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Great Lakes Handicaps 2018-19 05/12/18 Great Lakes Handicaps 2018-19 05/12/18 Type Boat Class Handicap RYA / Class 2018/19 Difference to Change from Notes: See key below Status Handicap Handicap RYA / Class 2017/18 D 405 RYA - A 1089 1089 D 420 RYA 1111 1086 -25 16 Note 2: Based on SWS data D 470 Class 973 973 10 Note 1: Based on RYA / Class D 505 RYA 903 878 -25 -2 Note 2: Based on SWS data D 2000 RYA 1109 1109 2 Note 1: Based on RYA / Class D 3000 Class 1007 1007 D 4000 RYA 917 917 Note 1: Based on RYA / Class D 12 sqm Sharpie RYA - A 1026 1026 D 12ft Skiff Class 879 857 -22 22 Note 4: Based on boat specs D 18ft Skiff Class 675 670 -5 Note 4: Based on boat specs K 2.4m RYA - A 1240 1230 -10 10 Note 3: Based on club data D 29er RYA 912 905 -7 5 Note 2: Based on SWS data D 29er XX Class 830 820 -10 Note 4: Based on boat specs D 49er RYA 697 697 2 Note 1: Based on RYA / Class D 49er (Old rig) Class 740 740 D 49er FX Class ?? 720 Note 4: Based on boat specs D 59er Class 905 905 M A Class Classic RYA 684 684 M A Class Foiling SCHRS n/a 656 Note 4: Based on boat specs D Albacore RYA 1038 1055 17 Note 2: Based on SWS data D AltO RYA 920 920 3 Note 1: Based on RYA / Class D B14 RYA - E 862 857 -5 5 Note 2: Based on SWS data D Blaze RYA 1027 1027 Note 1: Based on RYA / Class D Boss Class 847 832 -15 15 Note 4: Based on boat specs D Bosun RYA - A 1198 1198 D British Moth RYA 1155 1155 D Buzz RYA - E 1026 1026 3 Note 1: Based on RYA / Class D Byte Class 1190 1190 D Byte CI Class ?? 1177 Note 4: Based on boat specs D Byte CII RYA 1144 1144 -3 Note 1: Based on RYA / Class D Cadet RYA - E 1435 1435 7 Note 1: Based on RYA / Class M Catapult RYA 903 903 8 Note 1: Based on RYA / Class M Challenger RYA 1173 1162 -11 12 Note 2: Based on SWS data D Cherub RYA - E 903 890 -13 Note 4: Based on boat specs D Comet RYA 1205 1205 1 Note 1: Based on RYA / Class D Comet Duo RYA - A 1178 1178 D Comet Mino Class 1193 1193 D Comet Race Class 1050 1037 -13 12 Note 4: Based on boat specs D Comet Trio RYA 1097 1077 -20 -9 Note 4: Based on boat specs D Comet Versa Class 1165 1158 -7 8 Note 4: Based on boat specs D Comet Zero Class 1250 1250 D Contender RYA 969 969 -1 Note 1: Based on RYA / Class D D-One RYA 948 971 23 Note 2: Based on SWS data D D-Zero RYA 1029 1036 7 Note 6: Based on RYA / club data D D-Zero Blue Class 1066 1064 -2 Note 4: Based on boat specs M Dart 12 S/H None n/a 1144 Note 4: Based on boat specs M Dart 16 Sloop D/H RYA - A 905 905 M Dart 16 Spi D/H SCHRS n/a 862 M Dart 18 RYA 824 824 8 Note 1: Based on RYA / Class M Dart 18 S/H SCHRS n/a 834 9 Note 4: Based on boat specs M Dart 18 Sloop S/H SCHRS n/a 778 9 Note 4: Based on boat specs M Dart 18 Spi D/H SCHRS n/a 793 9 Note 4: Based on boat specs M DX Catamaran SCHRS n/a 824 D Enterprise RYA 1119 1149 30 1 Note 2: Based on SWS data D Europe RYA 1145 1145 D Farr 3.7 Class ?? 1063 Note 3: Based on club data D Finn RYA 1051 1051 6 Note 1: Based on RYA / Class D Fire Class 1065 1050 -15 Note 4: Based on boat specs D Fireball RYA 953 944 -9 -4 Note 2: Based on SWS data D Firefly RYA 1165 1190 25 Note 2: Based on SWS data D Flash Class 1101 1101 D Fleetwind RYA - A 1268 1268 K Flying 15 RYA 1015 1020 5 Note 6: Based on RYA / club data K Flying 15 Silver Class 1036 1036 D Flying Dutchman RYA - A 879 879 M Formula 16 D/H SCHRS n/a 697 M Formula 16 S/H SCHRS n/a 706 M Formula 18 RYA 680 680 2 Note 1: Based on RYA / Class D Fusion Pro Class ?? 