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Performance Handicap Racing Fleet Race Analysis Report Detail for Flying Sails Sorted By Class Name 2015 - 2019 Report Parameters Year(s): 2015 To: 2019 Division: Flying SailsClasses: All Classes Club: All Clubs Report is Sorted By: ClassNam BoatName EventYear ClubId Report Level Is: Detail Boats with St/Dev >50 Or St/Dev < -50 are Flagged Boats with ASP Diff >50 Or ASP Diff < -999 are Flagged Boats with Less Than3 Races are Flagged Boats with No Valid Certificate are Included Data Notes In Race Analysis Detail Clubs with combined racing are listed with a unique "Club" code Criteria used to determine if data would be included and used in BCTS (Boulevard Club Toronto Sailing Canoe Club) Summary Analysis BLUFFS (Cathedral Bluffs, Highland and Bluffers Park) BRNS (Brittania Nepean Sailing Clubs) STD DEVmust be < +/- 50 BSRH (Burlington Sailing Royal Hamilton) CALC DIFFmust be < + 50 CYCHH (Cresent YC Henderson Harbour) EAST (Eastern Area combined racing) Results that have been excluded are Flagged with * NLYY (Niagara on the Lake Youngstown) OAKV (Oakville YC and Oakville Yacht Squadrroon December 16, 2019 Page 1 of 65 Race Analysis Report (Detail) Calc# Std Calc Year Club Class Event Description Yacht NameOwner ASP ASP Races Dev Diff 2016 INTCLB 1D 35 CF -SB LYRA DIV 1 RAZORBILL SMITH (2), 44 72 6 49.0 +28 2016 WYC 1D 35 CF -SB FALL SERIES 4 RAZORBILL SMITH (2), 44 44 3 5.77 0 2016 WYC 1D 35 CF -SB DIVISION 4 RAZORBILL SMITH (2), 44 46 8 9.48 +2 2017 WYC 1D 35 CF -SB OVERALL 4 RAZORBILL SMITH (2), 43 22 9 18.3 -21 2018 WYC 1D 35 CF -SB LARGE FS RAZORBILL IRISH, LE 43 51 6 18.7 +8 2019 WYC 1D 35 CF -SB LARGE FS RAZORBILL IRISH, LE 43 42 8 13.4 -1 2015 MBSC 5.5 METER FS JILL MACDON 162 99 3 18.2 -63 2017 MBSC 5.5 METER FS A SUMMER HARKER, 156 156 5 26.2 0 2016 INTCLB 8 METER MOD 4 SBYC CHALLENGE THE NATURAL FOWLER, 62 63 3 33.4 +1 2016 SBYC 8 METER MOD 4 Div 3 THE NATURAL FOWLER, 62 64 4 22.8 +2 2018 INTCLB 8 METER MOD 5 SBYC CHALLENGE - ALUETTE REIMANN, 57 40 4 21.1 -17 2019 EYC 8 METER MOD 5 TUE LRG SPIN ALUETTE REIMANN, 57 55 4 18.2 -2 2019 FPSC ABBOTT 33 FS ECLIPSE COOKE, G 141 143 6 13.3 +2 2015 BRNS ABBOTT 33 PHRF 1 MISTIGRI ADAM, JA 128 137 9 15.4 +9 2015 INTCLB ABBOTT 33 OC REG FS 2 MYRINGA III HOULDIN 127 232 3 27.7 +105 * 2015 OAKV ABBOTT 33 WED FS 1 J 27 C&C MYRINGA III HOULDIN 127 188 10 37.4 +61 * 2018 OAKV ABBOTT 33 WED FS 