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Sailwave Results for Round Bowen Race 2014 at Bowen Island YC 2014 Round Bowen Race 2014 Bowen Island YC Final Results Round Bowen Race - PHRF 1 Div - June 14, 2014 at 1000 hours Start: Start, Finishes: Finish time, Time: 1000 Rank Sail Div Boat Type Skipper Rating Elapsed Corrected 1 CAN 37 PHRF 1 Flying tiger #37 Flying Tiger 10m Pierre Martin 54 2:31:13 2:51:14 2 609 PHRF 1 MAD MAX Davidson 40 Micah Vanderheide 57 2:36:37 2:56:26 3 1997 PHRF 1 Occam's Razor Farr ILC 40 Mark Vangolen 15 2:30:42 3:03:06 4 49 PHRF 1 Short Circuit Farr 30 Ross Davidson 54 2:42:22 3:03:52 5 CAN 7 PHRF 1 65 Red Roses Farr 30 Bruce Chan 54 2:42:23 3:03:53 6 51647 PHRF 1 Dolce Beneteau First 40.7 Cedric Burgers 54 2:42:59 3:04:34 7 50 PHRF 1 TIGERLILY 1 Beneteau First 50 John Boyko 48 2:41:26 3:04:44 8 50039 PHRF 1 RAVEN CARROLL 1200 Ian Lloyd 21 2:34:21 3:05:27 9 14 PHRF 1 Rock On Flying Tiger 10m Michael Shivers 54 2:44:29 3:06:16 10 50758 PHRF 1 Anne Bonny Beneteau 40.7 Fraser Hall 54 2:45:37 3:07:33 11 51438 PHRF 1 Papillon Aerodyne 38 Patrick Frisch 49 2:45:15 3:08:46 12 CAN 470 PHRF 1 Gryphon Hanse 47 Shannon Burgener 48 2:45:27 3:09:20 13 CAN 63 PHRF 1 M Power Farr 30 James Duess 54 2:47:20 3:09:29 14 28852 PHRF 1 Marda Gras Santa Cruz 52 Marda Phelps -9 2:31:32 3:12:45 15 52082 PHRF 1 Salient Beneteau 40.7 Brad Marchant 54 2:50:43 3:13:19 16 51140 PHRF 1 Grace IMS 40 Philip Haggerty 10 2:37:45 3:13:28 17 60104 PHRF 1 Kraken Beneteau First 40.7 Mark Malecek 54 2:53:02 3:15:57 18 ACC1 PHRF 1 IL Moro AC 72 Steve Crowe -100 2:23:31 3:42:07 Round Bowen Race - PHRF 2 Div - June 14, 2014 at 1000 hours Start: Start, Finishes: Finish time, Time: 1000 Rank Sail Div Boat Type Skipper Rating Elapsed Corrected 1 77568 PHRF 2 Showtime J/36 Anthony Boardman 83 2:42:08 2:54:46 2 74401 PHRF 2 Merlin C&C 115 David Wilson 75 2:40:39 2:55:30 3 74408 PHRF 2 RUBATO HANSE 400e Steve Blaine 90 2:44:50 2:55:39 4 97663 PHRF 2 Excalibur Schock 35 Jason Vandergaag 76 2:41:19 2:55:56 5 54 PHRF 2 Rags C&C 115 Judy Button 75 2:41:58 2:56:56 6 54334 PHRF 2 Paladin J/105 Rolf Braun 85 2:45:54 2:58:14 7 258 PHRF 2 Astral Plane J/109 Adam Korbin 69 2:42:40 2:59:31 2014-06-20 5:29 AM 8 42382 PHRF 2 DOMINATRIX X-119 Richard Stewart 76 2:45:52 3:00:54 9 49349 PHRF 2 ABSOLUTE KAOS Dash 34 Dave Cramb 68 2:44:04 3:01:22 10 63368 PHRF 2 Manana Express 37 Trev Salmon 76 2:47:06 3:02:14 11 97789 PHRF 2 Mako