2024 Lake Townsend Mayors Cup - starts & parts from Flying Scot racing

Lake Towsend Yacht club hosts the Mayors cup the first weekend in June each year. It's typically lighter breeze and flat water which makes for comfortable racing. Super shifty and puffy both days. Pin favored start line, but lighter breeze at that end. Had to favor the left/port tack layline as puffs were big leftys.
Here's the list of clips:
0:00 Race 1 - Start
0:58 Race 1 - Avoid the clump of boats
1:27 Race 1 - 50 degree lift
2:50 Race 1 - WM1 - Rule 18.3 and 13
3:25 Race 3 - Start
5:38 Race 3 - WM1
6:11 Race 3 - LM1-Mexican Takedown or Kiwi drop
7:00 Race 4 - Start
8:02 Race 4 - Start-replay
8:25 Race 4 - LM1 - Lost starboard spin sheet
13:15 Race 4- LM2 - Takedown/Gybe/Gybe
15:40 Race 5 - Start
19:15 Race 5 - Weta trimaran speed
20:45 Race 5 - WM1 with Weta
28:50 Race 5 - LM1 roundings
30:54 Race 5 - WM2
36:15 Race 5 - LM2

[@SailingWithMyBrother]

Starts and parts, love the title. See you at NACs!! 🎉

[@jeremylewis4123]

Love to see your videos with clear technique, and the most educational part is clearing the spinnaker line wrapped around centerboard or just under the boat. You both worked dynamically to solve the problem. Start lines and Mark roundings are also valuable educational tools.

[@davidrink2]

Glad to help!

[@facebookcnp52]

Nice videos. Helpful. See you at CPYC.

[@facebookcnp52]

I am leery about removing the bolt at the rudder head to add the ring like you have. I may just use a small shackle to attach it.