Monday, May 18, 2009
Thursday, May 14, 2009
Photos from Wave Dancer
Here's a group of photos by Tim & Renae Little showing their first Oregon Offshore, sailed with Steve Moshofsky on Wave Dancer. Just click on the title of this entry.
California Girl's video of Offshore
Really nice video by Timm of California Girl showing the highlights of their race this year. Just click on the title of this entry.
Corrected, Corrected Results for Crusing Class
O.K. one more time, this time correctly (never have a "word" person do math - obviously it is way beyond us!!!!)
1st place - Pueleche with a time of 59.29 (includes 1 hour of motoring allowance)
2nd place - Ya Shure with a time of 61.21.48 (includes 40 minutes of motoring allowance)
3rd place - Rendezvous with a time of 63.11.45 (includes 3 hours of motoring allowance)
This should be the final correction of the results!!!!!
My apologies to cruising class for the earlier errors.
1st place - Pueleche with a time of 59.29 (includes 1 hour of motoring allowance)
2nd place - Ya Shure with a time of 61.21.48 (includes 40 minutes of motoring allowance)
3rd place - Rendezvous with a time of 63.11.45 (includes 3 hours of motoring allowance)
This should be the final correction of the results!!!!!
My apologies to cruising class for the earlier errors.
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
CORRECTED RESULTS (again)
Somehow the box that should have been checked to create the corrected times was not (probably operator error). The above shows the corrected results with the proper corrected times. Sorry about the confusion from yesterday.
Sunday, May 10, 2009
And the Winner is....
With a sweep of First to Finish, First Overall and First in Class:
Riva, with a corrected time of 1day, 5 hours, 18 minutes and 5 seconds
Congratulations Riva.
Riva, with a corrected time of 1day, 5 hours, 18 minutes and 5 seconds
Congratulations Riva.
Aja drifts across the finish
Congratulations to Aja as the last boat to finish the 2009 Oregon Offshore.
With a great deal of fortitude, Aja has spent over the last hour just trying to make it to the finish from the outside of the Ogden Point breakwater. After a short discussion with the RC about the effect of motoring (it's a disqualification for all but the cruising class) Aja made the decision like a true sailboat racer to keep racing.
Since the wind all but shut down over an hour ago, this has meant that the finish committee has been watching them bob like a cork for all this time.
Like the Old Salt, Aja kept at it until they finally crossed the finish at 2:27.
Get a good night sleep, Aja you deserve it.
With a great deal of fortitude, Aja has spent over the last hour just trying to make it to the finish from the outside of the Ogden Point breakwater. After a short discussion with the RC about the effect of motoring (it's a disqualification for all but the cruising class) Aja made the decision like a true sailboat racer to keep racing.
Since the wind all but shut down over an hour ago, this has meant that the finish committee has been watching them bob like a cork for all this time.
Like the Old Salt, Aja kept at it until they finally crossed the finish at 2:27.
Get a good night sleep, Aja you deserve it.
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