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Maybe not at windmills, but “Quixotic” was tilting nonetheless. Art Tierney’s Bristol 35 buries a little rail — and sail — bearing down on a mark in Sunday’s race.

Not for the timid… The sailboats “Kailani” and “Kaulike” arrive at the mark at about the same time, from two different approaches. . . .

No T-boning ensued. “Kailani” and “Kaulike” rounding the mark.

An Irwin 30, “Kaulike” out of Jacksonville took third place in the Cruising A division. Brian Soliz says it was the crew’s first race.

JC Cappelmann, Director of Operations at River Dunes Grace Harbor Marina, announced the winners under the big tent Sunday afternoon.

“Aquila,” an Islander 30, after one of the marks in Sunday’s Leukemia Cup race. John Jackson’s boat was first across the finish line and when all the calibrations had been made with PRHF ratings, was tops in the Cruising A class of boats.

Carol and Ken Small were honored for raising the 3rd highest amount for leukemia research. Ken, on behalf of the Oriental Dinghy Club, was also a race organizer.

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Posted Tuesday June 7, 2011 by Melinda Penkava