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Title: American DN Team makes it to Lake Balaton, Hungary
Post by: Dan Connell on February 05, 2010, 06:34:02 PM
Greetings, we all made it to the regatta site in Hungary.  Great hotel, good food, big ice and promissing forecast.  Stay tuned for updates this week.  Commodore Connell request more funding for the team.  Dollars just aren't what they used to be....


Title: Re: American DN Team makes it to Lake Balaton, Hungary
Post by: Jim McDonagh [us5214] on February 06, 2010, 08:24:58 AM
Good Luck!



Title: Re: American DN Team makes it to Lake Balaton, Hungary
Post by: Dan Connell on February 07, 2010, 04:56:58 AM
Forecast in hungary was not as good as we thought.  Snow is now over the plank with out me standing on it.  Sprinter is loaded and pointed towards Austria.  I hope Rudi is waiting for us.  Stay tunned!!!!


Title: Photo from Ken Smith..
Post by: Geoff Sobering on February 07, 2010, 10:02:14 PM
Not very big, but there's ice...


Title: Re: American DN Team makes it to Lake Balaton, Hungary
Post by: Ayes on February 07, 2010, 10:30:49 PM
looks promising...  i hope they have a great regatta.


Title: Re: American DN Team makes it to Lake Balaton, Hungary
Post by: DN4099 on February 08, 2010, 12:30:33 PM
Saw on the European site they are at Neusidlersee in Austria.  Hope they remember that the driving laws in Czech Rep. are no tolerance for lets just say partying.  Rudi should be showing them a great time!  Good luck to all.  DN4099


Title: Day one Results up on Euro. site
Post by: DN4099 on February 08, 2010, 02:36:20 PM
Day one of World cup results posted on European site.
Mikael Burczynski P-114 leads after three races.  Ron Sherry had a 13, 1, and DNF so far.


Title: Re: American DN Team makes it to Lake Balaton, Hungary
Post by: Geoff Sobering on February 08, 2010, 02:37:57 PM
4099 Beat me to it!  ;D

Here's the link to the Results (http://www.thinkice.de/discus/messages/7/WORLDDNCHAMPIONSHIPSSWITZERLAND2010-24429.html)

"Team North-America":
Gold:
  J.R. Francis is 19th
  Ron Sherry is 22nd
  Aaron Stange is 37th
Silver:
  Mike Derusha's is 4th
  Wendell Sherry is 27th
  Danny Connel is 38th
  Ken Smith is 52nd
Bronze:
  Hal Bowman is 19th
  Bob Cummins is 34th


Title: Re: American DN Team makes it to Lake Balaton, Hungary
Post by: Ken Smith on February 09, 2010, 02:10:53 AM
Update on www.dnamerica.blogspot.com

www. dnamerica. blogspot. com

I am not sailing today, barely walking.

Ken


Title: Re: American DN Team makes it to Lake Balaton, Hungary
Post by: Geoff Sobering on February 09, 2010, 10:51:27 AM
I am not sailing today, barely walking.

Ken: sorry to hear about your crash.  Glad everybody walked away from it (more or less).
I hope you're able to heal enough to sail again before the end of the trip.

Cheers,

Geoff S.


Title: Re: American DN Team makes it to Lake Balaton, Hungary
Post by: Ken Smith on February 10, 2010, 03:49:38 PM
Award ceremony today.  Mike Derusha, Silver second, was the only US recepient.

Final Worlds US Team standings:

A
Ron Sherry  12
Aaron Stange  19
JR Francis  36

B
Mike Derusha 2
Wendell Sherry  43
Dan Connell  51
Ken Smith  55

C
Hal Bowman  26
Bob Cummins  58

First day of Europeans complete, four (smaller) fleets, qualifying races done, plus one additional gold and silver.  Scores are approximate.

Bernt Zeiger is in first with a 3-2
two are tied for second with a total of 8 points
Three including Ron Sherry are tied with 10 points.  Ron sailed a 1-9
Stanger and JR are also in gold, along with Mike Derusha who had a plank problem in one race but fixed it and made the time limit.

Wendell had a breakdown in one race in sliver.  Ken and Wendall are in silver fleet.

Hal, Dan and Bob are all in Bronze.  No Americans in D (Aluminum) fleet

more to follow when available.


Title: Re: American DN Team makes it to Lake Balaton, Hungary
Post by: Ayes on February 10, 2010, 04:24:10 PM
Thanks Ken,

Great result for Mike, I am sure that everyone gave it their best.  It is a huge win just getting to the regatta!  More than those of us sitting here reading your posts have done.

Hope the rest of the EC goes well for the US team.

Ayes