Starlights Fleets: 183, Boats: 8245 Originated 1911, Organized 1922 Volume 82, No.2 95 Years of Great March / April, 2006

IN THIS ISSUE: I would also like to see a renewed focus on making our Class Reports District Championships conform to a high level of Message from the Class President 1 competition. In the past, we have had some problems with Town Hall Meeting 1 very short races being sailed, and an attitude of “let’s get in races.” This is fine for a weekend event, but the District Regatta Reports Championship should be of a higher standard. The minimum Biscayne Trophy 2 course lengths prescribed in new rule 34 must be honored. Miami OCR 2-3 I think it is also very important to recognize when Zag Masters’ 4-5 conditions are not fair for sailing. For Silver and Blue events, South American Silver 5 we should not race in under 5 knots. This is the minimum that 6-7 I expect will be adopted for the 2008 Olympics. Regatta Schedule 8 The Class Management Committee and International Governing Committee met on March 11. Class financial PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE position remains strong, although we operated at slightly less by Bill Allen, International President than break even for 2005. Our 2006 budget again projects expenses to exceed income by about $15,000. Fortunately, we As the weather turns warmer here in the Northern have some money accumulated from past years that will allow Hemisphere, our thoughts turn to the 2006 sailing season. Our us to pursue new marketing initiatives for 2006. These will be friends in the Southern Hemisphere and in the southern parts announced later this spring. Of course, the best way to balance of Europe and North America have been able to sail the budget is to gain new members and collect dues from all throughout the past few months. existing members. A very successful Florida winter circuit was culminated by Good luck to all for an enjoyable and successful 2006 the recent Bacardi Cup, an event enjoyed by 92 boats from 22 countries. The Class deeply appreciates the efforts of Tito season. Hope to see you at the major events. Bacardi and the Bacardi family who have hosted this event AJ Jakubowska named as alternate to JB since 1927. I am very pleased to announce that AJ Jakubowska has We have been working hard to encourage increased accepted the position as alternate on the Class Judiciary Board participation in 2006. Several districts have adopted a more for 2006. AJ is an attorney by trade and has been involved focused schedule, emphasizing the District Championship and with the Toronto Star Fleet for many years. She is both an avid several other regional events. I hope individual fleets will try sailor and has been involved building the fleet in the Toronto new concepts that enhance enjoyment of the sailing and area. She will serve as alternate for one year and then, upon camaraderie of the members. CMC approval, may move to a regular member of the board The major events for 2006 promise to be great regattas. The for a five-year term. Silver Star events in Annapolis and Miami take advantage of two of the best sailing venues in North America. The European silver stars in Naples and likewise 2006 TOWN HALL MEETING promise excellent sailing and locations with great tradition for by John Chiarella, International Secretary the Star class. And of course the World’s in San Francisco will The second Town Hall meeting at the Bacardi Cup Regatta be an extraordinary regatta. was called to order by President Bill Allen at poolside on This year’s Silver Stars will be the first chance to try out the Thursday evening. Bill reviewed many items of interest to new formats and courses in Rule 34, as passed by the Class members, including the Star’s position in the Olympics membership in December. Format “C” was successfully tried and the recently adopted resolutions. Bill feels that our at the South American Silver Star in February. Nine races position is very strong in the Olympics and even if another were sailed, with lengths of 5-6 miles. Everyone seemed to keelboat was considered we would be very competitive. enjoy the shorter courses and more races. Depending on fleet There was much discussion about the scoring format for the size, Format B or C may be tried at other Silver Star or Blue 2008 Olympics. ISAF has adopted the new Olympic format in Star events in 2006. response to the request of the TV broadcasting people. The It is very important that all regatta organizers understand format will only be used in the Olympics and some ISAF that the while the new formats permit shorter races than the grade 1 events. It will not be used in official Star Class events traditional long Star courses, each format has a specific with the possible exception of the 2007 ISAF combined minimum length of legs, to ensure a fair race. The Class has World's. always had a strong tradition of not shortening courses after Mention was made of the upcoming Silver and Gold Star starting, and this requirement continues with the new courses. regattas which will provide great venues.

