Scores have just been updated to reflect the new arrivals, and division winners are:

PHRF

Jerome Sullivan’s Bacchant, a 64-foot mahogany sailboat built in Norway in the 1930s

leads the Performance Handicapped Racing Federation (PHRF) division, which rates different types of boats with a handicap so that they can fairly race against each other.  The Milwaukee Yacht Club boat has a corrected time of 30:33:07. Second place in the PHRF division is Charles Boelkins’ Ragged Edge at 12:32:26, followed by Jack Kelley’s C.C. Rider at 30:49:21.

While Larry Ellison’s yacht Sayonara earned First-to-Finish honors for the PHRF division, with corrected time adjusted for handicap and penalties, the boat will not place in its class or division.

One Design

Bill Alcott’s Great Lakes 70 Equation leads the One Design Division with an adjusted time of 36:24:25.  The One Design Division is comprised of five different classes, each made up of similar boats, with time adjustments made according to the predicted boat speed for the class.

Equation also earned one-design class First-to-Finish honors by edging out record holder Dick Jenning’s Pied Piper by 22 seconds.  Pied Piper is in second with 36:26:35, followed by Peter Thornton’s Holua at 36:56:39.

Open

Gamera, a 27-foot trimaran owned by Matthew Scharl of the Midwest Open Racing Fleet is the winner of the open division (multi-hulled boats) with an adjusted time of 32:44:45.  The boat also earned First-to-Finish honors for the division.  Second place goes to Bruce Geffen’s Nice Pair at 33:29:20, followed by David Schneider’s High Priority 2 at 35:05:36.

Within each division, preliminary class winners include:

PHRF 1 (boats with the largest handicaps) leader is Philip O’Niel’s Natalie J, a Nelson 47 out of Bayview Yacht Club at 32:09:00, followed by Michael Campbell’s Victoria 5 at 32:21:40 and Stephen Murray’s Decision at 32:24:04.

PHRF 2 winner is Tim Woodhouse’s Rumours out of New York Yacht Club, a Thompson 35 at 31:14:09, followed by Randall Pittman’s Ruffian at 31:52:07 and Dr. Edward Buerger’s Fast Eddy at 32:11:12.

PHRF 3 leader is Bacchant, followed by Ragged Edge and C.C. Rider.

PHRF 4 winner is Peter Karl’s Dr. Detroit, a Beneteau 40 out of Burnham Park Yacht Club at 34:17:18, followed by William Harris Smith’s Wooton 2 at 35:10:53 and James Hellquist’s Spitfire at 35:56:06.

PHRF 5 leader is Michael Bremer’s Station Wagon, an SR33 out of Macatawa Bay Yacht Club at 35:17:04, followed by John Gottwald’s Eagles Wings at 35:21:43 and Jeff and Carol Comeaux’s Outrageous at 35:29:46.

PHRF 6 winner is Donald Meyer’s Certainly, a J110 out of Columbia Yacht Club at 35:21:16, followed by Andrews and Vaughn’s Holy Toledo at 35:47:30 and Thomas Merlin’s Siren Song at 35:54:48.

PHRF 7 leader is Randall Kuhn’s Cheep N’ Deep, a C&C39 out of Columbia Yacht Club at 33:02:21, followed by Alan Baske’s Nana at 36:12:31 and Charles Cable’s Time at 36:40:53.

PHRF 8 winner is Stearns and Williams’ Glider, a Cal 40 out of Chicago Yacht Club at 32:09:40. 

PHRF 9 – no winner has been determined yet.

Great Lakes 70 class winner is Equation at 36:24:25, followed by Pied Piper and Holua.

Farr 40 class winner is Steven Mash’s Hot Lips of Chicago Yacht Club at 37:02:18, with the top five finishers in the class finishing within 12 minutes of each other.  In second is Helmut Jahn’s Flash Gordon at 37:08:33, followed by W.F. Dooley’s Sorcerer at 37:10:18.

J105 class leader is Tom Edman’s Pronto II of Jackson Park Yacht Club at 39:43:14, followed by Len Siegal’s Lucky Dubie at 39:54:14 and Philip Nieman’s Cetare at 40:01:01.

J35 class winner is Michael Sterenberg’s Ragtime out of Muskegon Yacht Club at 40:49:07, followed by Bruce Metcalf’s Bozo’s Circus at 41:05:15 and Edward Cohen’s Jason at 41:20:11.

Tartan 10 winner is Goff and Clasen’s Windemon out of Great Salt Lake Yacht Club at 45:50:41, followed by Eaton and Fagerstrom’s Amateur II at 46:55:06 and Adrian Martin’s Kunjani at 47:00:43.