenel Julien
Z 77
Taber Janusz Marek
P 44
52
Vooremaa Argo
C 36
41
Taber Jerzy Artur
P 74
8
Vooremaa Vaiko
C6
4
Tagu Karl-Hannes
C 31
2
Voss Karsten
G 709
25
Teal Chris
US 5285
Vostronosov Victor
R 38
49
Tetzlaff Byron
US 5251
Vought Daniel
US 3937
Thieler James
US 5224
Vuithier Jean-Claude
Z 39
Thiessen Bob
US 1854
Wallasch Karlheinz
G 858
Timofeev Alexander
R 16
Waser Bernard
Z 26
Tolsma Johan
H 580
31
Weber Steen
D 221
Tomingas Agu
C3
33
Wegger Bruce
US 5464
Tosingevej Lars Orum
D 366
39
Weores Szabolcs
M 51
Transel Christian
Z 44
Wersäll Oscar
S 794
15
Travnicek Roland
OE 93
Whitcomb, III Eben
US 4775
30
Trink Karl-Robert
C 44
Wilcox Wes
US 4783
24
Uainsalu Ants
C 29
Williams Chris
K1
Ulbrich Michael
US 1059
Williams Donald
US 3909
37
Upham Chester
US 5237
Williams J.Bruce
US 3283
28
Upham Mark
US 3896
Winquist Jan
L 60
11
Urmonas Tadas
T 77
15
Uvarkin Valentin
R 204
Vacula Libor
CZ 97
Vacula Martin
CZ 92
van den Brink Hennie
H 313
40
3
51
63
53
name
44
2013
31
23
66
Winquist John
L 601
Woelbern Wolfgang
G 605
35
Wojciech Baranowski
P 104
39
36
Wojciech Worek
P 311
31
Wojcik Kazimierz
P 41
89
54
by name
sail
Wojewski Jaroslaw
P 183
Wolff Mark
KC 4190
Wollam Dick
US 4882
Woodruff Peter
US 406
Worek Wojciech
P 311
Yurly Alexandrov
R 310
Zachary Patrick
US 5245
Zakrzewski Joel
S 547
Zakrzewski Lukasz
P 155
Zakrzewski Tomasz
P 55
Zarins Erik
S 514
Zarnowski Maciej
P 338
14
Zeiger Bernd
G 107
6
Zilins Kaspars
O 34
Ziolkowski Leszek
55
regatta results
name
2013
2013 western lakes championship
january 5-6, 2013
lake kegonsa, near madison, wisconsin
rank
POS
GOLD FLEET
SAIL
NAME
R1
R2
R3
R4
R5
R6
R7
PTS
1
US 44
Ron Sherry
1
(3)
1
2
1
1
1
7
41
2
US 4824
Mark Christensen
2
1
2
4
2
4
(DNF)
15
83
3
US 4691
John Dennis
3
4
3
3
(7)
2
2
17
4
US 4926
Steve Orlebeke
6
5
4
1
3
3
(7)
22
2
5
US 5014
Mark Isabell
4
14
5
(DNF)
5
5
5
38
1
6
US 216
Potcova Rich
8
6
(14)
10
4
9
3
40
7
US 2545
Mike Derusha
7
10
13
5
(26)
8
10
53
8
US 5214
Jim McDonagh
(25)
16
10
6
6
10
6
54
47
9
US 5219
Kent Baker
11
2
15
(15)
11
7
9
55
P 71
45
10
US 5432
Mike Bloom
(27)
7
8
7
10
16
11
59
Zizys Algirdas
T 99
52
Zobac Jakub
CZ 99
7
11
US 4811
Markham Chatterton
14
9
12
9
9
13
(15)
66
Zoll David
US 4911
29
12
US 4257
Jim Gluek
(DNS)
12
18
22
8
11
4
75
Zschunke Ernst
G 922
13
US 4882
Richard Wollam
13
13
7
14
23
(DNF)
8
78
14
US 3271
Mike Jankowski
9
18
11
11
20
(23)
14
83
15
US 5298
Scott Brown
5
11
23
16
12
(24)
16
83
16
US 445
Bob Cave
15
22
6
12
16
(25)
12
83
17
US 602
Tom Meyer
12
25
16
13
(DNF)
6
13
85
18
US 4155
Rick Lemberg
18
17
9
18
15
14
(21)
91
19
US 4868
Julie Richards
10
8
19
(24)
22
21
17
97
20
US 5352