Schock 35 Kristin Jarvis 76 2:48:54 3:04:12 12 74447 PHRF 2 Quicker Beneteau First 30 Brian MacVicar 93 2:53:50 3:04:20 13 46724 PHRF 2 Electre Beneteau First 45F5 Andy Allan 85 2:52:10 3:04:58 14 18981 PHRF 2 Marhenurh IV J/36 Peter Wealick 86 2:53:42 3:06:19 15 5934 PHRF 2 Fortissimo Grand Surprise Chris Ladd 72 2:51:07 3:07:53 16 571 PHRF 2 Hurricane 11MOD Chris Smith 83 2:56:53 3:10:40 17 74359 PHRF 2 ClaraALLEGRO Beneteau First 36.7 Carl Richardson 81 3:00:05 3:14:46 18 59974 PHRF 2 Tardis Humboldt Bay 30 Pat Mitchell 93 3:04:14 3:15:21 19 74460 PHRF 2 Contagious Beneteau First 36.7 Declan Sacre 81 3:09:32 3:24:59 20 382 PHRF 2 ** Unidentified 2:45:55 3:27:24 21 40201 PHRF 2 Delicate Balance X-One Ton Pierre Cote 62 3:21:00 3:44:29 Round Bowen Race - PHRF 3 Div - June 14, 2014 at 1000 hours Start: Start, Finishes: Finish time, Time: 1000 Rank Sail Div Boat Type Skipper Rating Elapsed Corrected 1 67749 PHRF 3 NATURAL HIGH J/30 Scott Shaw-MacLaren 139 2:57:26 2:55:01 2 6314 PHRF 3 DILLIGAF Ross 930 Keith Climenhaga 111 2:52:15 2:57:26 3 69661 PHRF 3 Topless Catalina 37 Bob Armstrong 105 2:50:48 2:57:38 4 1972 PHRF 3 Reacher Tuulos 27 Teresa Dobson 141 3:01:24 2:58:23 5 169 PHRF 3 WarBird Laser 28 George Streadwick 141 3:01:59 2:58:57 6 69307 PHRF 3 ULTRAMAN II ROSS 930 Jason Saunderson 100 2:51:05 2:59:22 7 141 PHRF 3 Voila Laser 28 Frank Fletcher 141 3:02:38 2:59:36 8 74404 PHRF 3 Incisor CY8.0 Clint Currie 115 2:56:34 3:00:44 9 21114 PHRF 3 Surf Rider Santa Cruz 27 Greg Johnston 152 3:08:27 3:02:17 10 CAN 3373 PHRF 3 Blur J/24 Graham Kirby 173 3:14:44 3:02:39 11 CAN109 PHRF 3 Electra Aphrodite 101 Roger Kibble 144 3:07:02 3:03:05 12 125 PHRF 3 Vivace Laser 28 Pam Temple-Hurley 144 3:07:57 3:03:59 13 19535 PHRF 3 Terna III C&C 39 Bill Kitchen 115 3:02:25 3:06:44 14 59932 PHRF 3 Monnickendammer Contessa Harmen Bootsma 147 3:11:50 3:06:57 15 77600 PHRF 3 Talisman Santana 30 Shane Alfreds 135 3:08:44 3:07:18 16 KC3 PHRF 3 KRIKKIT ABBOTT 36 X Simon Hill 129 3:07:10 3:07:27 17 69117 PHRF 3 Rhumb Line Sloop 29 Martina Sonderhoff 121 3:05:23 3:07:59 18 41207 PHRF 3 Jinx Ross 930 Glenn Robinson 111 3:03:54 3:09:26 19 51485 PHRF 3 Nunnehi Olson 911 Bruce Winfield 142 3:13:46 3:10:15 20 28181 PHRF 3 Runaway Girl Olson 911se Courtney Simpson 142 3:14:05 3:10:34 21 69406 PHRF 3 Frerari Frers 30 Keith Simpson 135 3:12:11 3:10:43 2014-06-20 5:29 AM 22 74384 PHRF 3 Tangleberry Hanse 37 Grahame Shannon 128 3:10:22 