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50Th E Blue Chip – Event Overview Proudly hosted by the Pewaukee Yacht Club for 5 Decades 50 Years of History…Be part of the Mystery September 24 – 27, 2015 Event Overview September 20, 2015 (version 18) Event Overview Purpose – To provide key information related to the 50 th E Blue Chip; a one-time celebratory event. Contents The Vision The Plan The Schedule The History 2 The Vision To host a premier sailing event that celebrates the rich traditions of the E Scow, its Blue Chip and sailors by reuniting past mystery guests and honorary class legends with the top performing teams in 2015. 3 The Plan WHO Skippers – Goal of 25 Past Mystery Guests and Honorary Class Legends with a planned 2/3 to 1/3 mix. All skippers will be funded. Lottery Pairing of all Skippers to Invited NCESA Boats and Crews Crew & Boat – Invite the top 25 E scow skippers from 2015 to bring their boat and complementary crew. All boat owners and crew will be funded. WHAT 2015 Blue Chip event to be a premier sailing event in 2015 WHEN September 24 – 27, 2015 WHERE Pewaukee Lake, Wisconsin hosted by the Pewaukee Yacht Club WHY To host a premier sailing event that celebrates the rich traditions of the E Scow, its Blue Chip and sailors by reuniting past mystery guests and honorary class legends with the top performing teams in 2015. 4 The Schedule ThursdayThursday,, September 242424 SSSaturdaySaturdayaturday,, September 262626 3:00 pm - Lottery-style pairing of Mystery 10:00 am - Warning Signal Guests to the Top E Fleet Qualifiers 12:00 pm - Lunch at PYC 4:00 pm - Practice Sailing 2:00 pm - Afternoon race 6:00 pm - Pork Chop Dinner at PYC 5:30 pm - Formal Banquet at PYC 7:00 pm - Welcome Toast Friday, September 252525 Sunday, September 272727 9:00 am - Competitor’s Briefing 10:00 am - Warning Signal 10:00 am - Warning Signal Race 1, 3 race 12:00 pm - Back in, de-rig day with lunch somewhere in the middle 1:00 pm - Awards / Pass the Torch 4:00 pm - After sailing, there will be a National Sailing Hall of Fame Panel 3:00 pm - Bid Farewell 6:00 pm - Reception at Harken World Headquarters An event theme is to Pass the Torch and Carry the Legacy Forward 5 Guest FAQ Q1) Packing - What should I bring? A1) Normal early fall regatta wear is the short answer. Let’s be more specific. Onshore – pretty normal regatta stuff for weather likely in the 60’s during the day. Could be warmer could be colder. Saturday evening is the closest thing to formal. Blue Blazers will be common, most will sport fun sailing ties. Dresses for the ladies will be common. The other evenings are casual regatta wear. Offshore – sailing gear shorts, a base layer, fleece layer in case colder and light foul weather gear, shoes and gloves. Pretty standard stuff. Q2) Airport Pickup – How will I get from the airport to Pewaukee? Should I rent a car? A2) No. We will coordinate that and communicate pickup logistics with you on the day of travel. Q3) Housing – Where will I be staying and when will I find out? A3) You will learn who your hosts are no later than when you are picked up at the airport. Q4) Boat and Crew - What boat and crew will I be paired with? A4) At 3:00 pm Thursday we will be doing the Skipper to Boat/Crew Pairing thru a Lottery-Style pairing process. See the next page for a view of the top E Scow teams (on the right) that have sailed hard to qualify for this event and yield their helm, boat and crew to you. Q5) Airport Return Sunday - How will I get back to the Airport? A5) We will coordinate that. 6 Current Line Up as of 9/20/15 21 MG’s and 6 HCL’s on the Left and the Qualifying Boats & Crews on the Right 1. Vincent Porter & I-2 Team Dick Stearns (not sailing) 1. Ed Eloranta 2. Augie Barkow & V-37 Team 2. Peter Commette 24 3. Jamie Kimball & G-7 Team 3. Paul Van Cleve 4. Rob Terry and CR-66 Team 4. Terry Neilson 5. C. Hughes/R. Kotovic & M-42 5. Jonathan McKee 6. Steve Benjamin 6. Kyle Rogochenko & T-76 Team 7. Dave Chapin 7. Tom Munroe & WH-77 Team 8. Gary Jobson 8. Lon Schoor and H-7 Team 9. Paul Cayard 9. Steve Johanson & TO-33 Team 10. Mark Reynolds 10. KG-111 and Team Freedom 11. Dave Perry 12. Betsy Alison 11. Charlie Igo and W-9 Team 13. Johnny Lovell 12. Wheeler Morris & W-41 Team 14. Peter Holmberg 24 24 13. Robby Wilkins & SC-55 Team 15. Dave Ullman 14. Lee Alnes & W-25 Team 16. Liz Baylis 15. Tobin Tornehl & V-511 Team 17. Bora Gulari 18. Cam Lewis 16. Jon Schloesser & J-80 Team 19. JJ Fetter 17. Rick Turner & CH-6 Team 20. Graham Landy Past Mystery Guest – 