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The meeting was then opened to questions from the 2006 Biscayne Trophy Results floor. It seemed most of the people attending are quite Pl. No. Skipper Crew Fleet R1 R2 R3 Points happy with the Class. One of the questions which was 1 8144 SO 2 3 1 6 2 8168 Ross Macdonald Mike Wolfs EB 1 2 3 6 asked was about the possibility of the weight limit 3 8140 Marc Pickel Ingo Borkowski Brm 4 5 5 14 being adjusted. It is felt that the weight limit rule 4 8191 Freddy Loof Anders Ekstrom Bk 13 1 4 18 would always be open to a resolution but probably will 5 8230 John Dane III Austin Sperry MoB 7 4 7 18 not change for a while. 6 8127 GuB 14 9 2 25 7 8180 Francesco Bruni Gilberto Nobili Pal 18 6 6 30 Thanks were expressed to Bill for his leadership. 8 8044 Peter Bromby Bill McNiven Isol 16 8 11 35 Many feel that the return of Starlights and these "Town 9 7995 George Szabo Eric Monroe SDB 5 17 15 37 Hall" open forums go a long way to helping all Class 10 8028 Maurice O'Connell Edmund Peel Isol 20 10 9 39 members to be informed of what is happening in the 11 8153 Brian Sharp SDB 19 18 12 49 12 8195 John Maccausland Shane Zwingelberg CR 29 12 10 51 Star Class. 13 7515 Ross Adams Stewart Hall WH 21 19 23 63

14 8187 Karl Williams Isol 36 21 13 70 BISCAYNE TROPHY 15 8143 Brian Cramer Tyler Bjorn LOC 40 14 16 70 16 8045 Roman Gotsulyak BisB 33 25 18 76 January 21-22, 2006 17 8023 Lee Kellerhouse Bill Bennett SDB 28 28 27 83 The Miami winter season got into high gear with the 18 8037 Peter Wright Dan Wright JP 41 29 14 84 running the of Biscayne Trophy regatta. Seventy-three 19 7713 Peter McChesney Paul Amlong AN 31 35 20 86 20 8215 Bill Allen Brad Lichter WH 34 31 22 87 boats from around the world showed up for the regatta, 21 8061 Andy Lovell NOG 8 7 dns 89 which has turned into the tune-up regatta for the Miami 22 8217 Todd Gay Scott Anderson LS 49 22 21 92 OCR in recent years. This is a two-day regatta which 23 8238 Philippe Kahn Joe Londrigan Isol 52 24 24 100 uses the traditional three-race, long course format. The 24 7370 Rob Emmet Guy Avellon AN 39 36 29 104 25 7715 William Swigart Chris Rogers CLIS 45 41 25 111 regatta was won by Iain Percy and Steve Mitchell. 26 7601 Brad Anderson Doug Folsetter LOC 50 33 28 111 Ross Macdonald and Mike Wolfs came in second and 27 8236 Steven Kelly Fernando DeCardenas N 27 15 dns 116 Marc Pickel and Ingo Borkowski finished third in the 28 8145 Afonso Domingos Bernardo Santos CP 26 16 dns 116 regatta. The result sheet for the Biscayne Trophy Regatta 29 8128 Bill Culberson Julian Bingham MoB 59 30 30 119 30 7714 Jimmy Pahun Berenguier FdeM 54 34 32 120 is given to the right. 31 8224 Luca Modena Michele Marchesini NG 24 23 dns 121 32 8239 SDB 10 38 dns 122 33 8136 Henry Filter Will Wagner AN 35 13 dns 122 MIAMI OCR 34 8038 John Venderhoff John Avis NCB 43 11 dns 128 January 23-27, 2006 35 7995 Tony Herrmann Eric Herrmann WLM 55 42 31 128 36 8176 Erik Lidecis Michael Marzahl NH 30 27 dns 131 On the day following the Biscayne Trophy 69 Stars 37 8080 Fotis Boliakis CLIS bfd 44 17 135 from 19 countries participated in the Miami OCR. This 38 8101 Michael Jones Peter Merrington LMac 42 20 dns 136 year the new Olympic format was tried out at the 39 7626 Terry Line Larry Scott LOC 58 47 33 138 Miami OCR, with first nine races run with the full 40 7979 Kunio Suzuki Daichi Wada Isol 51 bfd 19 144 th 41 8077 Tom Londrigan Jr John Corrigan LS 47 bfd 26 147 fleet, and then the final 10 race run with only the top 42 8231 Sam Rowse Rob Bowers Sun 64 50 34 148 10 boats. As shown in the accompanying result sheet, 43 7793 Luis Hornos BH 63 51 35 149 the points were doubled in this final race. Thus, the 44 8232 Henrik Dannesboe Yves-Eric Doussot BSL 37 39 dns 150 first place boat received 2 points, the second place boat 45 8107 NI 3 dns dns 151 46 7434 Bill Parks Clark Anderson WH 62 52 37 151 4 points, etc. 47 8116 Philippe Presti Jean Philippe Saliou FdeSA 6 bfd dns 154 With the short Olympic courses and such a large fleet 48 8189 Bill Field Brian O'Mahony SMB bfd 43 38 155 49 8162 Andy Macdonald Brian Faith NH dnf dns 8 156 there were tight mark roundings and close finishes in 50 7640 Arthur Anosov David Caesar TaB 56 26 dns 156 almost every race. Huge gains or loses in terms of 51 8157 Mark Strube TaB 9 dns dns 157 placings were made at these critical mark roundings. 