1 & J 27 MYRINGA III HOULDIN 129 157 8 36.1 +28 2018 NBYC ABBOTT 33 FS OSHKI NODIN FULTON, 125 130 9 19.4 +5 2019 NBYC ABBOTT 33 FS OSHKI NODIN FULTON, 125 140 9 10.7 +15 2019 KYC ABBOTT 33 PHRF 1 SHIZARU DAVIS, PA 127 112 16 14.3 -15 2015 INTCLB ABBOTT 33 LORC PHRF FS SURVIVAL ROSCOE, 126 143 3 21.6 +17 2016 BCTS ABBOTT 33 FS SURVIVAL ROSCOE, 126 126 9 50.3 * 0 2015 NYC ALBERG 30 WED PHRF 4 JAZZ KITCHEN 222 219 11 29.4 -3 2016 NYC ALBERG 30 WED PHRF 4 JAZZ KITCHEN 229 206 8 24.7 -23 2017 NYC ALBERG 30 WED PHRF 4 JAZZ KITCHEN 223 222 8 3.66 -1 2018 NYC ALBERG 30 FALL - PHRF 3 JAZZ KITCHEN 223 234 3 47.6 +11 2018 NYC ALBERG 30 WED PHRF 5 JAZZ KITCHEN 223 222 10 17.4 -1 2019 NYC ALBERG 30 WED - SPR & SUM - JAZZ KITCHEN 223 230 8 30 +7 2016 NYC ALBERG 30 TUES PHRF 5 SAM DECORTE 229 212 10 33.9 -17 2017 NYC ALBERG 30 TUE PHRF 5 SAM DECORTE 224 224 9 14.8 0 2018 NYC ALBERG 30 QUARTER TON SAM DECORTE 224 224 10 1.64 0 2016 MBSC ALBERG 30 FS Surprise LACO, GO 225 216 3 44.6 -9 2017 MBSC ALBERG 30 FS 0 & SHARK Surprise LACO, GO 242 246 7 25.9 +4 2018 MBSC ALBERG 30 FS - O & SHARK Surprise LACO, GO 242 256 6 45.8 +14 2015 NYC ALBIN 7.9 TUES PHRF 5 LATTITUDE BURNETT, 231 264 5 52.3 * +33 2016 NYC ALBIN 7.9 QUARTER TON LATTITUDE BURNETT, 236 237 5 13.6 +1 2016 NYC ALBIN 7.9 TUES PHRF 5 LATTITUDE BURNETT, 236 244 5 23.3 +8 2017 NYC ALBIN 7.9 TUE PHRF 5 LATTITUDE BURNETT, 233 236 6 15.3 +3 2018 NYC ALBIN 7.9 QUARTER TON LATTITUDE MCLAUGH 233 253 7 45.3 +20 2019 NYC ALBIN 7.9 TUES- QUARTER T LATTITUDE MCLAUGH 233 233 7 22.2 0 2016 MBSC ALOHA 28/8.5 FS MAID MARION ALLEN, R 234 234 3 4.62 0 2015 COBA ALOHA 30 PHRF 2 DECORUS BRIDGEL 152 151 16 22.1 -1 2016 COBA ALOHA 30 PHRF 1 - SUMMER DECORUS BRIDGEL 163 163 13 18.8 0 2016 COBA ALOHA 30 PHRF 1 - SPRING DECORUS BRIDGEL 163 180 5 25.9 +17 2019 COBA ALOHA 30 PHRF 2 DECORUS BRIDGEL 162 170 13 37.3 +8 2015 COBA ALOHA 30 PHRF 2 LEI LINE DEPLANC 152 135 15 29.7 -17 2016 COBA ALOHA 30 PHRF 1 - SPRING LEI LINE DEPLANC 155 151 7 16.4 -4 2016 COBA ALOHA 30 PHRF 1 - SUMMER LEI LINE DEPLANC 155 153 15 14.2 -2 2015 KYC ANTRIM 27 IB -SB PHRF 1 TUES THUR TANTRIM SENTESY, 92 98 8 27 +6 2015 KYC ANTRIM 27 IB -SB PHRF 1- MAY AUG S TANTRIM SENTESY, 92 115 10 21.0 +23 2016 KYC ANTRIM 27 IB -SB PHRF 1 TANTRIM SENTESY, 92 109 15 24.6 +17 2017 KYC ANTRIM 27 IB -SB PHRF 1 TANTRIM SENTESY, 95 138 9 24.3 +43 2018 INTCLB ANTRIM 27 IB -SB EASTERN DIV 1 TANTRIM SENTESY, 95 148 