1300 Note 4: Based on boat specs D Fusion Pro Spi Class ?? 1275 Note 4: Based on boat specs D GP14 RYA 1133 1131 -2 -2 Note 2: Based on SWS data D Graduate RYA 1129 1129 D Hadron H1 Class 1065 1055 -10 15 Note 4: Based on boat specs Great Lakes Handicaps 2018-19 05/12/18 Type Boat Class Handicap RYA / Class 2018/19 Difference to Change from Notes: See key below Status Handicap Handicap RYA / Class 2017/18 D Hadron H2 RYA - E 1037 1030 -7 15 Note 2: Based on SWS data D Halo RYA - A 992 1000 8 -10 Note 4: Based on boat specs D Heron RYA - A 1345 1345 M Hobie 16 SCHRS n/a 809 M Hobie 16 Spi SCHRS n/a 775 M Hobie 17 SCHRS n/a 820 -3 Note 5: Based on SCHRS M Hobie Dragoon SCHRS n/a 1000 M Hobie Dragoon Spi SCHRS n/a 955 D Hornet RYA 958 958 -4 Note 1: Based on RYA / Class M Hurricane 5.9 SCHRS n/a 716 -5 Note 4: Based on boat specs M Hurricane 5.9 SX RYA 695 695 -3 Note 1: Based on RYA / Class M Hurricane 500 SCHRS n/a 751 D Icon RYA - A 976 990 14 Note 4: Based on boat specs D Int 14 RYA - E 758 707 -51 7 Note 4: Based on boat specs D Int Canoe RYA - E 893 893 D Int Canoe - Asym RYA - A 866 840 -26 Note 3: Based on club data D Int Lightning Class 1003 1003 D Int Moth RYA - A 570 485 -85 Note 4: Based on boat specs D Int Moth - No foils RYA - A 980 980 D ISO RYA - A 922 922 D Javelin RYA - E 941 941 8 Note 1: Based on RYA / Class K K1 RYA 1070 1070 2 Note 1: Based on RYA / Class K K2 RYA - A 1030 1022 -8 7 Note 4: Based on boat specs K K6 RYA 909 909 4 Note 1: Based on RYA / Class D Kestrel RYA 1038 1038 3 Note 1: Based on RYA / Class D Lark RYA 1070 1070 7 Note 1: Based on RYA / Class D Laser RYA 1098 1112 14 -3 Note 2: Based on SWS data D Laser 3000 RYA - A 1085 1074 -11 9 Note 4: Based on boat specs D Laser 4.7 RYA 1207 1210 3 Note 2: Based on SWS data D Laser 5000 RYA - A 846 846 D Laser Bahia Class 1095 1095 D Laser EPS RYA 1030 1030 D Laser II RYA 1075 1075 10 Note 1: Based on RYA / Class D Laser Pico RYA - A 1330 1330 D Laser Radial RYA 1142 1150 8 5 Note 2: Based on SWS data D Laser Stratos RYA - E 1100 1100 5 Note 1: Based on RYA / Class D Laser Vago XD RYA - E 1071 1071 -3 Note 1: Based on RYA / Class D Laser Vago XD S/H Class 1074 1074 D Leader RYA - A 1115 1115 D Lightning 368 RYA 1170 1170 D Marauder RYA - A 1042 1042 D Megabyte RYA - E 1071 1071 21 Note 4: Based on boat specs D Merlin Rocket RYA 980 968 -12 -2 Note 2: Based on SWS data D Miracle RYA 1200 1200 -10 Note 1: Based on RYA / Class D Mirror RYA 1390 1390 7 Note 1: Based on RYA / Class D Mirror S/H RYA 1380 1380 11 Note 1: Based on RYA / Class D MRX Class 1000 987 -13 14 Note 4: Based on boat specs D Musto Skiff RYA 849 848 -1 -4 Note 2: Based on SWS data D MX Ray RYA - A 1020 1020 M Nacra 15 Spi D/H SCHRS n/a 740 M Nacra 16 Solo Spi SCHRS n/a 720 M Nacra 16 Spi D/H SCHRS n/a 704 M Nacra 17 Olympic Foiler SCHRS n/a 641 M Nacra 17 Olympic Non-Foiler SCHRS n/a 674 M Nacra 17 Sloop Spi D/H SCHRS n/a 707 -2 Note 5: Based on SCHRS M Nacra 17 Solo Spi SCHRS n/a 726 M Nacra 500 Sloop D/H SCHRS n/a 