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2010 Qualifying Series

Wrap U.S. Qualifying Series

2010day4NEWPORT, R.I. (September 12, 2010) – After four days of intense competition (September 8-11), the prevailing sentiment at the New York Yacht Club Invitational Cup U.S. Qualifying Series, sponsored by Sperry Top-Sider and Jaguar North America, was that it had been a tough competition. During the first two days of racing on Narragansett Bay, in which 24 of the nation’s foremost yacht clubs were split equally into fleets designated Red or Blue, the competitors sailed half of each day’s races in either NYYC’s Sonars or Sail Newport’s J/22s. After 14 races were completed the top six teams from each fleet were combined into the “Gold” fleet to sail the final two days of the regatta in Sonars. The bounty for a top-three finish in the Gold fleet was a spot in the NYYC Invitational Cup presented by Rolex. That biennial event will see its second running in September 2011.

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Tracking and Results Archive

Gold Fleet
  Race Summary Speed Summary Distance Max Speed - Yacht Replay
2 Race Speed Distance 8.41 -Larchmont 3
4 Race Speed Distance 7.19 -Carolina 5
6 Race Speed Distance 6.41 -Fort Worth 7
8 Race Speed Distance 7.15 -Indian Harbor 9
10 Race Speed Distance 7.85 -Larchmont 11
12 Race Speed Distance 7.61 -Indian Harbor 12
1 Race Speed Distance 8.61 -Ida Lewis 2
3 Race Speed Distance 7.65 -Long Beach 4
5 Race Speed Distance 7.52 -Ida Lewis 6
7 Race Speed Distance 9.72 -Boston 8
9 Race Speed Distance 7.41 -Seawanhaka 10
11 Race Speed Distance 7.52 -St Petersburg 12
 
Blue Fleet
  Race Speed Distance Max Speed - Yacht Replay
2 Race Speed Distance 7.19 -Stamford 3
4 Race Speed Distance 7.78 -Pequot
7.78 -Seattle
5
6 Race Speed Distance 7.02 -Seattle
7.02 -Newport Harbor
7.02 -Little Traverse
7
8 Race Speed Distance 6.55 -Boston 9
10 Race Speed Distance 6.94 -San Francisco 11
12 Race Speed Distance 7.74 -Seawanhaka 13
14 Race Speed Distance 9.06 -American 14
1 Race Speed Distance 6.77 St Francis 2
3 Race Speed Distance 7.19 -Fort Worth 4
5 Race Speed Distance 7.69 -Forth Worth 6
7 Race Speed Distance 6.73 -Long Beach 8
9 Race Speed Distance 6.60 -Indian Harbor
6.60 -Fort Worth
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11 Race Speed Distance 7.31 -Rochester 12
13 Race Speed Distance 10.05 -Indian Harbor 14
   

Day 3 Report

2010day3_1NEWPORT, RI, September 10 -- Not much in the way of sun but a full complement of northwest wind and a ripping ebb tide -- at least for a while -- greeted the 24 yacht-club teams in the U.S. Qualifying Series of the NYYC Invitational Cup, sponsored by Sperry Top-Sider and Jaguar North America. Preliminary rounds were completed on Thursday, and the fleet was divided into Gold in Sonars and Silver in J/22s. Yesterday’s scores are history.

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Day 2 Report: Bayview Yacht Club Leads Standings

2010day2NEWPORT, R.I. (September 9, 2010) – It has been two challenging and fast-paced days for 24 of the nation’s foremost yacht clubs who are on the waters of Narragansett Bay competing in the New York Yacht Club Invitational Cup U.S. Qualifying Series, sponsored by Sperry Top-Sider and Jaguar North America.

Split equally into fleets designated Red or Blue, the competitors have spent half of each day’s races in either NYYC’s Sonars or Sail Newport’s J/22s. Eight races were sailed on the opening day of the series, with an additional six completed today to determine who still has a chance to convert a top-three finish in the overall standings into a ticket to the NYYC Invitational Cup presented by Rolex to be held in September 2011.

Read more: Day 2 Report: Bayview Yacht Club Leads Standings

   

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