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2019,18,17,16,15 R2AK Results 2019,18,17,16,15 R2AK Results Congratulations 2019 R2AK Finishers! Elapsed Time from Victoria Final Team Standings: Start: June 6, 1200 PDT 2016 (1st) 3d 20h 13m, MAD Dog Racing - 31.8’ (9.7m) Cat - Marstrom M32 (3 Crew) 2017 (1st) 4d 3h 5m, Pure & Wild / Freeburd - 28’ (8.5m) Tri - Cust. Tetzlaff / Melvin 8.5m Class (3 Crew) 2017 (2nd) 4d 3h 11m, Big Broderna - 30.8’ (9.4m) Tri - Corsair F-31R (4 Crew) 1. Angry Beaver - Skiff Sailing Foundation - 40.0’ (12.2m) Mono - Shock 40 (6 Crew) Monday, June 10, 1456 AKDT (1556 PDT) . 4d 3h 56m 2. Pear Shaped Racing - 34.8’ (10.6m) Tri - Chris Cochrane 10.6m Custom (3 Crew) Monday, June 10, 1723 AKDT (1823 PDT) . 4d 6h 23m 2016 (2nd) 4d 12h 59m, Skiff Foundation Jungle Kitty - 48’ (44’ [13.4m] w/o 4’ bowsprit) Mono - Schooner Creek Fox 44 (8 Crew) 3. Shut Up And Drive - 33.2’ (10.1m) Mono - Beneteau Figaro 2 (8 Crew) Tuesday, June 11, 0019 AKDT (0119 PDT) . 4d 13h 19m 4. First Federal’s Team Sail Like A Girl - 31.8’ (9.7m) Mono - Melges 32 (7 Crew) Tuesday, June 11, 0233 AKDT (0333 PDT) . 4d 15h 33m 5. Educated Guess - 24.0’ (7.3m) Mono - Melges 24 (4 Crew) Tuesday, June 11, 0306 AKDT (0406 PDT) . 4d 16h 6m 2016 (3rd) 4d 16h 30m, Big Broderna - 30.8’ (9.4m) Tri - Corsair F-31R (3 Crew) 2016 (4th) 4d 18h 6m, Madrona - 40’ (12.2m) Mono - Custom Design (6 Crew) 2016 (5th) 4d 18h 41m, Mail Order Bride - 27.9’ (8.5m) Tri - Farrier F-85SR (4 Crew) 6. Trickster - 28.4’ (8.7m) Tri - Corsair F-28R (4 Crew) Tuesday, June 11, 0629 AKDT (0729 PDT) . 4d 19h 29m 7. Narwhal - 32.3’ (9.8m) Tri - Farrier 32 (4 Crew) Tuesday, June 11, 0659 AKDT (0759 PDT) . 4d 19h 59m 2016 (6th) 4d 20h 34m, Pure & Wild - 27.9’ (8.5m) Tri - Custom Tetzlaff / Melvin 8.5 Class (3 Crew) 2016 (7th) 5d 0h 3m, Un-Cruise Adventures - 26.9’ (8.2m) Tri - Farrier F-25C (3 Crew) 2015 (1st) 5d 1h 55m, Elsie Piddock - 26.9’ (8.2m) Tri - Corsair F-25C (3 Crew) 2017 (3rd) 5d 4h 55m, Bad Kitty - 34’ (10.4m) Cat - Modified Uthoff Custom Catamaran (4 Crew) 8. Dazed and Confused - 30’ (9.1m) Mono - Olson 30 (5 Crew) Tuesday, June 11, 1636 AKDT (1736 PDT) . 5d 5h 36m 9. Ketchikan Yacht Club - 27’ (8.2m) Mono - Santa Cruz 27 (3 Crew) Tuesday, June 11, 1641 AKDT (1741 PDT) . 5d 5h 41m 2016 (8th) 5d 6h 15m, Turn Point Design - 24’ (7.3m) Cat - Custom Carbon Fiber (3 Crew) 10. High Sea Drifters - 30’ (9.1m) Mono - Olson 30 (6 Crew) Tuesday, June 11, 2020 AKDT (2120 PDT) . 