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April 6, 2002 -Annapolis, Maryland USA - With a scoreline of six firsts and two seconds Harry Melges, helming for Jeff Ecklund, won the 2002 Melges 24 North American Championships with a race to spare.
Three more great races saw Harry Melges, helming for Jeff Ecklund, consolidate his lead in the Melges 24 North American Championship with three straight wins in Annapolis today.
Harry Melges, helming for Jeff Ecklund, dominated day one of the Melges 24 North American Championships in Annapolis today with a 2, 1, 2 scoreline.
The final day of racing in Marseille saw more light and shify conditions with the southerly wind nevergetting above 10 knots.
With nine races now completed in Marseille's SNIM Regatta Englishman Jamie Lea, helming for Richard Thompson, has established a comfortable 29 point lead ahead of Italy's Mario Zilliani.
Sixty nine boats from nine nations are gathered in the French Mediterranean port of Marseille to take part in the SNIM Regatta, the first event of the 2002 European Ranking Series. Day one brought beautiful clear skys and bright sunshine but a cold offshore breeze.
Last friday, the second of the Mediterranean Melges circuit race (after Primo Cup and just before SNIM in Marseille) took place in the beautiful location of Cassis, near Marseille.
With over 80 competitors expected for the SNIM Regatta in Marseille at Easter you might like to take the opportunity for some warm-up practise at the Cassis Cup on the French Mediterranean coast from 15-17 March.
This weekend's Cassis Cup (16-17 March) in the beautiful Mediterranean Port of Cassis is attracting a high entry as it provides the perfect tuning opportunity for the forthcoming SNIM Regatta at Easter.
With just a month to go to the North American Championship in Annapolis (3-6 April), Liz Filter from the Eastport Yacht Club has confirmed that we look set for a record turnout.