5 11.4 +53 * 2018 KYC ANTRIM 27 IB -SB PHRF 1 TANTRIM SENTESY, 95 141 9 27.8 +46 2019 KYC ANTRIM 27 IB -SB PHRF 1 TANTRIM SENTESY, 95 118 10 19.5 +23 December 16, 2019 Page 2 of 65 Calc# Std Calc Year Club Class Event Description Yacht NameOwner ASP ASP Races Dev Diff 2015 BSRH APHRODITE 101 TUES FS 2 - ORANG SONIC BOOM GRAVELL 142 107 8 21.0 -35 2015 BSRH APHRODITE 101 THUR FS 1 - GREEN SONIC BOOM GRAVELL 142 121 3 7.37 -21 2016 INTCLB APHRODITE 101 BR ROCKS PHRF 2 SONIC BOOM GRAVELL 142 113 3 35.6 -29 2017 BSRH APHRODITE 101 THURS - ORANGE SONIC BOOM GRAVELL 142 126 3 11 -16 2017 BSRH APHRODITE 101 TUES - ORANGE SONIC BOOM GRAVELL 142 133 3 19.3 -9 2015 INTCLB ARCHAMBAULT 35 CF LORC IRC 2 GREAT ESCAPE HUCZEK, 76 74 13 20.6 -2 2015 MCC ARCHAMBAULT 35 CF DIV 3 - SPLIT 1 GREAT ESCAPE HUCZEK, 76 44 18 14.0 -32 2016 INTCLB ARCHAMBAULT 35 CF LORC IRC 2 GREAT ESCAPE HUCZEK, 73 68 16 7.42 -5 2016 MCC ARCHAMBAULT 35 CF FLEET 3 GREAT ESCAPE HUCZEK, 73 50 15 13.6 -23 2017 INTCLB ARCHAMBAULT 35 CF LORC IRC 2 GREAT ESCAPE HUCZEK, 72 71 17 8.84 -1 2017 MCC ARCHAMBAULT 35 CF FLEET 3 GREAT ESCAPE HUCZEK, 72 58 8 22.3 -14 2018 MCC ARCHAMBAULT 35 CF FLEET 3 GREAT ESCAPE HUCZEK, 79 42 13 18.4 -37 2019 INTCLB ARCHAMBAULT 35 CF LORC - EYC - IRC 1 / GREAT ESCAPE HUCZEK, 73 77 5 10.1 +4 2019 MCC ARCHAMBAULT 35 CF FLEET 3 GREAT ESCAPE HUCZEK, 73 64 8 10.7 -9 2018 LSYC ARCHAMBAULT 40RC CF MO SPIN 1 AARROW COURTNE 33 48 8 16 +15 2019 LSYC ARCHAMBAULT 40RC CF MO FOUNDERS CUP - F AARROW COURTNE 35 53 5 17.8 +18 2019 LSYC ARCHAMBAULT 40RC CF MO WED - SPIN AARROW COURTNE 35 28 5 10.4 -7 2015 INTCLB AVANCE 36 LYRA DIV 3 SYMMETRY WALTON, 139 184 6 33.2 +45 2015 INTCLB AVANCE 36 EYC REG DIV 2 SYMMETRY WALTON, 139 172 3 7.23 +33 2015 INTCLB AVANCE 36 OSWG HOSPICE DIV SYMMETRY WALTON, 139 313 3 78.8 **+174 2015 INTCLB AVANCE 36 SAIL OSWEGO DIV 2 SYMMETRY WALTON, 139 258 3 29.8 +119 * 2016 INTCLB AVANCE 36 SAIL OSWEGO DIV 1 SYMMETRY WALTON, 139 174 5 17.8 +35 2016 INTCLB AVANCE 36 EYC REG DIV 3 SYMMETRY WALTON, 139 208 4 23.9 +69 * 2018 INTCLB AVANCE 36 SAIL OSWEGO - DIV SYMMETRY WALTON, 137 182 4 48.1 +45 2018 INTCLB AVANCE 36 EASTERN DIV II SYMMETRY WALTON, 137 233 5 22.9 +96 * 2019 INTCLB AVANCE 36 EASTERN REGATTA SYMMETRY WALTON, 142 222 4 24.3 +80 * 2019 INTCLB AVANCE 36 HHYC HOSPICE RE SYMMETRY WALTON, 142 226 3 89.5 **+84 2018 CKYC B 25 -SB FS KRAKEN VISSER, 135 151 4 18.8 +16 2019 CKYC B 25 -SB FS KRAKEN VISSER, 