52 8170 Dominik Zycki Isol 11 dns dns 159 The top three places for each race were spread up and 53 7369 Steve Haarstick Todd Schumacher SL 53 32 dns 159 down the fleet, with, for example, one third place 54 8175 Jon Vandermolen T C Belco GL 48 37 dns 159 th 55 8222 Rick Merriman Rick Peters SDB 12 dns dns 160 finish going to the boat which finished 59 overall, 56 7970 Sam Hopkins Bart Kaplan AN 68 54 39 161 sailed by teenager Tomas Hornos. Only Xavier Rohart 57 8234 Peter Conde Andrew Hunn Isol 15 dns dns 163 and Pascal Rambeau sailed a very consistent series 58 7836 Iain Murray LMac 17 dns dns 165 59 7802 Bert Collins Matthew Freeman AN 46 45 ocs 165 with only one race not in the single digits going into 60 7300 Michael Dunstan Simon Reffold -- 22 dns dns 170 the final day’s race. As mentioned above, in this final 61 7999 Tiani Hausen Michael Page BisB 60 dns 36 170 race only the top 10 boats were allowed to participate. 62 7907 Fabian MacGowan Federico Engelhard OL 23 dns dns 171 However, since Xavier and Pascal had such a large 63 7816 Marko Hasche Helge Langmaak -- 57 40 dns 171 64 8177 Karl Anderson Scott Norris BH 25 bfd dns 173 lead they were able to sit out the final race. 65 8059 Peter Vessella Mark Brink WSFB 32 dns dns 180 The winner of the event was Xavier Rohart with Pascal 66 7934 Karl Von Schwarz Rich Wharton AN 61 49 dns 184 Rambeau as crew. Last year’s winning team of Andy 67 8083 John Chiarella Bob Carlson Sun 65 46 dns 185 68 8094 Jali Makila Eki Heinonen Fin 38 bfd dns 186 Horton and Brad Nichol came in second. George 69 8095 Gunti Weissenberger Chris Brown NCB 44 dns dns 192 Szabo and Eric Monroe rounded out the top three. The 70 7202 John Richardson Bucky Buchanan MES 67 53 dns 194 results of the Miami OCR are given on the facing page. 71 7650 Carlos M Rivero Hector Longarela BH bfd 48 dns 196 72 7521 Jay Tyson Ian Clough BisB 66 dnf dns 214 2 STARLIGHTS 95 Years of Great Sailing March / April, 2006

2006 Miami OCR Results Pl. No. Skipper Crew Fleet R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7 R8 R9 R10 Points 1 FRA 8107 Xavier Rohart Pascal Rambeau NI 1 9 26 1 6 3 1 5 2 dnc 50 2 USA 8156 Andrew Horton Brad Nichol NB 2 25 2 19 4 6 23 13 13 4 86 3 USA 7995 George Szabo III Eric Monroe SDB 14 4 5 10 19 13 12 1 17 18 94 4 USA 8230 John Dane Austin Sperry MoB 20 13 9 6 29 8 22 19 1 2 100 5 NZL 8187 Hamish Pepper Carl Williams Isol 5 14 22 8 ocs 4 3 22 18 8 104 6 FRA 8116 Philippe Presti Jean-Philippe Saliou FdeSA 3 10 31 11 11 2 36 15 10 12 105 7 SWE 8227 Fredrik Lööf Anders Ekström BK 13 1 19 22 5 10 15 11 16 16 106 8 CAN 8168 Ross Macdonald Mike Wolfs EB 10 8 51 3 10 1 39 23 9 10 113 9 USA 8239 Mark Reynolds Hal Haenel SDB dnf 2 10 14 16 23 6 14 23 6 114 10 POL 8170 Mateusz Kusznierewicz Dominik Zycki Isol 12 ocs 16 36 1 20 8 6 3 14 116 11 USA 8222 Richard Merriman Rick Peters SDB 21 18 7 7 20 18 14 3 21 108 12 AUS 7836 Iain Murray Andrew Palfrey LMac 6 3 30 5 26 7 30 21 12 110 13 GBR 8025 Andrew Beadsworth David SO 7 15 42 17 12 26 28 9 6 120 14 USA 8162 Andrew Macdonald Brian Fatih NH 9 5 33 9 34 14 34 25 4 133 15 USA 8157 Mark Mendelblatt Mark Strube TaB 8 28 24 25 ocs 17 24 7 7 140 16 GBR 8144 Iain Percy Steve Mitchell SO 4 ocs 6 33 8 24 59 4 8 146 17 USA 8061 Andy Lovell Magnus Liljedahl NOG 11 ocs 39 4 3 48 11 17 20 153 18 ITA 8224 Luca Modena Michele Marchesini NG 19 12 1 44 30 31 16 10 37 156 19 BRA 8127 Robert Scheidt Bruno Prada GuB 26 6 13 38 17 ocs 40 2 14 156 20 USA 8176 Erik Lidecis Michael Marzahl NH 43 24 14 13 rdg 39 17 32 30 169 21 ITA 8180 Francesco Bruni Gilberto Nobili Pal 15 30 50 16 36 21 2 ocs 11 181 22 USA 8153 Eric Doyle Brian Sharp SDB 25 22 17 29 ocs 35 21 16 24 189 23 CAN 7775 David Caesar LOC 44 33 20 2 14 25 18 40 41 193 24 FIN 8094 Eki Heinonen Jali Makila Fin 37 29 15 15 38 44 20 18 22 194 25 USA 8177 Anderson Karl Norris Scott BH 22 11 58 46 23 19 33 8 33 195 26 USA 8132 Vince Brun Douglas Brophy SDB 24 ocs 4 34 9 15 57 31 25 199 27 AUS 8234 Peter Conde Andrew Hunn LMac 18 23 12 57 49 34 9 29 26 200 28 POR 8145 Afonso M Domingos Bernardo Santos CP 23 16 27 21 2 9 37 dnf dnc 205 29 GER 8140 Marc Pickel Ingo Borkowski Brm 34 dsq 37 47 7 29 38 20 5 217 30 JPN 7979 Kunio Suzuki Daichi Wada Isol 41 dnf 11 20 15 57 7 33 38 222 31 IRL 8028 Maurice OConnell Edmund Peel Isol 17 17 23 35 21 16 27 dns dnc 226 32 ARG 7907 Fabian MacGowan Federico Engelhard OL 16 20 48 12 27 28 25 51 51 227 33 CAN 8143 Brian Cramer Tyler Bjorn LOC 27 35 8 43 41 36 10 35 52 235 34 USA 8045 Diaz Augie Roman Gotsulyak BisB 32 34 28 45 39 12 46 30 34 254 35 CAN 7899 Mike Milner Matt Johnston LOC 28 47 60 51 28 5 44 27 28 258 36 USA 8245 Jon Vandermolen T.C. Belco GL 30 46 41 27 24 42 29 46 35 274 37 BAH 8236 Steven Kelly Fernando de Cardenas N 56 49 35 18 53 11 48 28 39 281 38 USA 8136 Henry Filter Will Wagner AN 29 44 57 58 22 32 43 24 31 282 39 USA 8215 Bill Allen Brad Lichter WH 36 37 25 40 18 ocs 52 34 46 288 40 USA 7876 Andrew Landenberger James McCarthy -- 52 31 43 50 51 50 13 48 15 301 41 USA 8080 Fotis Boliakis Phil Trinter CLIS 39 38 36 55 35 43 42 41 32 306 42 USA 7986 Hyde Perce John Corrigan