A blustery forecast greeted us today in Miami but didn’t materialize. We tightened our settings anticipating a breezier race but still had good speed as the wind fizzled out as the weather moved across northern Florida. Chris and I broke out to the right hand side after starting near the boat end but ultimately had more breeze on the left over the 2.1 mile beat. We rounded in the mid twenties and watched about 7 boats pull off the course after brig labeled dsq for a black flag starting penalty. At one point down the run we were probably 10th but couldn’t consolidate our efforts ultimately crossing the finish in 14th. Slowly but surely we’re cruising up the scoreboard in 18th before the throwout comes into play tomorrow.
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Zissou
Nice work, guys. Way to work through the adversity. Keep up the momentum…and keep bulldoggin’ like them Georgetown Hoyas!
