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BCMS Newsletter September 2017 2017 Race Results to Date BCMS Newsletter December 2015 British Columbia Multihull Society September 2017 Spectacular September Long Weekend Sail-In The weather was fabulous over the September Long Weekend at Port Browning. Beautiful sunshine, wind for the race! Great to catch up with everyone. Vicky from Dreamchaser found out why it is called a boom… Ouch! Unless otherwise stated, the views expressed in this newsletter do not represent those of the B.C.M.S., the Directors or the Editor. Contents of the newsletter may be reproduced provided due credit is given to the British Columbia Multihull Society Check out BCMS News @ www.bcms.bc.ca Page 1 of 14 BCMS Newsletter September 2017 2017 Race Results to date Courtesy of: Bruce Campbell https://www.facebook.com/Northwest-Racing-Multis-189212051581313/ updated Sept. 5 1. Southern Straits Race - Apr. 14 - 16 WVYC 8th overall Bad Kitty Ron Tomas custom 34’ cat 12th overall Pturbodactyl John Tulip F31R 2. Semiamhoo Bay Regatta - 3 races Apr. 29 & 30 IYC 1st Bad Kitty Ron Tomas custom 34’ cat 2nd Blue Lightning Mark Gumley F31R 3rd Mustang Sally Rae Simpson 38’ cruising cat 4th Nellie William Crossno 23’ Tremilino 3. Round Thetis Island Race - May 13 1st Dream Chaser Greg Keel F27 2nd Mail Order Bride Wayne Gorrie F85SR 4. Round Salt Spring Island Race - May 20 SISC 1st Dream Chaser Greg Keel F27 DNF Mail Order Bride Wayne Gorrie F85SR DNF Pturbodactyl John Tulip F31R 5. BCMS Fun Race May 21 Port Browning, Pender Island Cruising Div. 1st Dutch Treat Peter Schoonbeck mod. Crowther Bucc. 36 2nd Simone Ken Pepperdine Catamaran 34’ Jeffcat 3rd Mustang Sally Rae Simpson 38’ cruising cat Racing Div. 1st. tnt 34 Jerzy Kostanski 34’ tri Check out BCMS News @ www.bcms.bc.ca Page 2 of 14 BCMS Newsletter September 2017 2nd Flying Kiwi Stu Kerr Banks 35 cat 3rd Bad Kitty Bob Davis custom 34’ cat 6. Swiftsure - May 27 - 28 RVicYC 1st - Dragonfly Richard Ackrill Formula 40 cat 2nd Broderna II Nels Strandberg Corsair F31R 3rd Blue Lightning Mark Gumley F31R 4th Bad Kitty Ron Tomas custom 34’ cat5 5th Pturbodactyl John Tulip F31R DNF Ops Mobil Bill Boyce Leopard 48 cat 7. Lasqueti Island Regatta June 3 Div. 1 3rd Dream Chaser Greg Keel Corsair F27 6th Mail Order Bride Wayne Gorrie F-85SR 8. RNSA-FCYC Singlehanded Race June 3 & 4 No participants this year 9. Race to Alaska June 8 (Full Race) 1st Pure & Wild 8.5 tri Marblehead, Mass., U.S.A. 2nd Big Brodera F31R Anacortes, Wash., U.S.A. 3rd Bad Kitty 34’ custom cat Surrey, B.C. 4th Ketch Me if u Can Nacra Inter 20 San Francisco, Cal., U.S.A. 6th 3 ½ Aussies F31R Vancouver, B.C. 7th Triceratop F27 San Francisco, Cal., U.S.A. 9th PT Watercraft Gougeon 32 cat Port Townsend, Wash. USA 11th Discovery 19.5 custom tri Taylor, S.C., U.S.A. 15th Sistership F27 Ventura, Cal., U.S.A. 16th Phocoena tricat 23.5 Paris, France Check out BCMS News @ www.bcms.bc.ca Page 3 of 14 BCMS Newsletter September 2017 25th Make It So Prindle cat Seattle, Wash., U.S.A. 26th Gar triraid 560 Charlottesville, Vir., U.S.A. DNF Nice Pear Racing Multi 23 tri San Francisco & Victoria DNF Sailpro Racing 34’ Buccaneer tri Isle of Wight, U.K. 10. Round Bowen Island June 10 BIYC 1st 85th boat Club Locarno Maya Tatuch F18 cat (5:45:30) 2nd 93rd boat sail no. USA not registered 3rd 94th boat sail no. Can 7 not registered 4th 95th boat Red Shift Abey Roett F9AR tri DNF Altec Chris Bartlett F18 cat DNF Daily Warrier Kim Alfreds 18’ Flying Phantom cat DNF Flying Octopus Maxine Laurent 19’ Nacra 580 cat DNF Jazz Graham McGlasham Farrier F41ex DNF Tnt34 Jerzy Kostanski 34’ tri 11. Van Isle 360 June 10 to 24 No multihulls in full race but 2 Diam 24 tris did the first leg - Nanaimo to Comox. 12. Basil Hobbs Memorial SIN Regatta June 30 - July 2 Two multis entered in Div. 1 2nd overall - DREAM CHASER Greg Keel Corsair F-27 4th overall MAIL ORDER BRIDE Wayne Gorrie Farrier F-85SR 13. Vendee Saltspring July 7 - 9 MBYC/SISC No participants this year. 14. Squamish SOAR July 28 – 30 No participants this year. Check out BCMS News @ www.bcms.bc.ca Page 4 of 14 BCMS Newsletter September 2017 15. BCMS Fun Race May 21 Port Browning, Pender Island 1. Bad Kitty Ron Tomas & Bob Davis 34’ custom cat 2. TNT Jerzy Kostanski 34’ custom tri 3. Albatross Mark Coulter Banks 44’ tri 4. Lotus Peter Walford Farrier F9AXT 5. Dutch Treat Peter Schoonbeck mod. Crowther Bucc. 36 tri 6. Flying Kiwi Wayne Carlson Banks 35 cat 7. Simone