WH 45 36 38 32 33 49 49 45 29 307 43 GER 7971 BF 33 ocs 32 30 13 ocs 26 38 ocs 312 44 FRA 7714 Jimmy Pahun Vincent Berenguier -- 48 ocs 45 23 40 30 41 36 50 313 45 USA 8217 Todd Gay Scott Anderson LS 42 40 40 54 37 27 56 39 42 321 46 USA 8238 Philippe Kahn Joseph Londrigan Isol 58 19 47 37 52 22 63 44 44 323 47 USA 8023 Leland Kellerhouse Bill Bennett SDB 38 26 44 24 50 37 62 56 49 324 48 USA 8231 Samuel Rowse Robert Bowers Sun 49 43 61 31 42 38 32 43 48 326 49 USA 8195 John Mac Causland Shane Zwingelberg CR ocs 32 54 56 31 45 50 37 36 341 50 UKR 8096 Vasyl Gureyev Volodymyr Korotkov Ukr 46 ocs 34 39 dnf 58 5 50 40 342 51 AUS 7300 Michael Dunstan Simon Reffold LMac 47 ocs 59 42 45 54 45 26 27 345 52 AUS 8101 Michael Jones Peter Merrington LMac 35 ocs 21 59 47 41 35 49 ocs 357 53 GER 7552 Mathias Miller Manuel Voigt -- dnc dnc 65 53 32 47 19 12 ocs 368 54 USA 8163 Thomas Vandermolen Dave Jackson GL 57 39 29 26 56 53 58 dns 53 371 55 CAN 7601 Brad Anderson Doug Folsetter LOC 53 27 67 63 55 33 53 47 43 374 56 USA 7715 William Swigart Chris Rogers CLIS 60 50 55 64 44 51 47 53 19 379 57 USA 8043 Jock Kohlhas Conrad Brown BisB 54 51 46 49 46 52 51 42 45 382 58 USA 8059 Peter Vessella Mark Brink WSFB 40 7 18 41 dnc dnc dnc dnc dnc 386 59 USA 7793 Tomas Hornos Luis Hornos BH 55 42 3 ocs 58 56 61 ocs 56 401 60 USA 8122 Claude Bonanni Richard Burgess TaB 63 48 52 60 48 55 31 54 55 403 61 SUI 8232 Henrik Dannesboe Yves-Eric Doussot BSL 31 ocs 68 28 dnf dnf 4 dnc dnc 411 62 USA 8189 William Fields Brian O'Mahony SMB 61 41 53 52 43 46 54 dnf dnc 420 63 USA 8095 Gunti Weissenberger Chris Brown NCB 50 21 63 66 dnc dnc dnc 52 47 439 64 USA 7650 Carlos Rivero Hector Longarela BH 59 45 49 48 54 dnc dnc 57 57 439 65 USA 8063 Robert Collins Matthew Freeman AN 51 52 64 67 57 40 60 55 dnf 446 66 USA 7248 John Henry Jay Lankford MES 62 54 62 65 60 59 55 58 54 464 67 GER 7816 Marko Hasche Helge Langmaak Att 64 53 56 62 59 dnf dnc dnc dnc 504 68 USA 7970 Samuel Hopkins Bart Kaplan AN 65 55 66 61 dnf dnc dnc 59 dnc 516 69 ARG 8169 Alberto Zanetti Ariel Simonet OL dnc dnc dnc 68 dnc dnc dnc dnc dnc 558

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THE 2006 ZAG MASTERS Brian Cramer was third and last years American Yachtsman of February 11-12, 2006 the Year Augie Diaz with Olympic hopeful Mark Strube up front by Harry Walker came fourth. The Zag, as it has been called for a couple of years honoring the The Saturday evening dinner which was hosted by Coral Reef memory of Miami Star sailor Frank Zagarino, was sailed out of Y.C. It was a great dinner with Chris Rogers winning the ice- the Coral Reef Yacht Club on the 11th and 12th of February. cream eating championship. Forty-three boats registered and sailed with a great contingent Sunday morning a strong front moved through at 4 AM and the from outside of the United States, thereby adding a true winds had increased to 25 – 28 mph and the temperature had international flavor to what had started as a 7 boat regatta 22 dropped about 35 degrees to a very chilly 43. We all sat around years ago when first dreamed up and proposed by Frank eating breakfast, drinking coffee, and wondering if Rich would Zagarino. This year not 7 boats but 7 nations were represented send us out. After an hours shore postponement the PRO headed by last year’s Masters Champion Thomas Miller with cancelled for the day to the cheers of the assembled sailors. Marc Pickel up front from . Interestingly there were a number of family units. Fathers and sons included the Danes, Trophies were presented in the lobby of the Yacht Club. The Londrigans, Sperrys, Adams, and Richardsons. Masters’ winner was John Dane III with his son John crewing. Runner-up went to Cramer and Burgess and third place to The format was to be two races on Saturday and one Sunday. Magnus and Karl Anderson. The Grand Masters Championship Reliable Rich Raymond, PRO, and the excellent Coral Reef was won by 85 year old Harry Walker and Mark Reynolds, with Race committee got us out to the racing area on time in about 5 - the runners up being Brooks and Austin Sperry. John Vanderhoff 6 miles of breeze and then had to postpone while the breeze went and Angelo Buscerni took third place. Exalted Grand Master to the south before settling in. The final upwind leg of race one winner was Veteran Tony Herman with Scott Monroe, with Jack was taken by 's Brian Cramer with IGC Chairman Rick Button with Bear Hovey from Milford Fleet taking 2nd. Dr. Emil Burgess crewing. Magnus Liljedahl, Olympic Gold Medal Crew, Karlovsky and Chris Rogers were 3rd (Emil is 90), although sailing with Karl Anderson, skippered the second finisher. John maybe he should be in his own category. Londrigans won the Dane III / John Dane IV, a super fast family, were third. Family trophy. Again we were sorry not to get in the third race The breeze had come up to 12 - 14 by the start of the second but all applauded and thanked the Race Committee and the Club race. PRO Raymond got this race off under the ZED flag, for another great Masters. Old Zag would have loved it! something that seems to be gaining in popularity in Miami. John Dane took first with the Hicks brothers from England second.

