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Team Name Type Boat Description LOA Skipper Hometown 2019 2019 Tracker Junkie Cheat Sheet # Team Name Type Boat Description LOA Skipper Hometown Crew 7 SoggyKru Cat Malcom Tennant Streaker 24 ft. Dunand Victoria, BC 1 44 Ghost the Coast Kayak Seaward Kayaks Chilco X3 18.5 ft. Kozma Langley, BC 1 48 Oaracle Kayak Seaward Passat G3 Tandem 22 ft Graeme Victoria, BC 2 52 Angry Beaver Mono Schock 40 Matte 40 ft. Pistay Port Ludlow, WA 6 33 Barbarossa Mono Melges 24 24 ft. Kershner Seattle, WA 2 11 Dazed and Confused Mono Olson 30 30 ft. Boland Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 5 12 Educated Guess Mono Melges 24 24 ft. Walker Bellingham, WA 4 41 Funky Dory Mono Swampscott Dory 15.9 ft. Belle Walpole, ME 2 21 High Sea Drifters Mono Olson 30 ft. 30 ft Hocking San Rafael, CA 6 9 Ketchikan Yacht Club Mono Santa Cruz 27 27 ft. 27 ft. Dahl Ketchikan, AK 3 14 M.B.R. (McGuffin Brothers Racing) Mono J24 White 24 ft. McGuffin Salt Spring, BC 4 46 North2Alaska Mono Maryland Fishing Sharpie 25 ft. Veitenhans Port Townsend, WA 6 8 Pitoraq Mono Windward 30 30.25 ft. Heath Victoria, BC 3 18 Quilbillians Mono Miller 27 28 ft. Miller Quilcene, WA 3 51 R2Ache Mono MacGregor 26 30 ft. Jensen Vancouver, BC 2 16 Ripple Mono Santa Cruz 27 27 ft. Stewart Whitefish Bay, WI 5 42 Sail Like a Girl Mono Melges 32 ft. Goussev Bainbridge Island, WA 7 30 Seaforth Expeditions Mono Custom Rower/Sailer 41 ft. McPherson Sechelt, BC 7 6 Shut Up and Drive Mono Beneteau Figaro 2 33 ft. Criou San Francisco, CA 8 23 Solveig Mono Modern take Norwegian Faering 20 ft. Booth Boise, ID 2 19 Texada Mono Young 6m 21.5 ft. Nilsen Van Anda, BC 1 28 Try Baby Tri Monol US18 18 ft. Patrick Woodside, NY 1 43 Wee Free Men Mono Chesapeake Light Craft Faering 22.5 ft. Akehurst Victoria, BC 2 1 Wingnuts Mono Alberg 23 23 ft. Whitworth Australia 2 36 WIP (Watertight Instant Paradise) Mono SJ30 Bruce Kirby 29.86 ft. Martens Lopez Island, WA 4 22 Yankee Peddlers Mono Santana 20 20.25 ft. O'Connor Olympia, WA 3 40 You Either Do Stuff or You Don't Mono CLC Boats: The Guider 18 ft Guider Nashville, TN 1 34 Ziska: Sail Like a Luddite Mono Lancashire Nobby 52 ft. Geffken Port Townsend, WA 4 3 Holopuni Out Hybrid surfski outrigger kayak 30 ft. Fagan North Bend, WA 3 24 Backwards AF Row modified SAVO 650D 21.3 ft Colbry Belfast, ME 2 4 Smokin' Haute Rower Buoys Row Half jersey skiff/half melonseed 17 ft Williams Bainbridge Island, WA 3 25 Extremely Insain SUP Airboard 17.6 ft. de Sain Amsterdam 1 49 LaqVelo SUP Ben Tardrew, custom PNW 17.5 ft. Aldern Port Townsend,WA 1 45 ACE Tri TriRaid 560S Modified 18.5 ft. Ackermann Ridgefield, WA 1 39 AlphaWolf Tri Corsair Marine 24 ft. Wolf Philadelphia, PA 2 29 Givin' The Horns Tri Corsair Marine, F-31R 31 ft. Potter Goleta, CA 4 2 HOBIE-1-KENOBIE Tri Hobie Adventure Island 16.4 ft. Davies Anacortes, WA 1 38 Narwhal Tri Farrier 32` blue 32 ft. Quigley Seattle, WA 4 20 Old Fart In A Windstorm Tri self designed with Hobie parts 23.5 ft. Holmes Surrey, BC 1 35 Pear Shaped Racing Tri Chris Cochrane 10.6M Custom 34 ft. Rittger Sausalito, CA 3 17 Perseverance Tri Sailing Angus Row Cruiser 18.75 ft. Shoup Sedro Wooley, WA 1 50 Razzle Dazzle Tri Farrier Razzle Dazzle 27 ft. Stewart Gig Harbor, WA 3 5 Three Legged Cat Tri Triraid 560 s white 18.3 ft. 18.3 ft. Sugden Bella Bella, BC 1 26 Trickster Tri IFarrier Corsair F-28R 28.5 ft. Rohner Olympia, WA 4 Stage 1 Proving Ground Teams 15 PT Watercraft Cat GOUGEON 32 32 ft. Brown Port Townsend, WA 3 27 Arm & Leg Kayak Etain 17 ft. Biel Port Townsend, WA 1 31 Gorgonian Girl Kayak Pygmy Murrelet 17 ft. Brandkamp Port Townsend, WA 1 32 Madam Mollusk Kayak Pygmy Arctic Tern 14 ft. Knowlen Port Townsend, WA 1 47 Overwork Kayak Necky Nootka 22 ft. Legg N. Vancouver, BC 2 37 Big Lamposki SUP Good Story 18 ft. Lamp Seattle, WA 1 follow the race: tracker.r2ak.com.
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