Daniel Hearn
23
19
(27)
8
19
12
20
101
21
US 2360
Pete Johns
21
15
17
19
(24)
20
18
110
22
US 244
Terry Erwin
17
21
(26)
17
17
19
23
114
23
US 4148
Tim Dixon
22
(26)
25
20
14
15
19
115
24
US 5414
Wes Wilcox
19
20
(28)
21
25
17
22
124
25
US 2170
John Creigh
24
24
22
23
13
22
(25)
128
26
US 1277
Hal Bowman (GM)
20
DNF
24
(DNF)
21
18
24
138
27
US 5435
Jody Kjoller
(DNS)
DNS
21
25
18
26
26
147
28
US 294
Lou Loenneke
16
23
20
DNF
(DNF)
DNF
DNS
152
29
US 4252
Dave Ball
26
DNF
DNF
(DNF)
DNF
DNF
DNS
181
26
:Photo by Carter Brown US5499
56
regatta results
2013 western lakes championship
january 5-6, 2013
lake kegonsa, near madison, wisconsin
SILVER FLEET
POS
SAIL
NAME
R1
R2
R3
R4
R5
R6
R7
PTS
1
US 5501
Orlebeke, Peter
1
1
4
6
4
3
(7)
19
2
US 5430
Cutting, Bill
2
4
1
1
(10)
7
4
19
3
US 5486
Elsmo,Dave
7
5
(8)
4
1
2
2
21
4
US 4602
Kickhafer, David
3
3
3
2
6
6
-9
23
5
US 5508
Sugar,T im
(25)
6
9
9
2
5
3
34
6
US 5369
Miller, Mike
(12)
9
6
10
5
4
1
35
7
US 4137
Smith, Ken
5
2
5
3
(11)
11
11
37
8
US
Sherry, Griffin
4
8
10
(17)
8
9
13
52
9
US 5358
Frost, David
10
15
14
7
(17)
8
6
60
10
US 5522
Metzloff, Kyle
16
14
20
5
(DNF)
1
5
61
11
US 4203
Fitzgerald, Patrick
6
10
(17)
12
7
14
15
64
12
US 5506
Hurd, Charlie
15
(20)
13
8
9
13
10
68
13
US 805
Pegel, Jane
14
7
7
16
(21)
20
17
81
14
US 5507
Barnett, Mike
18
12
(DNF)
14
14
17
8
83
15
US 5156
Sobering, Geoff
11
19
16
(20)
12
12
14
84
16
US 5158
Bushey, John
8
13
18
11
20
18
(21
88
17
US 4293
Schuette, Paul
9
16
(25)
15
15
16
18
89
18
US 5401
Nordhaus, Jim
(26)
11
11
19
18
15
19
93
19
US 246
Erwin, Graham
27
17
26
13
3
(DNF)
12
98
20
US 5404
Mintz, Bill
17
18
12
(29)
23
21
28
119
21
US 5290
Huttner, Patrick
19
21
19
22
(22)
22
22
125
22
US 5219
Beresni, Mike
13
22
28
(28)
27
24
24
138
23
US 4271
Jankowski, Julie
28
28
2
26
30
25
(31)
139
24
US 4140
Hoeper, Peter
(DNS) 23
21
23
28
26
26
147
25
US 5144
Sherry,Trevor
20
24
23
(30)
24
27
29
147
26
US 1313
Rast, Bob
29
29
DNF
(DNF)
19
19
16
150
27
US 4490
Lundt, Peter
24
25
22
24
29
28
(30)
152
28
US 4291
Kallman, Rick
DNS
DNS
(DNS)
DNS
13
10
20
157
29
US 5310
Ebert, Joye
22
27
24
27
31
30
(32)
161
30
US 148
Kutschenretter, George
DNS
(DNS) 27
25
25
DNF
25
178
31
US 3433
Cummins, Bob
DNS
(DNS) DNS
18
16
31
DNF
179
32
US 5451
Allen, Andy
(DNS) DNS
15
21
DNF
DNF
DNF
188
33
P 71
Ziolkowski, Leszek
21
26
29
DNF
(DNF)
DNF
DNF
190
34
US 4943
Brewer, John
DNS
DNS
(DNS)
DNS
26
29
23
192
35
US 5479
Hearn ,Frankie
DNS
DNS
(DNS)
DNS
32
23
27
196
36
US 5351
Hurley,Lucinda
23
DNF
DNF
(DNF)
DNF
DNF
DNF
213
37
US 2930
Jombock,
DNS
DNS
30
(DNF)
DNF
DNF
DNF
220
4
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