2006 Zag Masters’ Regatta Pl. No. Skipper Crew Fleet Cat. R1 R2 Points 1 8230 John Dane III John Dane IV MoB M 3 1 4 2 8143 Brian Cramer Rick Burgess LOC M 1 3 4 3 8177 Magnus Liljedahl Karl Anderson BisB M 2 6 8 4 8236 Steven Kelly William Holowesko N M 7 5 12 5 8045 Augie Diaz Phil Trinter BisB M 11 4 15 6 8000 Harry Walker Mark Reynolds BisB EGM 9 12 21 7 7601 Michael Hicks Patrick Hicks -- M 23 2 25 8 8065 Brooks Sperry Austin Sperry WSFB GM 8 19 27 9 8235 Larry Whipple Mark Strube PS M 14 14 28 10 8038 John Vanderhoff Angelo Buscemi NCB GM 19 11 30 11 8128 Tom Nabney Bill Culberson -- M 4 27 31 12 8156 Bill Mauk Brad Nichol -- GM 22 9 31 13 823 Paul Erickson Ingo Borkowski WSFB M 15 16 31 14 8012 Greg Smith T.C. Belco GL M 6 26 32 15 7450 Stefan Lehnert Peter Menning Brm M 18 15 33 16 7995 Tony Hermann Scott Monroe -- EGM 17 17 34 17 8072 Doug Smith Mike Moore SBC M 5 30 35 18 8063 John Sherwood Bert Collins AN GM 13 22 35 19 8213 Thomas Miller Marc Pickel Brm M 29 7 36 20 7934 Karl Von Schwarz Bob Scholfield AN GM 16 25 41 21 8077 Tom Londrigan Joe Londrigan LS GM 21 20 41 22 7763 Jack Button Bear Hovey Mid EGM 24 18 42 23 7369 Steve Haarstick Todd Schumacher Sen GM 31 13 44 24 8218 Nelson Stephenson Brian Wood CLIS M 20 24 44 25 8043 Jock Kohlhas Mark Dolan BisB M 35 10 45 26 7515 Tom Adams Ross Adams WH GM 12 zfp 49 27 8153 Roger Sharp Brian Sharp CLIS M bfd 8 52 28 8024 Matt Patterson Arthur Anosov -- M 10 ocs 54 29 7863 Ralf Schade Klaus Meyer Brm M 33 21 54 4 STARLIGHTS 95 Years of Great Sailing March / April, 2006

30 8083 John Chiarella Bob Carlson Sun GM 25 34 59 31 8068 Thierry De La Villehuchet Brian Fatih Mid GM 37 23 60 32 7554 Emil Karlovsky Chris Rogers Mid EGM 30 35 65 33 7988 Bob Westcott Larry Scott SL M 34 31 65 34 7521 Jay Tyson Ian Clough TaB M 39.5 29 68.5 35 7567 Davis Buckley Aaron Serinis AN GM 32 37 69 36 8170 Tomasz Holc Dominik Kusznierewicz POL M 26 dnf 70 37 7636 Jose Oti Henry May -- M 27 dnf 71 38 7202 John Richardson Jay Richardson MES EGM 39.5 32 71.5 39 8175 Jim Babel Bill Hawk GL M 28 ocs 72 40 7802 William Joyce Matt Freeman WLM GM 36 36 72 41 7078 Scott Pirie Rick Rundle JP M 42 33 75 42 8069 John Foster John Hamber Isol GM 41 38 79 43 7964 Charles Kohlerman III -- NCB GM 40 39 79

2006 SOUTH AMERICAN SILVER STAR Robert Scheidt and Bruno Parda won the Championship. The CHAMPIONSHIP São Paulo pair won one race, had five seconds, two thirds and February 19-22, 2006 a fourth, which was their discard race. Crew Bruno Prada, who Yacht Club of is 34 years old and a former sailor, commented. “We had very consistent finishes with the right tactical choices made Twenty-six boats participated at the South American Silver the majority of the time. To sail in the Rio de Janeiro is Star Championship. While the majority of the fleet was complicated because of the force of the currents, but we had Brazilian, there were also two boats from , one boat from an excellent performance.” Argentina and one boat from North America. Robert and Bruno finished with 17 points, followed by 21 This was the first Championship run under the new Star Class points for and Ronaldo Seifert and 32 points for rules on race formats. Since there were less than 30 boats John Albert King and Luiz Carlos Simão. Robert Scheidt, now Format C was used, allowing the fleet to get in nine races in 32 years old, was very happy with the championship, since five days of racing. Alan and Ronaldo were sailing very well. “We are motivated for the remainder of the season," affirmed Scheidt.

2006 South American Silver Star Championship Pl. No. Skipper Crew Fleet R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7 R8 R9 Points 1 8127 Robert Scheidt Bruno Prada GuB 2 2 2 2 4 2 1 3 3 17 2 8034 Alan Adler Ronaldo Seifert RdJ 4 1 1 1 6 4 5 4 1 21 3 7590 John Albert King Luiz Carlos F L Simao Cop 1 12 5 5 11 3 3 2 2 32 4 8046 Lars S Grael Marcelo Jordao Par 11 3 12 3 3 1 6 12 5 44 5 7018 Mauricio Santa Cruz Andre Lerszycki Gua 8 4 6 13 1 16 4 5 12 53 6 8048 Daniel Wilcox Marco Lagoa Gua 5 6 8 9 2 18 9 8 6 53 7 8117 Alessandro Pascolato Henry Raul Boening GuB 9 9 9 4 8 6 2 11 7 54 8 7772 Peter Eduardo Siemsen Manfredo Florice Cop 6 5 7 7 9 raf 16 1 4 55 9 8109 Peter Ficker Manuel Bunge San 14 13 3 11 5 7 15 7 9 69 10 7966 Augusto Barroso Noel Ferreira Gua 12 10 22 12 12 10 7 6 11 80 11 8049 Gastao Brun Antonio Carlos Paes Leme RdJ 3 14 16 8 13 12 10 13 10 83 12 7850 Andre Sviatopolk Mirsky Mauricio Bueno SP 16 18 10 17 7 9 13 9 13 94 13 7871 Marcelo Fuchs Fabio Kraiczyk SP 13 7 