3:10:57 23 1237 PHRF 3 AQUA PERLA Beneteau First 31.7 Viggo Lison 142 3:14:33 3:11:01 24 77922 PHRF 3 ARASHI Santana 30 Michael Osborn 135 3:13:03 3:11:35 25 69791 PHRF 3 MidSummer Davidson 29 Ty Abrams 126 3:10:36 3:11:47 26 46215 PHRF 3 Shogun Santana 30 Mike Sims 188 3:30:47 3:13:31 27 18669 PHRF 3 Raccoon Straights Santana 35 Paul Sleightholme 132 3:15:34 3:14:58 28 21 PHRF 3 Raspinfly DB1/33 George Gluecksmann 120 3:16:48 3:19:53 29 49507 PHRF 3 Thursday's Child Hotfoot 31 Benjamin Rummen 131 3:20:25 3:20:07 30 74416 PHRF 3 Takaya C&C 35 Jonathan Bell 125 3:27:44 3:29:21 31 49433 PHRF 3 Blackheart Peterson 35 Wayne Meger 119 3:28:27 3:32:02 32 1412 PHRF 3 Lillian V Catalina 36 Mk2 Andrew Morin 136 3:36:19 3:34:20 33 242 PHRF 3 Grey Erik Laser 28 Kent Brownlow 141 3:39:53 3:36:13 34 47140 PHRF 3 Red Line Cal 30-3 Zenon Samila 169 DNF Round Bowen Race - PHRF 7 Div - June 14, 2014 at 1000 hours Start: Start, Finishes: Finish time, Time: 1000 Rank Sail Div Boat Type Skipper Rating Elapsed Corrected 1 9 PHRF MARBELLA C&C 32 John Peters 190 3:14:55 2:58:27 7 2 74283 PHRF Whiskey Tango Wylie 25 Matt Dale 179 3:17:49 3:03:57 7 Foxtrot 3 19073 PHRF Haida Haida 26 Dan Klinksgaard 225 3:31:46 3:04:46 7 4 27573 PHRF Taliesin Ranger 29 Malcolm Chaddock 189 3:22:05 3:05:16 7 5 39541 PHRF Slingshot San Juan 24 Kevin Dempsey 228 3:37:40 3:09:09 7 6 19937 PHRF Endless Summer Cal T/2 James McDonald 188 3:26:09 3:09:16 7 7 74380 PHRF SURVEYOR Catalina 27 Mardy Grossman 221 3:36:28 3:09:53 7 8 54023 PHRF Maritime Diva C&C 29 Kate Storey 191 3:27:55 3:10:05 7 9 355 PHRF Eclipse Catalina 32 Rick Goodall 190 3:28:05 3:10:30 7 10 1425 PHRF Sea Weasel CS 27 Curtis Wensley 221 3:39:15 3:12:19 7 11 74333 PHRF CRYSTAL DOLPHIN C&C 26 Robert Smith 221 3:39:25 3:12:28 7 12 16617 PHRF Silik C&C 30 Wade Harrowgate 197 3:33:17 3:13:21 7 13 26389 PHRF L'Aristo Jeanneau 30 Craig Bassett 191 3:32:16 3:14:03 7 14 245 PHRF Avanti II Tartan 30 Russ C 203 3:36:09 3:14:20 7 2014-06-20 5:29 AM 15 34932 PHRF Mariah 1 29 C&C Mark & Christina Doucette / 200 3:35:20 3:14:24 7 Mauricks 16 19735 PHRF Salus Erickson 27 Ed Estabrook 232 3:45:07 3:14:35 7 17 74334 PHRF Cliantha Sloop 29 Pam Juryn 191 3:34:20 3:15:57 7 18 74464 PHRF Miranda San Juan 24 Benjamin Lightburn 220 3:50:27 3:22:25 7 19 29549 PHRF Ecliptic Buccaneer 295 Martin Wedepohl 181 3:41:03 3:24:58 7 20 74388 PHRF Desiderata Ranger 22 Brad Davies 239 3:59:50 3:25:23 7 21 R28 PHRF