Warm temperatures and light winds dominated the Sailing at Lake Eustis over the weekend. In the Laser class Randy Rea from Crystal River won all three light air races on Saturday, but didn’t sail on Sunday so Rob Krentel won the weekend series with Sam Chapin second and Patrick Daniel third. Luke Yates was the first youth and Jennifer Burno the first woman.
The other classes only got one race in on Sunday with Lee Sayler winning the MC scow race, David Moring was second and Jon Pomerleau was third. Ben Getchel was the first youth.
Flying Scot class was won by Ron Baerwitz, Chris Erichson second and Ray Laguna third.
Jim McIntyre was the winner of the Wayfarer race. Jim Lingeman was second and David Hepting third.
Richard Kinnie won the A cat race.
Optimist sailing classes and 420 high school sailing was called off because of light wind. The sailing classes will continue next Saturday with special race coaching.
Next club racing will be in two weeks.
This is a blog to plug Laser sailboats, sailing, any sailboat, sailboat racing, and maybe just being good people in a strang world that no one that I know really understands. Check the beginning note November 14 listed at the bottom under "older posts" and then pick up any where for Laser Sailing at the Lake Eustis Sailing Club. Lasers in 122 Countries an 6 continents.
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- Sam Chapin
- Eustis, Florida, United States
- I am an old guy that has sailed Lasers for a few years, and do it locally, and encourage others to join us. We have a good little group going -- have some extra boats to loan and invite you to come and join us on Lake Eustis in central Florida. Look for me at Lake Eustis Sailing Club and check the web site. Check out these blogs http://howtosailthelaser.blogspot.com http://eustislaser.blogspot.com http://centralfloridasailing.blogspot.com
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