13 6 14 11 8 dnc dnc 99 14 7316 Alejandro Chometowski Nicolas Chernobilsky BA 17 11 11 16 16 5 17 16 8 100 15 7237 Vicente Pablo Gimeno Jose Augusto Barcellos Val 10 dnc 17 14 10 dnf 14 10 14 116 16 7200 Carlos Dohnert Fernando Ilha Cop 18 16 14 10 20 14 11 18 20 121 17 8122 Claude Bonnani Richard Burgess TaB 19 24 15 15 15 8 dns 15 19 130 18 8039 Admar Gonzaga Neto Guilherme Mayerhofer Par 20 21 20 19 17 13 18 14 16 137 19 7777 Francisco Siemsen Luiz Fernando Fabrianni Cop 22 15 18 20 19 19 12 20 15 138 20 6922 Rafael Pariz Felipe Carvalho GuB 15 20 19 21 18 17 21 17 18 145 21 8145 Ubiratan Mattos -- 7 8 4 dnc dnc dnc dnc dnc dnc 154 22 7212 Sergio Goretkin Miguel Fialho RdJ dnf 17 dnf 22 22 15 19 19 17 158 23 7074 Joao Marcos M De Almeida Flavio Luiz Gama Par 24 22 25 23 21 20 20 21 21 172 24 7517 Jorge Bhering Arthur Lopes RdJ 21 19 21 18 dnc dnc dnc dnc dnc 187 25 6714 Wilton A Santos Sater Abdo Sater Gua 23 25 23 24 23 21 22 dnf dnc 188 26 7083 Charles Viviane Ingo Wender -- dnc 23 24 dnf dnc dnc dnc dnc dnc 209

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2006 BACARDI CUP Day 3: Andy Beadsworth and crew David Carr of Great March 5-10, 2006 Britain won Tuesday’s race, well ahead of second place finishers Xavier Rohart and crew Pascal Rambeau of France. The highlight of the Miami winter sailing season, the Bacardi Cup, lived up to expectations. Ninety-two boats from 22 Day 4: John Dane and crew Austin Sperry won Wednesday’s different countries and four continents showed up for the fourth race. With many of the overall leaders faltering on day event. four, Dane and Sperry regain the overall lead heading into the final two races of the regatta. Dane and Sperry were among a The Bacardi Cup Regatta continues to be a showcase of what large group of boats that elected to attack the left side of the the Star Class is all about. In this regatta there was a cross course on the first run. Once out in front, Dane and Sperry section of abilities and varieties of sailors, from past World leveraged strong winds again on the left side to build a and Olympic champions to Olympic hopefuls to the proverbial commanding 10-boat-length lead at the second mark, weekend warriors. As often noted, in what other sport can you substantially ahead of their nearest competitors. find the elite of that sport and people who participate in the sport for enjoyment competing on the same field? Yet here Wednesday night saw the first of the two dinners and award they all were, all on the same starting line, and from time to ceremonies for which the Bacardi Cup event has become time the weekend warriors were able to shine and outdo some famous. of the stars of our sport. Day 5: Two-time Bacardi Cup Champion Peter Bromby, Day 1: Two-time Olympic Gold Medalist and seven-time sailing this week with crew Bill McNiven, won Thursday’s Bacardi Cup Champion Mark Reynolds, sailing with crew fifth race. Christian Finnsgard, finished first in day one of sailing Day 6: France’s Xavier Rohart and crew Pascal Rambeau, the Sunday. Seventh after the first mark, Reynolds managed to 2005 Star Class world champions and number-one ranked Star make consistent gains throughout the race. He made the fourth team in the world, finished first in the final race of the Bacardi mark just ahead of Eric Lidecis and attacked the right side on Cup and fourth in the overall standings. The team of John the final run to take the lead. Lidecis chose the left side on all Dane and Austin Sperry came in fourth to clinch the win for five runs and rounded each mark in the top five, but lost the regatta. considerable distance to Reynolds on the final run. Day 2: The father and son-in-law team of John Dane and The final awards dinner, complete with orchestra and Austin Sperry won Monday’s second race on the waters of samplings of Bacardi products, was a wonderful ending to a Biscayne Bay. With a third place finish in Sunday’s first race, good week of racing. this victory gave them the overall lead going into the third race in the regatta.

2006 Bacardi Cup Pl. No. Skipper Crew Fleet R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 Points 1 USA 8230 John Dane Austin Sperry MoB 3 1 17 1 6 4 15 2 GER 8213 Marc Pickel Ingo Borkowski Brm 8 2 bfd 7 2 2 21 3 BER 8044 Peter Bromby Bill McNiven ISOL 4 7 bfd 12 1 3 27 4 FRA 8107 Xavier Rohart Pascal Rambeau NI 17 3 2 59 5 1 28 5 POL 8170 Mateusz Kusznierewicz Dominik Zycki ISOL 6 25 6 4 14 avg 41 6 POR 8145 Afonso Domingos Bernardo Santos CP 10 9 10 9 12 5 43 7 AUS 7836 Iain Murray Andrew Palfrey LMac 5 28 9 8 7 16 45 8 USA 8238 Joseph Londrigan LS 48 13 3 22 3 6 47 9 BRA 8127 Robert Scheidt Bruno Prada GuB 34 4 4 2 13 27 50 10 GBR 8025 Andy Beadsworth David Carr SO 43 19 1 16 10 7 53 11 USA 8239 Mark Reynolds Christian Finnsgard SDB 1 5 12 27 23 14 55 12 USA 8156 Andy Horton Brad Nichol NB 22 bfd 13 13 4 8 