794 M Nacra 500 Solo SCHRS n/a 833 M Nacra 500 Solo Spi SCHRS n/a 790 M Nacra 500 Sport Spi D/H SCHRS n/a 759 M Nacra F20 Carbon SCHRS n/a 595 Note 5: Based on SCHRS M Nacra F20 Carbon FCS SCHRS n/a 563 Note 5: Based on SCHRS M Nacra Inter 17 Sloop Spi D/H None n/a 721 M Nacra Inter 17 Solo SCHRS n/a 799 M Nacra Inter 17 Solo Spi SCHRS n/a 751 2 Note 5: Based on SCHRS D National 12 RYA 1064 1056 -8 1 Note 2: Based on SWS data D National 18 Class 910 910 D National 18C Class 957 957 D Norfolk Punt Class 870 870 D OK RYA 1104 1115 11 Note 2: Based on SWS data D Optimist RYA 1655 1655 -10 Note 1: Based on RYA / Class D Osprey RYA 927 939 12 -2 Note 2: Based on SWS data D Otter RYA - A 1275 1275 Great Lakes Handicaps 2018-19 05/12/18 Type Boat Class Handicap RYA / Class 2018/19 Difference to Change from Notes: See key below Status Handicap Handicap RYA / Class 2017/18 D Pacer RYA - A 1193 1193 D Phantom RYA 999 1003 4 -2 Note 2: Based on SWS data M Prindle 15 SCHRS n/a 891 6 Note 5: Based on SCHRS M Prindle 18 SCHRS n/a 779 6 Note 5: Based on SCHRS M Prindle 18.2 SCHRS n/a 709 -3 Note 5: Based on SCHRS M Prindle 19 Spi SCHRS n/a 686 1 Note 5: Based on SCHRS D Punk Class ?? 1010 Note 4: Based on boat specs D Redwing RYA - A 1094 1094 D Rooster 8.1 RYA 1051 1051 6 Note 1: Based on RYA / Class D RS Aero 5 RYA 1129 1129 9 Note 1: Based on RYA / Class D RS Aero 7 RYA 1068 1073 5 2 Note 2: Based on SWS data D RS Aero 9 RYA 1019 1024 5 Note 2: Based on SWS data M RS Cat 16 Club S/H SCHRS n/a 921 M RS Cat 16 Race Spi D/H SCHRS n/a 863 M RS Cat 16 S Sloop D/H SCHRS n/a 904 M RS Cat 16 XL Spi D/H SCHRS n/a 863 D RS Feva Class 1280 1280 D RS Feva XL RYA 1240 1240 D RS Quest Class ?? 1130 Note 4: Based on boat specs D RS Tera Pro RYA 1364 1364 D RS Tera Sport RYA 1432 1432 D RS Vareo RYA 1090 1090 5 Note 1: Based on RYA / Class D RS Venture Class ?? 1092 Note 4: Based on boat specs D RS Vision RYA 1128 1128 D RS Zest Class ?? 1228 Note 4: Based on boat specs D RS100 8.4 RYA 1008 1008 D RS100 10.2 RYA 981 981 3 Note 1: Based on RYA / Class D RS200 RYA 1046 1052 6 -2 Note 2: Based on SWS data D RS300 RYA 972 989 17 4 Note 2: Based on SWS data D RS400 RYA 942 952 10 Note 2: Based on SWS data D RS500 RYA 963 963 -5 Note 1: Based on RYA / Class D RS600 RYA 916 920 4 Note 2: Based on SWS data D RS600 FF Class ?? 485 Note 4: Based on boat specs D RS700 RYA 847 847 -5 Note 1: Based on RYA / Class D RS800 RYA 799 799 -1 Note 1: Based on RYA / Class D RS900 Class ?? 750 Note 4: Based on boat specs K SB2 Class ?? 911 Note 4: Based on boat specs D Scorpion RYA 1036 1025 -11 -2 Note 2: Based on SWS data D Seafly RYA - E 1080 1080 -7 Note 1: Based on RYA / Class M Shadow SCHRS n/a 757 M Shadow X RYA 750 750 M Shearwater SCHRS n/a 805 D Signet Class 1265 1265 K SK2 Class 953 929 -24 Note 4: Based on boat specs D SK4 Class 760 705 -55 Note 4: Based on boat specs M SL16 SCHRS n/a 773 -1 Note 5: Based on SCHRS D Snipe RYA - E 1099 1099 4 Note 1: Based on RYA / Class D Solo RYA 1143 1152 9 2 Note 2: Based on SWS data D Solution RYA 1087 1087 K Sonar RYA - A 940 940 D Spice RYA - A 930 930 M Spitfire RYA 705 705 M Spitfire Spi S/H None n/a 730 4 Note 4: Based on boat specs
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