IRISH LADY Ranger 28 Dominic Howell 227 3:57:20 3:26:31 7 22 74462 PHRF Seasquatch Catalina 27 Adam Ferguson 221 3:57:07 3:28:00 7 23 J5 PHRF Colibri Westerly Jouster Noland Germain 250 4:37:00 3:53:50 7 21 24 57 PHRF First Edition Windword 850 Alan Rothenbush 230 5:59:00 5:11:08 7 28ft 25 29427 PHRF Lark C&C 27 Don Byres 205 RET 7 25 69638 PHRF QUEEN MAB San Juan 28 Donald Paterson 194 DNC 7 25 39327 PHRF Obsession Santana 30 Jason Koningen 188 DNC 7 Round Bowen Race - Cruising Div - June 14, 2014 at 1000 hours Start: Start, Finishes: Finish time, Time: 1000 Rank Sail Div Boat Type Skipper Rating Elapsed Corrected 1 Cruising Big Bird Alerion Express 38 Raymundo Isla 120 3:04:00 3:06:53 2 Cruising Wings II Ariel 48 Andy Paulus 150 3:15:13 3:09:23 3 789 Cruising Prima Pacifica DeDood 48 Kevin Murray 180 3:25:00 3:10:21 4 R23 Cruising Poly-Ester Ranger 23 Sven Tchernoussoff 255 3:49:20 3:12:21 5 542 Cruising Indemnity Sabre 42 Bill Bridge 130 3:19:34 3:19:34 6 2284 Cruising Gadgets Sloop 36 Derek Wolff 156 3:32:20 3:24:10 7 45 Cruising Alatus CS 30 Vatche Yerevanian 189 3:51:39 3:32:22 8 74450 Cruising Momentum C&C 40 Andy Brands 117 3:34:04 3:38:26 9 698 Cruising Ariane Catalina 28 Todd Harrison 237 4:14:38 3:38:38 10 473 Cruising Isla IV Beneteau 473 Bruce Kerr 100 3:32:37 3:42:54 11 46076 Cruising Phaedra Beneteau 45 Bob Andrew 85 3:35:40 3:51:42 12 259 Cruising ** Unidentified 3:35:50 4:29:48 13 49133 Cruising The Blues C&C 27 Dean Kensley 225 5:38:32 4:55:22 14 182 Cruising ** Unidentified 4:33:07 5:41:24 2014-06-20 5:29 AM 15 20 Cruising Buon Viaggi C&C 38 Don Southern 108 DNC 15 N33 Cruising Lucille Newport 33 Nathan Tack 177 DNC 15 Cruising Windwalker Yamaha 30' Nick Faragher 185 DNC 15 340 Cruising Zydeco Sloop 27 Tim Buschman 206 DNF 15 Cruising Trade Winds ChrisCraft Pawnee 26 Adam Holbrook 242 DNF 15 CY Cruising Freya Caledonia Yawl John Powell 350 DNC Round Bowen Race - Martin 242 Div - June 14, 2014 at 1000 hours Start: Start, Finishes: Finish time, Time: 1000 Rank Sail Div Boat Type Skipper Rating Elapsed Corrected 1 233 Martin 242 Figarwe Martin 242 Peter Parker 156 2:59:05 2:52:12 2 94 Martin 242 Ambergris Martin 242 Don McInnes 156 3:01:57 2:54:57 3 2092 Martin 242 Blackadder v2.0 Martin 242 Ken Holland 156 3:04:42 2:57:36 4 250 Martin 242 Catch Me Now Martin 242 Loree Christianson 156 3:07:24 3:00:12 5 8 Martin 242 Simply red Martin
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