135 174 4 22.3 +39 2015 GYC B 25 -SB TUES 3B & 5A SPIDER LEONARD 130 91 4 21.9 -39 2015 INTCLB B 25 -SB LYRA DIV 3 SPIDER LEONARD 130 99 6 19.4 -31 2016 INTCLB B 25 -SB GYC/RYC SPIN DIV SPIDER LEONARD 130 90 3 14.6 -40 2015 GYC B 25 -SB WEEKEND 2A SPIRIT SMITH, WI 127 147 8 28 +20 2015 GYC B 25 -SB TUES 3B & 5A SPIRIT SMITH, WI 127 155 4 19 +28 2015 BRNS B 32 OB MOD -SB PHRF 1 BUSTED FLUSH HACKING, 73 73 14 12.1 0 2016 BRNS B 32 OB MOD -SB BYC 1 BUSTED FLUSH HACKING, 73 74 12 14.3 +1 2017 BRNS B 32 OB MOD -SB PHRF 1 BUSTED FLUSH HACKING, 73 82 10 16.4 +9 2018 BRNS B 32 OB MOD -SB PHRF 1 BUSTED FLUSH HACKING, 73 80 13 16.7 +7 2019 BRNS B 32 OB MOD -SB DIV 1 BUSTED FLUSH HACKING, 73 73 11 22.0 0 2015 INTCLB BENETEAU 1ST 10R CF ** LORC IRC 2 BLACK MAGIC WIERSMA 89 90 9 13.2 +1 2015 INTCLB BENETEAU 1ST 10R CF ** LORC IRC 2 BLAST BOBYK, C 88 88 9 5.09 0 2016 INTCLB BENETEAU 1ST 10R CF ** LORC IRC 2 BLAST BOBYK, C 89 94 5 3.74 +5 2017 INTCLB BENETEAU 1ST 10R CF ** LORC PHRF FS 2 BLAST BOBYK, C 88 74 6 40 -14 2017 MCC BENETEAU 1ST 10R CF ** FLEET 3 BLAST BOBYK, C 88 102 9 15.1 +14 2018 MCC BENETEAU 1ST 10R CF ** FLEET 3 BLAST BOBYK, C 87 94 6 19.6 +7 2019 INTCLB BENETEAU 1ST 10R CF ** LORC - EYC - IRC 1 / BLAST BOBYK, C 87 88 6 3.69 +1 2015 INTCLB BENETEAU 1ST 10R CF ** LYRA DIV 2 MARGARITAVILLE DINSE, SC 92 88 4 21.3 -4 2015 INTCLB BENETEAU 1ST 10R CF ** LORC IRC 2 MARGARITAVILLE DINSE, SC 92 93 5 8.38 +1 2015 NLYY BENETEAU 1ST 10R CF ** PHRF 1 MARGARITAVILLE DINSE, SC 92 97 6 24.1 +5 2016 NLYY BENETEAU 1ST 10R CF ** PHRF 2 MARGARITAVILLE DINSE, SC 93 134 6 13.0 +41 2015 INTCLB BENETEAU 1ST 10R CF ** LORC IRC 2 PERFECT TEN SUTTON, 88 103 5 12.2 +15 2015 LSYC BENETEAU 1ST 10R CF ** SPIN PERFECT TEN SUTTON, 88 118 13 43.3 +30 2016 INTCLB BENETEAU 1ST 10R CF ** LORC IRC 2 PERFECT TEN SUTTON, 95 109 5 15.2 +14 2016 LSYC BENETEAU 1ST 10R CF ** SPIN PERFECT TEN SUTTON, 95 126 14 34.3 +31 2017 LSYC BENETEAU 1ST 10R CF ** WED SPIN 1 PERFECT TEN SUTTON, 94 150 11 22.6 +56 * 2017 LSYC BENETEAU 1ST 10R CF ** Founders - SPIN 1 PERFECT TEN SUTTON, 94 97 5 41.6 +3 2018 LSYC BENETEAU 1ST 10R CF ** SPIN 1 PERFECT TEN SUTTON, 90 110 10 20.1 +20 December 16, 2019 Page 3 of 65 Calc# Std Calc Year Club Class Event Description Yacht NameOwner ASP ASP Races Dev Diff 2019 LSYC BENETEAU 1ST 10R CF ** WED - SPIN PERFECT TEN SUTTON, 90 127 5 20.5 +37 2019 LSYC
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