60 13 USA 8222 Rick Merriman Rick Peters SDB 7 10 15 31 11 19 62 14 USA 8157 Mark Mendelblatt Mark Strube TaB 24 11 8 6 16 bfd 65 15 USA 8177 Karl Anderson Magnus Liljedahl BH 9 16 bfd 5 8 30 68 16 USA 8045 Augie Diaz Bruce Hatfield BisB 13 20 23 24 9 17 82 17 USA 8059 Peter Vessella Darrell Hiatt WSFB 26 14 14 10 39 23 87 18 USA 8176 Erik Lidecis Michael Marzahl NH 2 24 35 dsq 22 9 92 19 USA 8077 Tom Londrigan John Corrigan LS 14 49 5 35 31 10 95 20 GER 7971 Robert Stanjek Frithjof Kleen BF 18 15 bfd 23 18 21 95 21 USA 8162 Andy Macdonald Brian Fatih NH 19 30 18 bfd 19 15 101 22 USA 8168 Jim VanderMolen Mike Wolfs GL 23 23 20 14 25 dnf 105 23 BAH 8236 Steven Kelly Bill Holowesko N 32 18 16 17 42 25 108 24 USA 8195 John MacCausland Shane Zwingelberg CR 29 33 bfd 15 20 12 109 25 USA 8131 Aaron Serinis Bob Schofield MES 21 6 40 42 34 13 114 26 FIN 8094 Jali Makila Erkki Heinonen Fin 55 39 11 3 15 bfd 123 27 USA 8215 Bill Allen Brad Lichter WH 59 22 19 18 35 34 128 6 STARLIGHTS 95 Years of Great Sailing March / April, 2006

28 ARG 7907 Fabian MacGowan Federico Engelhard OL 12 26 bfd 26 40 32 136 29 GER 7991 Matthias Miller Manuel Voigt BF 15 41 bfd dnf 17 33 154 30 USA 7515 Ross Adams Stewart Hall WH 41 12 31 50 dnf 20 161 31 USA 8217 Todd Gay Scott Anderson LS 45 35 27 34 37 28 167 32 NED 7753 Marc Blees Van Der Heijden HOL 31 43 dnf 33 36 29 170 33 AUS 8234 Peter Conde Andrew Hunn Isol 11 bfd 7 38 21 bfd 170 34 USA 8072 Doug Smith Michael Moore SBC 56 31 26 79 26 31 174 35 USA 7713 Peter McChesney Paul Amlong AN 63 8 22 48 56 40 178 36 USA 8227 Tom VanderMolen Dave Jackson GL 39 45 39 19 dns 36 185 37 USA 8245 Jon VanderMolen T.C. Belco GL 36 36 bfd 41 43 29 191 38 SUI 8232 Henrik Dannesboe Igor Kaptourovitch TB 40 38 bfd 37 24 52 191 39 SUI 7645 Daniel Wyss Beat Stegmeier ZU 25 34 49 68 30 53 191 40 USA 7986 Hyde Perce Chris Nielson WH. 68 29 dnf 30 38 26 192 41 GER 7876 Andrew Landenberger Juergen Eiremann -- 16 42 37 71 57 41 193 42 USA 8043 Jock Kohlhas Mark Dolan BisB 20 27 24 73 48 bfd 194 43 USA 7763 Bear Hovey Lee Dayton Mid 33 52 21 49 60 39 196 44 USA 8153 Steve Brown Ralph Peck LB 62 48 46 11 29 dsq 199 45 GBR 7601 Michael Hicks Patrick Hicks SO 69 57 47 32 27 37 200 46 USA 8023 Lee Kellerhouse Kyle Henehan SDB 30 32 42 74 50 49 203 47 CAN 8143 Brian Cramer Tyler Bjorn LOC 47 21 bfd 25 bfd 22 208 48 USA 7995 George Szabo III Eric Monroe SDB 27 17 dnf 62 bfd 11 210 49 NED 8103 Guus Bierman Duncan Skinner Med 44 46 25 55 dns 42 212 50 USA 8231 Sam Rowse Rob Bowers Sun 46 37 36 65 52 44 215 51 USA 8128 Julian Bingham Troy Cruthird MoB 61 64 28 43 49 35 216 52 GER 7863 Klaus Meyer Dirk Struve Brm 70 44 29 70 33 43 219 53 ARG 8169 Alberto Zanetti Juan Pablo Engelhard OL 60 bfd bfd 20 32 18 223 54 SUI 8009 Christoph Gautschi Kurt Freuis BOD 66 62 50 28 45 38 223 55 USA 7793 Tomas Hornos Luis Hornos BH 54 70 43 52 28 51 228 56 SUI 8140 Thomas Mueller Mario Wagner Zug 35 47 34 60 64 54 230 57 USA 8095 Gunti Weissenberger Chris Brown NCB 67 40 30 56 44 bfd 237 58 USA 7370 Rob Emmet Guy Avellon AN 64 59 51 44 47 46 247 59 USA 8038 John Vanderhoff Angelo Buscemi NCB 51 56 38 54 54 bfd 253 60 USA 8111 Rick Brethorst Patrick Gudat LS 76 58 32 61 55 48 254 61 ITA 8183 Antonio Tamburini Ricci Renzo SI 78 55 bfd 47 41 47 268 62 USA 7916 Tim Delaney Mike Monroe SLE 57 51 41 dns 70 55 274 63 GER 7450 Stefan Lehnert Peter Menning Bre 65 66 48 63 59 45 280 64 ITA 8180 Francesco Bertorotta Alessandro Caldarella Pal 53 63 56 78 51 61 284 65 USA 7567 Davis Buckley James Kubik AN 88 69 66 21 69 67 292 66 USA 7434 Bill Parks Clark Anderson WH dnc 65 58 39 63 68 292 67 USA 7650 Carlos Rivero Hector Longarela BH 49 71 55 58 dns 59 293 68 USA 8189 William Fields Darin Jensen SMB 58 bfd 33 64 46 bfd 294 69 CAN 7626 Mark Passmore Larry Scott LOC 52 bfd 52 45 53 dns 295 70 USA 8083 John Chiarella Bob Carlson Sun 74 75 63 36 66 64 302 71 USA 7715 Carroll Beek Chris Rogers CLIS 85 54 57 72 62 57 303 72 USA 8065 Brooks Sperry Chris Eid WSFB 75 67 53 51 dns 63 309 73 ITA 8081 Renato Irrera Marco Marenco Pal 86 74 44 77 58 60 313 74 USA 7228 Joe Zambella Eric Beckwith BH 50 50 45 76 dns dns 314 75 USA 8122 Claude Bonanni Rick Burgess TaB 73 53 60 75 72 56 314 76 USA 8015 Pat Londrigan John Corrigan LS 71 61 61 29 dns bfd 315 77 USA 7497 Kris Wilson Benjamin Fransen AN 80 80 67 57 65 dns 327 78 USA 7999 Tiani Hausen Marcelo Cabral BisB 77 bfd bfd 46 61 62 339 79 ARG 8067 Martin Pendola Ariel Simonet OL 79 79 59 67 73 65 343 80 USA 7640 Arthur Anosov David Caesar TaB 37 dns dns 40 dns dns 355 81 USA 8244 George Preckwinkle Mike Pick LS 82 76 65 66 dnf 66 356 82 USA 7454 Murray Leigh Chris Hardin CB 84 73 62 69 71 bfd 359 83 AUT 8216 Roberto Tomasini Massimo Canali AU 81 78 54 81 67 bfd 361 84 USA 7629 Ken Woods Howard Davis BH 42 bfd bfd 53 dns dns 374 85 USA 7970 Sam Hopkins Burt Kaplan AN 89 81 69 80 74 70 374 86 USA 7934 Karl Von Schwarz Barbara Vosbury AN 72 60 68 dns dns dns 385 87 USA 7078 Rick Rundle Bobby Nobles JP dnc 77 64 82 dns 69 386 88 IRL 8028 Maurice O'Connell Ed Peel ISOL 28 dns dns dns dns dns 400 89 CAN 7899 Mike Milner Matt Johnston LOC 38 dnf dns dns dns dns 410 90 USA 8069 Robert Weinstein Gerry Bourke SMB 83 dns dns dns dns 50 412 91 USA 8000 Harry Walker Alan Weir BisB 87 72 dns dns 68 bfd 413 92 USA 7193 William Joyce Matthew Freeman BisB dnc 68 dns dns dns dns 440