20 sailing 18. Chris Jewett & M-3 Team 19. BH-8 and Team Shimmer Lottery Pairing of of all Lottery Skippersto Pairing Invited NCESA Boats and BoatsCrews NCESA Invited Bill Allen (not sailing) 20. Dave Strothman M-10 Team Buddy Melges (not sailing) 21. Hans Zinn & M-35 Team 1. Tom Burton (M-9) 22. HCL Boat & Crew (M-9) 2. Gordy Bowers (M-8) 3. Dick Wight (MA-10) 23.HCL Boat & Crew (MA-10) 4. Peter Fortenbaugh 24. HCL Boat & Crew (M-8) Honorary Class Legends – 4 sailing 7 Participating Mystery Guests (1 of 3) Gary Jobson – 3 time Collegiate All-American, 2 time College Sailor of the Year, 1977 America’s Cup Winner on Courageous as Tactician, numerous NA and National Championships, author of 19 books, 2 Emmy’s, ESPN broadcaster, National Sailing Hall of Fame, major leader in the sport. Mark Reynolds - 3 time Olympic Medalist, one of the most winning Olympic Medalists in Sailing, 1992 and 2000 Gold Medal, 1988 Silver Medal in the Star class, many World, NA, and National Championships in the Star and Snipe classes, 2000 Rolex Yachtsman of the Year, National Sailing Hall of Fame. Jonathan McKee – 1984 Olympic Gold Medalist in the Flying Dutchman, 2000 Olympic Bronze Medalist in the 49er, 7 World Championships, numerous NA and National Championships. Paul Cayard – 2 time Olympian, 2004 Olympian in the Star (5 th ), winner of 7 World Championships, competed in 7 America’s Cups, 1998 Rolex Yachtsman of the Year, National Sailing Hall of Fame. Johnny Lovell – 4 time Olympian, 2004 Silver Medalist in the Tornado class, multi-winner of NA and National Championships, 4 time All-American Collegiate sailor ‘86-’90 (C of C). JJ Fetter – 2 time 470 Olympic Medalist (1992 Bronze, 2000 Silver), 4 time Rolex Yachtswoman of the Year (’88, ’91, ’97, ’00), ‘95 Tactician/Skipper America’s Cup Defender, National Sailing Hall of Fame. Peter Holmberg – 1988 Olympic Silver Medalist in the Finn, America’s Cup 2010 Winner skipper rotation. 8 Participating Mystery Guests (2 of 3) Steve Benjamin – 1984 Olympic Silver Medalist in the 470, multiple World Championships in the 5o5 and Fireball, College Sailor of the Year 1978 (Yale). Dave Ullman – Winner of 4 major World Championships (470 ‘77. ‘78, ‘80 and Melges 24 in 2007) and 34 National and Hemisphere championships, 1996 Rolex Yachtsman of the Year. Cam Lewis – 2 time Finn Gold Cup World Champion (79, 80), 2 time 5o5 World Champion (81, 82), 1988 Stars & Stripes America’s Cup Winner, 1993 Rolex Yachtsman of the Year. Bora Gulari – 2 time Moth World Champion 2009 and 2013, multi-winner of other National Championships, 2009 Rolex Yachtsman of the Year. Dave Perry – 2 time All American ‘75, ‘77 (Yale), Match Racing Champion, Multiple Nationals, Author. Dick Stearns – 1964 Olympic Silver Medalist in the Star class, multiple Star Championships / class legend. Betsy Alison – US Women’s Singlehanded Championship 79, 81, 82, record 5 time Rolex Yachtswoman of the Year, National Sailing Hall of Fame. 9 Participating Mystery Guests (3 of 3) Terry Neilson – 1984 Olympic Bronze Medalist in the Finn, 1982 Laser World Champion, 1987 America’s Cup skipper Canada 2. Dave Chapin – 3 time World Champion in the Snipe and Sunfish, winner of multiple NA and US Championships in Laser, Sunfish, Snipe, 470 and Soling classes. Peter Commette – 1st Laser World Champion 1974, US Finn Olympian 1976, multi-winner of NA and US Championships in Laser, Finn, Snipe with an inspiring year of top results in the E Scow in 1978. Paul Van Cleve – 1983 Finn Gold Cup World Champion, 2 time Finn North American Champion, 2 time ICSA All American (Navy). Liz Baylis – 2007 U.S. Women’s Match Racing Champion, 2003 U.S. Women’s Match Racing Champion, 2002 Rolex Yachtswoman of the Year. Graham Landy – 3 time ICSA Team Race National Champion (2013, 2014, 2015), ICSA College Sailor of the Year (2014). 10 Who will get the smoke in 2015? 50 years of history… be part of the mystery! 11 Who will do the “bar walk”? 12 The History History of the E Blue Chip The year is 1966 and three good friends (Jim Klauser, Terry Lentz and Tom Sawyer) decide to act on an idea. The idea was to start an E Blue Chip hosted by the Pewaukee Yacht Club. Jim Klauser Terry Lentz Tom Sawyer So plans began to host the 1 st Annual E Blue Chip in September 1966. Their inspiration was the C Blue Chip, which is annually held on Pistakee Lake. It seemed only fitting that the friends called upon John Looze (founder of the C Blue Chip) to be the head RC for the regatta.
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