Please select your home edition
Edition
Leaderboard brokerage

J/24 North American Championship at The Florida Yacht Club - Day 1

by Chris Howell 16 Nov 2012 06:58 GMT 14-17 November 2012

Mollicone and Bream battle to lead

John Mollicone's 11th Hour Racing and Peter Bream's Team Tarheel are locked in a virtual tie on day 1 of the J/24 North American Championship in Jacksonville, FL. The teams duked it out all day, and each ended with 4 points over the two races. Mollicone kicked off the regatta with a win, followed by Bream and then Robby Brown's USA 799. In the day's other contest, Rossi Milev's Clean Air claimed the top spot, with Bream in second and Mollicone in third. Milev currently stands in third overall with 9 points.

Conditions in Jacksonville were cool and overcast, with winds starting at 6-8 knots and a slight chop before dying out for a while in the afternoon. The breeze then filled in for race 2 at 5-7 knots.

Twenty-nine teams are competing in the event at the Florida Yacht Club, and racing continues through Sunday. Live updates and results are available at www.j24northamericans2012.com

Related Articles

Complex, Controlled Coordination
Get it right and you'll have far more enjoyment when out on the water The International Paint Poole Regatta over the late May Bank Holiday long weekend in the UK was a superb yacht racing event. Posted on 29 May
2024 International Paint Poole Regatta overall
A gentle start, a boisterous middle day, and a fresh conclusion With a gentle start, a boisterous middle day, and a fresh conclusion, mostly in sunshine, the 2024 International Paint Poole Regatta organisers and competitors alike couldn't have asked more from the weather. Posted on 28 May
2024 International Paint Poole Regatta Day 2
Anything but a leisurely Sunday Competitors at the International Paint Poole Regatta had a boisterous day on the water in Poole Bay, with a building South Westerly breeze and sea state to match. Posted on 26 May
2024 International Paint Poole Regatta Day 1
A light start, sizzling racing and the odd wine-glass kite The sun was shining on Poole Bay on the first day of the International Paint Poole Regatta, but the wind took its time to fill in, leading to a postponement on all bay courses before the fleets could get racing under way. Posted on 25 May
California Offshore Race Week is here
The first leg starts off with the Spinnaker Cup, San Francisco to Monterey The 2024 California Offshore Race Week (CORW) is here and the excitement is buzzing. The series includes three separate races down the coast from San Francisco to San Diego. Posted on 24 May
J/24 Corinthian US National Championship
Held at Sayville Yacht Club in Blue Point, NY The second annual J/24 Corinthian US National Championship made its way east to Sayville Yacht Club in Blue Point, NY from May 15-19. Posted on 20 May
Poole Regatta attracts entrants from far and wide
The event has become a truly international affair With standard entries for the 2024 International Paint Poole Regatta closing on Sunday 19th May, the event has become a truly international affair with multiple yachts from France and the Netherlands signed up to race. Posted on 16 May
2024 SDYC Yachting Cup delivers thrilling finale
Blustery conditions for the final day of the event As a blustery weather front cleared Sunday morning to reveal clear blue skies and white caps at sea, sailors on the final day of Yachting Cup were excited to get out on the water in some 'sporty' conditions. Posted on 6 May
Sailing World Regatta Series at Annapolis
Knowledge of the Chesapeake Bay and its light, shifty winds paid off for local sailors Knowledge of the Chesapeake Bay and its light, shifty winds paid off for local sailors this weekend in the Helly Hansen Sailing World Regatta Series - Annapolis, as winners in 15 classes call the area home. Posted on 6 May
SDYC Yachting Cup 2024 kicks off
Light winds, with heavy competition What's Yachting Cup without on the water fierce competition, tasteful strategy, and a hint of chaos? The outside courses on the Coronado Roads gave way to quite the interesting turn of events for some. Posted on 5 May