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2006 REGATTA SCHEDULE Date Org. Event Date Org. Event Apr. 1 – 2 Dist. 5 ABYC Olympic Classes Aug. 5 - 6 Dist. 4 Spitzer Cup Apr. 1 - 2 Dist. 13 Frühjahrs-Verbandsregatta Aug. 5 - 6 Dist. 12 Sunapee Open Apr. 1 - 2 Dist. 14 Trofeo Tobino Aug. 5 - 12 ISCYRA 2006 European Championship Apr. 8 – 9 Dist. 6 THRASH Aug. 12 - 13 Dist. 1 Ned Hay Apr. 8 – 9 Dist. 13 Casino-Cup, Zwischenahner Meer Aug. 12 - 13 Dist. 2 80th Lipton Cup Apr. 14 – 15 Dist. 13 Spring Trophy (Uli Seidlitz Memorial) Aug. 12 - 13 Dist. 4 Racine Regatta & 59th Mission Apr. 14 - 21 ISCYRA 2006 Eastern Hemisphere Championship Aug. 19 - 20 Dist. 1 New England Masters’ Apr. 15 Dist. 14 Coppa di Pasqua Aug. 19 - 20 Dist. 4 4th District Green Star Championships Apr. 15 - 16 Dist. 5 Green Star Aug. 19 - 20 Dist. 13 Bahnwärterpreis Apr. 23 - 24 Dist. 13 Star-Cup, Malente Aug. 25 - 27 Dist. 4 4th District Great Lakes Championships Apr. 25 – May 21 Dist. 14 Campionato di Flotta Viareggio Aug. 26 - 27 Dist. 13 2006 Star Cup (Glu) Apr. 28 - 30 Dist. 2 Annapolis NOOD Regatta Sept. 1 - 3 Dist. 10 Open Finnish Championship - Fin GP4 Apr. 29 – May 1 Dist. 9 34th Ducs de Nemours French Open Champs Sept. 2 - 3 Dist. 13 Herbst-Verbandsregatta May 4 - 7 Dist. 17 2006 17th District Championship Sept. 5 - 7 Dist. 14 Trofeo dell'Amicizia May 5 - 7 Dist. 14 2006 14th District Championship Sept. 9 - 10 Dist. 1 Bedford Pitcher May 6 - 7 Dist. 2 MRYC Ousler Memorial Regatta Sept. 9 - 10 Dist. 2 SSA Fall Regatta May 6 – 7 Dist. 13 Heinz-Nixdorf-Pokal (Uli Seidlitz Memorial) Sept. 9 Dist. 6 Vancouver Island Star Fall Cup May 6 - 7 Dist. 13 Frühlingswettfahrten Sept. 9 - 10 Dist. 12 Lake George Open May 13 - 14 Dist. 13 Ederkogge (Uli Seidlitz Memorial) Sept. 16 - 17 Dist. 1 Nutmeg May 19 - 21 Dist. 4 Tulip Tune-Up Sept. 16 - 17 Dist. 4 4th District Fall Finale May 19 - 21 Dist. 14 Coppa Sept. 16 - 17 Dist. 5 Pitcher Series May 20 - 21 Dist. 2 Lippincott Memorial Regatta Sept. 16 Dist. 10 Season final - Fin GP7 May 20 - 21 Dist. 10 Suunto Cup - Fin GP1 Sept. 16 - 17 Dist. 12 FLASIR May 20 - 21 Dist. 13 Erich F. Laeisz Preis Sept. 23 - 24 Dist. 4 J. Holt Thomas Memorial May 23 - 26 ISCYRA 2006 Western Hemisphere Championship Sept. 23 - 24 Dist. 5 Pacific Coast Championship May 23 - 28 Dist. 13 F. Laeisz International German Championship Sept. 23 - 24 Dist. 12 Chili Regatta May 24 - 28 Dist. 13 Holland Regatta Sept. 27 Dist. 5 Calvin Paige / World’s Tune-up May 27 - 28 Dist. 5 Rollins Bowl Sept. 27 – Oct. 8 ISCYRA 2006 World Championship May 28 – July 2 Dist. 14 Campionato d'Estate Sept. 30 – Oct. 1 Dist. 2 Oxford Fall Wind-up June 2 - 6 Dist. 13 Rheinwoche Sept. 30 – Oct. 1 Dist. 4 Ice Breaker June 3 - 4 Dist. 12 Tomahawk Regatta Sept. 30 – Oct. 1 Dist. 13 2006 Commodore Lüer Preis June 3 - 5 Dist. 13 2006 Pfingstregatta Oct. 7 - 8 Dist. 1 Larchmont Columbus Day June 3 - 6 Dist. 13 2006 Pfingstbusch Oct. 7 - 8 Dist. 2 3rd Harold Shuster Fall Series/D2 Green Star June 9 - 11 Dist. 14 XLII Trofeo Emilio Benetti Oct. 12 - 13 Dist. 13 2006 Lawuse Preis, Berliner Meisterschaft June 10 - 11 Dist. 6 Vancouver Island Fleet Championships Oct. 14 - 15 Dist. 6 Thermopylae June 16 - 18 Dist. 4 2006 Lands' End Chicago NOOD Regatta Oct. 14 - 15 Dist. 13 2006 Senatspreis June 17 - 18 Dist. 1 Arms-White Oct. 17 - 21 Dist. 14 CICO 2006 June 17 - 18 Dist. 5 Baxter Bowl Oct. 20 - 22 Dist. 5 Pre-Olympic Trials June 17 - 18 Dist. 10 Anniversary regatta - Fin GP2 Oct. 21 - 22 Dist. 2 /Star Fall Regatta June 17 - 25 Dist. 13 2006 Oct. 28 - 29 Dist. 14 Trofeo dei Santi June 24 Dist. 2 SSA Keelboat Nov. 11 - 12 Dist. 5 Ash Bown June 24 - 25 Dist. 4 Geneva Star Open Nov. 12–Dec. 10 Dist. 14 Campionato Invernale June 24 - 25 Dist. 12 New York State Championship Nov. 14 – 19 ISCYRA 2006 North American Championship June 30 – July 2 Dist. 10 Helsinki regatta - Fin GP3 Dec. 9 – 10 Dist. 5 Kriss Kringle June 30 – July 2 Dist. 13 2006 Warnemünder Woche July 7 - 9 Dist. 14 Trofeo Bracciano July 8 - 9 Dist. 2 72nd J Rulon Miller Series / D2 Blue Star July 8 - 9 Dist. 4 Michigan's July 8 - 9 Dist. 5 King of Spain / District Blue Star July 14 - 16 Dist. 1 1st District Blue Star Championship July 14 - 16 Dist. 12 12th District Blue Star Championship July 15 - 16 Dist. 6 Vancouver Island Star Point Invitational

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