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Welcome
to
2001
International Lightning Class
North American Championships
August 7-17, 2001
Fleet 301- Lake Champlain
welcomes you to...
"A Taste of Vermont"
Update: Aug 17, 2001
We're done! 3 races -
It blew 12 to 22 from the south
So much for light and variable...
Final Results
Blue
Green
Yellow
Update: Aug 16, 2001
08:00
It's
bowin' twenty on the broad lake, but I expect it will be somewhat less
on the bay... and we are tryin' for three! Wish us luck!
This takes a bit of
time to load, but it gives you a good idea of how we managed 100 boats
in a small club. Panorama
view
Update: Aug 15, 2001
No wind... played
Fastiggi-Lightning trivia
Results now include
protests... it was a long night
Update: Aug 14,
2001
101 boats officially entered in the NAs - Competitor
List. We'll be posting daily reports and results. Practice
Race sailed on Saturday. Qualifying Races
are complete and final series fleets
have been determined. They sailed Races 1 & 2 & 3 today.
Results are VERY PRELIMINARY! There are a lot of protests in all
fleets, so expect changes between now and tomorrow morning!
Regarding fun
stuff to do here -
Our entertainment schedule features a welcome reception at
both the NAs and the WJM, just following the opening ceremonies and
competitors meetings for both events. These two receptions will
feature some great Vermont Cheeses and Snack food, as well as a cash
bar catered by Rozzi's Lakeshore Tavern.
We'll have two nights of our famous Bove's
Lasagna Dinner - (Lots of great food) Wednesday the 8th
during the WJM, and Tuesday the 14th during the NAs.
Also on Sunday night (August 12th)
We'll be having a pig roast at the
club, which will be great!
Wednesday (8/15) after sailing we'll
have a "Lightning Trivia"
contest at the beer tent complete with prizes.
Also - We'll have complimentary Bagels,
Juice, and Coffee each morning during the race days at the
club.
On the measurement days our "Welcome
Grill" snack bar will be open for business right at
the club for lunch - burgers, dogs, chips, and soda will be available
for lunch from 11 to 2 during measurement.
We've left you a few free nights as
well to sample some of our areas great restaurants. There really are a
lot of good ones and you really can't go wrong if you just walk in
anywhere. If you'd like to plan ahead, check out the chamber
of commerce.
There are also some great bike and
walking paths, skateboard park, mountain biking, etc. ask the locals
when you get here!
We're looking forward to seeing you all
here. Please let us know if there's anything we can do for you!
Bill
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