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At the leeward mark, from left: Joan Butler (sail #88) with an original one-design sail; Nick Gazzolo (sail #162) racing with a MK II rig; developmental sail designer Scott Sandell (sail #22) note his MK III lower boom, made of black carbon fiber.
A dead downwind reach; so close to the wind being directly behind that half of the sailors are on a starboard broad reach the other half that are on a port broad reach. MICHAEL MELLA
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A dead downwind reach; so close to the wind being directly behind that half of the sailors are on a starboard broad reach, the other half are on a port broad reach. MICHAEL MELLA
From far left, Mark Webber (#888 MK III; placed third); Peter Beardsley (#3838 MK II; placed seventh); Denise Fenchel (no sail # MK I; placed eighth); Julie Lindell (#11 hidden; original one-design sail; placed fifth); far right Scott Sandell (#22 MK III; placed second). Scott is the developmental sail designer. MICHAEL MELLA
From left: Joan Butler, racing #88 with the original one-design sail, placed fourth; Scott Sandell, the developmental sail designer, racing #22 with his MK III rig, placed second and Peter Beardsely, on the right, racing #3838 with a MK II rig, placed seventh. MICHAEL MELLA
From far left, Mark Webber (#888 MK III; placed third); Sara Nightingale, owner of the Sag Harbor art gallery of the same name (#23, hidden; original one-design sail; placed first); Nick Gazzolo (#162; MK II; placed ninth); Denise Fenchel (no sail # MK I; placed eighth); Julie Lindell (#11; original one-design sail; placed fifth). MICHAEL MELLA
