After 3 days of racing the International One Design ()IOD) Fleet have now completed 8 of their scheduled 10 race series for the Vrengen Gold Cup at this year’s Bermuda International Invitational Race Week.
Race Officer Tom Clarke has loaded the front end of the Regatta with a maximum number of races due to the light wind forecast of Thursday.
Wednesday is a scheduled ‘spare day’ for the Regatta and Thursday’s forecast is currently calling for variable winds.
The current provisional standings for the overall series has Chester, Nova Scotia’s Peter Wickwire in first place with 14 Net Points, clear ahead of second place Mark Wincer from Haven Ports YC, UK who has 26 Net Points and Bermuda’s own Patrick Cooper has 31 Net Points and is in third place.
There is a protest hearing for race 8 between Peter McCausland and Paul Zupan.
The A series has been completed (first 5 races) and the final results are: Chester fleet (Wickwire), Haven Point Yacht Club (Wincer) and San Francisco Fleet (Zuppan) at first, second, third respectively.
Series B has two races completed of five – Bermuda’s Patrick Cooper is the current leader with Norway Martin Rygh and Canada’s Peter Wickwire trailing behind.
IOD Class
14 Peter Wickwire 26 Mark Wincer 31 Patrick Cooper 32 Martin Rygh 33 Urban Ristorp 35 Oliver Dix 39 Paul Zupan 40 William Reed 52 Ian Morrison 61 David Rockefeller 66 Jeremy Preston 72 Peter McCausland 79 Mike Conlin
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