ISSA Fleet Racing Championship (Mallory Trophy)

Twenty-six races, thirteen in each division, were held on the Charles River at MIT Sailing in dry, but overcast conditions. The initial breeze at report time was a light southeasterly, prompting a brief delay. As the breeze shifted east and built, racing commenced. The breeze held direction, building to a nice 10-15 knots, making for some excellent and closely competed racing. Three requests for redress were filed, and two were granted. While a few protests were reported to the finish boat, none were filed.

This event was made possible through the efforts of the following people: Fran Charles, principal race officer Mike Kalin and Matt Lindblad, course management Jeff Dusek, John Mouthrop, and David Larson, judges Andrew Nugnes, finish boat Carl Zimba, scorer Meaghan, social media Roger Rawling, assisted by Rob Hurd, NESSA Representative Tim Hogan, ISSA Representative Stew Craig and Hugh Dougherty, drone and livestream Ken Legler, play-by-play announcing Ian Campbell and Matt Aiello, dock staff

Fourteen races, seven in each division, were held on the Charles River at MIT Sailing. The weather was quite different form Saturday, with a light rain and a 5-10 knot breeze that started from the northeast, shifting to the north. One request for redress were filed and not granted. One protest was reported to the finish boat, filed, and disallowed.

This event was made possible through the efforts of the following people: Fran Charles, principal race officer Mike Kalin and Matt Lindblad, course management Jeff Dusek, John Mouthrop, and David Larson, judges Andrew Nugnes, finish boat Carl Zimba, scorer Meaghan, social media Roger Rawling, assisted by Rob Hurd, NESSA Representative Tim Hogan, ISSA Representative Stew Craig and Hugh Dougherty, drone and livestream Ken Legler, play-by-play announcing Ian Campbell and Matt Aiello, dock staff

The following chart shows the relative rank of the teams as of the race indicated. Note that the races are ordered by number, then division, which may not represent the order in which the races were actually sailed.

The first place team as of a given race will always be at the top of the chart. The spacing from one team to the next shows relative gains/losses made from one race to the next. You may hover over the data points to display the total score as of that race.