A brisk northwesterly cleared out the wet weather on the final day of the 2005 Lands’ End Annapolis NOOD, but the change did little to affect the sailing of Neil Sullivan’s team on his Melges 24 M-Phatic. They were rarely out of the top-five in a 39-boat fleet in a variety of conditions and won both the class’s national championship and the Overall Championship of the regatta.
After two days of rain, sun shines on final day of the 2005 Lands’ End Annapolis NOOD Regatta.
Final results for Beneteau 36.7, C&C; 99, J/105, J/35 and Mumm 30 classes.
Final results for J/29, J/80, Melges 24, Tripp 26 classes.
Final results for Alberg 30, Cal 25, Catalina 27, J/30 and S2 7.9 classes.
Final results for Etchells, J/22 and J/24 classes
Shiftings winds and hide-and-seek rain showers made for challenging conditions on Day 2 of the 2005 Lands’ End Annapolis NOOD. But all 17 classes got in three races in a southerly breeze. For complete results, click on the Annapolis NOOD page from the menu at left.
Preliminary results pending protest for Etchells, J/24 and J/22 classes
Preliminary results pending protest for Mumm 30, Beneteau 36.7, J/35, C&C; 99, and J/105 classes.
Prliminary results pending protest for Melges 24, J/29, Tripp 26, and J/80 classes.
Preliminary results pending protest for J/30, S2 7.9, Catalina 27, Alberg 30 and Cal 25 classes.
In a light easterly–and under threatening skies that were all bark and no bite–17 classes got in two or three races on the first day of the Lands’ End Annapolis NOOD. Understanding the current proved vital for John Edwards’ Rhumb Punch, which won both races in the J/29 class.
A brisk northwesterly cleared out the wet weather on the final day of the 2005 Lands’ End Annapolis NOOD, but the change did little to affect the sailing of Neil Sullivan’s team on his Melges 24 M-Phatic. They were rarely out of the top-five in a 39-boat fleet in a variety of conditions and won both the class’s national championship and the Overall Championship of the regatta.
After two days of rain, sun shines on final day of the 2005 Lands’ End Annapolis NOOD Regatta.
Final results for Beneteau 36.7, C&C; 99, J/105, J/35 and Mumm 30 classes.
Final results for J/29, J/80, Melges 24, Tripp 26 classes.
Final results for Alberg 30, Cal 25, Catalina 27, J/30 and S2 7.9 classes.
Final results for Etchells, J/22 and J/24 classes
Shiftings winds and hide-and-seek rain showers made for challenging conditions on Day 2 of the 2005 Lands’ End Annapolis NOOD. But all 17 classes got in three races in a southerly breeze. For complete results, click on the Annapolis NOOD page from the menu at left.
Preliminary results pending protest for Etchells, J/24 and J/22 classes
Preliminary results pending protest for Mumm 30, Beneteau 36.7, J/35, C&C; 99, and J/105 classes.
Prliminary results pending protest for Melges 24, J/29, Tripp 26, and J/80 classes.
Preliminary results pending protest for J/30, S2 7.9, Catalina 27, Alberg 30 and Cal 25 classes.
In a light easterly–and under threatening skies that were all bark and no bite–17 classes got in two or three races on the first day of the Lands’ End Annapolis NOOD. Understanding the current proved vital for John Edwards’ Rhumb Punch, which won both races in the J/29 class.
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