Competitor's Detailed Information"Rascal - USA 1425" |
| Registration Information: | |
| Owner's Name: | Bart Huthwaite, Jr. |
| Boat Name: | Rascal |
| From: | Royal Oak, MI USA |
| Representing Club: | Mackinac Island Yacht Club |
| Registered Crew: | 6 |
| Course: | 1925 Course |
| Division: | Division II - 1925 Course |
| Racing Class: | Class Q - Cruising |
| Entry Status: |
Application Complete
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| Rating and Other Information: | |
| Skipper: | Bart Huthwaite, Jr. |
| ORC Cert. Ref.: | 04560003CK2 |
| Race Rating: | 0.8310 |
| Rating Notes: | |
| Docking Assignment: | Harbor: B Zone or Well/Slip: B |
| Race Reported Times: | |
| Finish Time: | Tuesday - 07:09:11 |
| Elapsed Time: | 66:04:11 |
| Corrected Time: | 54:54:14 |
| Class Finish Place: | 22 |
| Overall Finish Place: | 142 |
| Boat Information: | |
| Sail Number: | USA 1425 |
| Boat Type: | Catalina 34 |
| Mfg. Date: | 1998 |
| Length: | 34 |
| Draft: | 4.25 |
| Beam: | 11.75 |
| Hull Color: | White |
| Spinnaker Colors: | Red, White and Blue |
| Registration #: | MC 1238 RV |
| Registration State: | Michigan |
| USCG Document #: | |
| Crew List: | |
| Andrew Doud: | Mackinac Island, MI |
| Mike Gidley: | Mackinac Island, MI |
| Mike Hegarty: | Mackinac Island, MI |
| Bart Huthwaite: | Royal Oak, Michigan |
| Charles Huthwaite: | Rochester, MI - Michigan |
| Jason St. Onge: | Mackinac Island , MI |
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About Rascal... Rascal, a 1998 Catalina 34 from the Mackinac Island Yacht Club (MIYC) is being crewed by the first ever all Mackinac Island Crew. Jason St. Onge, the island's fire chief and owner of the Cannonball Oasis came up with the idea and enlisted the support of Bart Huthwaite, Jr. a longtime island cottager and current Treasurer of the MIYC, Andrew Doud, Owner of Doud's Market and other family-owned businesses, Mike Gidley, a past Commodore of the MIYC, Mike Hegarty the current Rear Commodore of the MIYC and Bart's son Chaz Huthwaite. This will be the first race for half of the crew and while they don't have any illusions of grandeur in terms of their place, they're sure to have the support of the entire island.
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