Final Standings

Final Standings for the J/24 North American Championship
Congratulations to top finishers:

  • 3 Big Dogs -- Pat Toole
  • Tundra Rose -- Keith Whittemore
  • Tremendous Slouch -- Scott Milne

We extend our sincere thanks to all of the staff, volunteers, sponsors, and participants for a successful regatta.

Big Dogs Take North American Title on Final Day

 
             Pat Toole and the crew of 3 Big Dogs from Santa Barbara, Calif., put together five solid races Sunday to win the J/24 North American Championship, hosted by Corinthian Yacht Club of Seattle. It was the first victory in a major regatta for the “Dogs” who sail out of the Santa Barbara Yacht Club.

            “It was a great day of sailing – our best ever,” Toole said after the win.

Slouch Fires Three Bullets, Takes Lead on Day 2

             Scott Milne and the crew of Tremendous Slouch picked the right time to step up their game Saturday, lodging three bullets in the J/24 North American Championship regatta and launching themselves into an impressive lead with one day remaining in the three-day event.

Day 2 Photo Gallery

Big Dogs Lead after First Day of North Americans

             Who was the big dog on the race course at the J/24 North Americans in Seattle on Friday? It was 3 Big Dogs of Santa Barbara, Calif., helmed by Pat Toole, which notched a third and a first place on Puget Sound in tricky conditions.

            “It was just a good day,” Toole said of the day’s performance after returning to Shilshole Bay Marina.

Last Fling before Racing Begins: Photo Gallery

 To see a gallery of photos from the pre-race barbecue May 20 at the Quantum sail loft in Seattle, click here.

Getting Ready for the North Americans: Photo Gallery

 A gallery of photos showing J/24 sailors and measurers getting ready for the 2010 North American Championship Regatta in Seattle. To see the photos, click here.

Whittemore Handicaps the North Americans

Keith Whittemore, a perennial leader of the Seattle J/24 fleet and a top finisher in several world championships, agreed to a request from this web site to  single out some of the boats to watch in the class North American Championships, May 20 - 23 on Puget Sound. Not surprisingly, Keith picked his own boat, Tundra Rose, as one of those with a chance to win the regatta. There aren't really any dark-horses in his other picks. All are seasoned competitors who could win the regatta, which is the first continental J/24 competition ever held in Seattle.

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