5d 9h 20m 2016 (9th) 5d 16h 18m, It Ain’t Brain Surgery - 30.8’ (9.4m) Tri - Corsair F-31R (3 Crew) 2016 (10th) 6d 6h 44m, Golden Oldies/Ghost Rider - 38’ (11.6m) Cat - Crowther Sup. Shockwave (6 Cr) 2019,18,17,16,15 R2AK Results 2018 (1st) 6d 13h 17m, First Federal’s Sail Like A Girl - 31.8’ (9.7m) Mono - Melges 32 (7 Crew) 2016 (11th) 6d 14h 58m, Fly - 27.1’ (8.3m) Tri - Corsair F-27 (3 Crew) 2018 (2nd) 6d 15h 4m, Lagopus - 30’ (9.1m) Mono - Olson 30 (4 Crew) 2016 (12th) 6d 15h 45m, Hot Mess - 30’ (9.1m) Mono - Olson 30 (4 Crew) 2016 (13th) 6d 21h 22m, Salish Express - 27.3’ (8.3m) Mono - Express 27 (3 Crew) 2018 (3rd) 6d 22h 22m, Wild Card - 27’ (8.2m) Mono - Santa Cruz 27 (4 Crew) 2018 (4th) 7d 1h 59m, Ptarmigan - 28.5’ (8.7m) Tri - Corsair F28CC (4 Crew) 2018 (5th) 7d 2h 2m, Strait to the Pool Room - 34’ (10.4m) Cat - Shaw Custom (4 Crew) 2018 (6th) 7d 5h 30m, BlueFlash - 29.2’ (8.9m) Mono - J/88 (5 Crew) 11. Givin’ The Horns - 30.8’ (9.4m) Tri - Corsair F-31R (4 Crew) Thursday, June 13, 1806 AKDT (1906 PDT) . 7d 7h 6m 2017 (4th) 7d 14h 44m, Ketch Me If U Can - 20’ (6.1m) Cat - Nacra Inter 20 (2 Crew) 2017 (5th) 7d 17h 22m, West Coast Wild Ones - 27’ (8.2m) Mono - O’Day 27 (4 Crew) 12. Pitoraq - 30.5’ (9.3m) Mono - Windward 30 (3 Crew) Friday, June 14, 0841 AKDT (0941 PDT) . 7d 21h 41m 2018 (7th) 8d 2h 38m, Super Friends - 42’ (12.8m) Mono - Peterson Custom IOR (6 Crew) 2018 (8th) 8d 2h 52m, Sea to Sky Sailing - 27’ (8.2m) Mono - Hotfoot 27 (4 crew) 2015 (2nd) 8d 3h 45m, MOB Mentality - 27.9’ (8.5m) Tri - Farrier F-85SR (3 Crew) 2015 (3rd) 8d 3h 49m, Por Favor - 33’ (10.1m) Mono - Hobie 33 (3 Crew) 2018 (9th) 8d 4h 16m, PT Watercraft - 32’ (9.8m) Cat - Gougeon 32 (1 Crew) 2018 (10th) 8d 7h 2m, Wright Yachts - 31.8’ (9.7m) Tri - Corsair 970 Sport (3 Crew) 13. M.B.R. (McGuffin Brothers Racing) - 24.0’ (7.3m) Mono - J/24 (4 Crew) Friday, June 14, 1921 AKDT (2021 PDT) . 8d 8h 21m 2017 (6th) 8d 12h 32m, 3 1/2 Aussies - 30.8’ (9.4m) Tri - Farrier F-31R (4 Crew) 2017 (7th) 8d 15h 2m, Triceratops - 27.1’ (8.3m) Tri - Corsair F-27 (Crew - 3 Started, 2 Finished) 2018 (11th) 8d 23h 15m, Swan Song - 28.5’ (8.7m) Tri - Corsair 28R (4 Crew) 2018 (12th) 9d 0h 16m, Dreamcatchers - 30’ (9.1m) Mono - Olson 30 (4 Crew) 2018 (13th) 9d 2h 0m, Global - 34.5’ (10.5m) Mono - Beneteau First 345 (5 Crew) 2018 (14th) 9d 2h 48m Teewinot - 25.9’ (7.9m) Mono - S2 7.9 (4 Crew) 2017 (8th) 9d 3h 4m, Willpower - 26.2’ (8.0m) Mono - Seascape 27 (2 Crew) 2017 (9th) 9d 5h 59m, PT Watercraft - 32’ (9.8m) Cat - Gougeon 32 (1 Crew) 2015 (4th) 9d 7h 24m, FreeBurd - 22’ (6.7m) Cat - ARC-22 (2 Crew) 14. Seaforth Expeditions - 41’ (36’ [11.0m] w/o 5’ bowsprit) Mono - Custom Rower/Sailer (7 Crew) Saturday, June 15, 2040 AKDT (2140 PDT) . 9d 9h 40m 2017 (10th) 9d 10h 19m, Away Team - 27.3’ (8.3m) Mono - Express 27 (3 Crew) 15. WIP (Watertight Instant Paradise) - 29.9’ (9.9m) Mono - San Juan 30 (4 Crew) Saturday, June 15, 2137 AKDT (2237 PDT) . 9d 10h 37m 2019,18,17,16,15 R2AK Results 16. Razzle Dazzle - 27.1’ (8.3m) Tri - F-27 (3 Crew) Saturday, June 15, 2152 AKDT (2252 PDT) . 