Ken Pepperdine 34’ Jeffcat 8. Red Shift Abey Roett F9AR tri 9. DNF Dream Chaser Cam McCannel F9RX tri Pending races Sept. 22 - 24 Crash Regatta www.crashregatta.com Oct 7 Foulweather Bluff Race www.cycedmonds.org Nov. 11 - 12 Round the County www.roundthecounty.com Lower mainland Pub Nights @ River House Pub 5825 60th Avenue, Delta http://www.riverhousegroup.com/ 7:30 pm October 17, 2017 November 21, 2017 Vancouver Island Pub nights @ Carlos O’Brien’s 1724 Stewart Ave, Nanaimo, BC. 5:00 pm September 26th, 2017 Check out BCMS News @ www.bcms.bc.ca Page 5 of 14 BCMS Newsletter September 2017 Race to Alaska 2017 (R2AK) Marlene Mackenzie Paul D, Ron, Bob & Paul T Bad Kitty participated in the Race to Alaska again this year but this time had two younger and fitter crew to replace Alec Mackenzie and Richard Woods. Last year, Bad Kitty only made it as far as Port Hardy before withdrawing from the race. This year, Ron Tomas recruited two fellow Check out BCMS News @ www.bcms.bc.ca Page 6 of 14 BCMS Newsletter September 2017 sailors from the Red Sheila Crew of the 2016 Vic Maui race. They were Paul Doran and Paul Thompson, both experienced mariners. The R2AK website boasts “no motor, no support, all the way to Alaska. The physical endurance, saltwater know-how, and bulldog tenacity to navigate the 750 cold water miles from Port Townsend, Washington to Ketchikan, Alaska”. The race has two stages – “the proving ground” from the Pt Townsend to Victoria across the often rough east entrance of Juan de Fuca and “to the bitter end” from Victoria to Ketchikan through seven hundred and ten miles of dramatic winds, currents and whirlpools and partly open ocean racing. There were 41 teams in the race with a total of 135 racers. We missed the first stage but were in Victoria on June 9th to enjoy the pre-race party and see the boats start from the inner harbor at noon on June 11th. There is no sailing allowed for one mile inside Victoria Goodbye Kiss Harbour. Since the race participates did not have motors, it was quite a sight to behold as an assembly of all types of craft from Corsair trimarans to stand up paddle boarders thrashed their way out of the inner harbor after the lemans start. Victoria Harbour Check out BCMS News @ www.bcms.bc.ca Page 7 of 14 BCMS Newsletter September 2017 As the contestants paddled and sailed into the sunset, Alec and I returned home and then flew to Ketchikan a few days later to watch the finish. Just as we arrived at our hotel on June 15th, the first R2Ak racer turned into the bay. We rushed to the dock to watch her finish and were amazed when another trimaran came into view just five minutes later. We knew it was going to be a close finish, but not that close! Team Pure & Wild/Freeburd finished in first place with a time of 4 days, 3 hours and 5 minutes. This team consisted of three brothers (Chris, Trevor & Tripp Burd) from Boston, MA, sailing Mama Tried, a fast 28ft custom trimaran designed and built by John Tetzlaff and modified by Pete Melvin of Ringing the finish bell. Morrelli and Melvin fame. Second place went to Team Big Broderna, a 30-foot Corsair F31R with an elapsed time of 4 days, 3 hours and 11 minutes. She was also sailed by two brothers – Nels & Lars Stranberg along with crew Sean Huston & Mars Le Baron. Bad Kitty showed up the next day to take third place with a time of 5 days, 4 hours and 55 minutes. It was quite emotional for all us Bad Kitty supporters to see her come into the dock and the crew ring the finishing bell. She might not have come first but she completed the R2AK in good time which was no small feat for an almost 40-year-old home designed and built boat. Ron’s wife Maja, who had also flown to Ketchikan, was at the dock to greet her husband after he finished this epic and potentially Welcome to Ketchikan dangerous journey. Check out BCMS News @ www.bcms.bc.ca Page 8 of 14 BCMS Newsletter September 2017 First three boats to finish the R2AK at the dock Check out BCMS News @ www.bcms.bc.ca Page 9 of 14 BCMS Newsletter September 2017 Ketchikan One interesting side story from this year’s race was that Big Broderna broke the shaft of their manual propulsion system soon after leaving Victoria. When the crew got to East Point, they paddled the boat into the kelp and a couple of the crew stepped ashore to see if any of the spectators on the bluff (at 21:00 hours on Sunday night, no less!) could help them find and fit a new shaft.
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