9d 10h 52m 2015 (5th) 9d 10h 52m, Kohara - 29’ (8.8m) Cat - Warrior 29 (3 Crew) 17. Yankee Peddlers - 20.3’ (6.2m) Mono - Santana 20 (3 Crew) Saturday, June 15, 2233 AKDT (2333 PDT) . 9d 11h 33m 2017 (11th) 9d 12h 48m, Discovery - 19.8’ (6.0m) Tri - Custom Tri (1 Crew) 2018 (15th) 9d 14h 55m, Fashionably Late - 25.2’ (7.7m) Mono - C&C 25 (4 Crew) 18. Soggy Kru - 24’ (7.3m) Cat - Malcom Tennant Streaker (1 Crew) Sunday, June 16, 0941 AKDT (1041 PDT) . 9d 22h 41m 2017 (12th) 9d 22h 54m, North2Alaska - 25’ (7.6m) Mono - Custom Aluminum Sharpie (5 Crew) 2017 (13th) 10d 1h 54m, Global - 32.4’ (9.9m) Mono - Columbia Sabre (4 Crew) 2015 (6th) 10d 4h 48m, Un-Cruise - 26.9’ (8.2m) Tri - Corsair F-25C (3 Crew) 2016 (14th) 10d 19h 49m, Ketchikan - 27’ (8.2m) Mono - Santa Cruz 27 (3 Crew) 19. North2Alaska - 25’ (7.6m) Mono - Custom Aluminum Sharpie (6 Crew) Monday, June 17, 0923 AKDT (1023 PDT) . 10d 22h 23m 2018 (16th) 10d 23h 57m, Liteboat - 19.8’ (6.0m) Mono - Liteboat XP (2 Crew) 20. Ripple - 27’ (8.2m) Mono - Santa Cruz 27 (3 Crew) Monday, June 17, 1254 AKDT (1354 PDT) . 11d 1h 54m 2016 (15th ) 11d 2h 26m, Sistership - 27.1’ (8.3m) Tri - Corsair F-27 (4 Crew) 2015 (7th) 11d 4h 24m, Soggy Beavers - 42’ (12.8m) Outrigger Canoe - OC6 (6 Crew) 2015 (8th) 11d 18h 24m, Mau - 18.7’ (5.7m) Cat - NACRA 570 (2 Crew) 21. Quilbillians - 27’ (8.2m) Mono - Custom Miller 27 (3 Crew) Tuesday, June 18, 0641 AKDT (0741 PDT) . 11d 19h 41m 2016 (16th) 12d 1h 29m, Team A Pirate Looks At 30 - 30.5’ (9.3m) Mono - Etchells 22 (3 Crew) 2017 (14th) 12d 5h 3m, Adventourists - 22’ (6.7m) Mono - Harmony 22 (Crew - 3 Started, 2 Finished) 2017 (15th) 12d 10h 12m, Sistership - 27.1’ (8.3m) Tri - Corsair F-27 (Crew - 4 Started, 3 Finished) 2015 (9th) 12d 12h 7m, Blackfish - 27.1’ (8.3m) Tri - Corsair F-27C (3 Crew) 2015 (10th) 12d 13h 7m, Grin - 30.5’ (9.3m) Mono - Etchells 22 (3 Crew) 2016 (17th) 12d 14h 10m, Onism - 24’ (7.3m) Tri - Custom Design (3 Crew) 2015 (11th) 13d 1h 10m, Discovery - 16.6’ (5.1m) Tri - Hobie Mirage Adventure Island (1 Crew) 2016 (18th) 13d 1h 59m, Angus Rowboats - 19’ (5.8m) Tri Row/Sail - Angus Sailing RowCruiser (1 Cr.) 2018 (17th) 13d 6h 42m, Lost Boys - 24.2’ (7.4m) Tri - Corsair F24 Mk1 (3 Crew) 2017 (16th) 14d 6h 4m, Phocoena - 23.3’ (7.1m) Tri - Tricat 23.5 (2 Crew) 2017 (17th) 14d 6h 17m, Heart of Gold - 19’ (5.8m) SUP - Custom Bark (1 Crew) 2019,18,17,16,15 R2AK Results 2016 (19th) 14d 15h 2m, Vantucky - 17.3’ (5.3m) Tri - WindRider 17 (2 Crew) 2017 (18th) 14d 19h 21m, Freya - 25.8’ (7.9m) Mono - Left Coast Dart (1 Crew) 2017 (19th) 15d 13h 12m, Nomadica - 17.3’ (5.3m) Tri - WindRider 17 (1 Crew) 22.
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