Event Details
Date:
October 20, 2023 – October 22, 2023
Location:
Corinthian Sailing Club
White Rock Lake, Dallas, Texas
Competing for:
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Results & Reports
Regatta Documents
- Notice of Race
- Sailing Instructions
- Conditions
- Competitor List
- SafeSport handbook
- US Sailing Championships Code of Conduct
Other Information
Previous Winners
- 2024 – David Starck, Jenna Probst – Y – Flyer
- 2023 – Peter Feldman – DragonFlite 95 RC
- 2022 – Peter Keck – MC Scows
- 2021 – Connor Blouin, Samuel Blouin, JoAnn Fisher – Lightnings
- 2020 – Jake La Dow, Alexander Curtiss – Harbor 20s
- 2019 – Dalton Bergan, Benjamin Glass – Ideal 18s
- 2018 – Bill Draheim, Rod Favela – Raced in Y-Flyers
- 2017 – Steve Benjamin, Christopher Larson, Phil Trinter – Raced in Sonars
- 2016 – Paul Jon Patin – Raced in Sunfish
- 2015 – Brad Funk, Trevor Burd – Raced in VX:One
- 2014 – Mike Ingham, Delia Ingham,Dan Fien – Raced in Thistles
- 2013 – Brian Keane, Steve Hunt, Victor Diaz De Leon – Raced in Lightnings
- 2012 – Ed Eckert, Matthew Schmidt – C Scow- Raced in C Scows
- 2011 – Andrew Eagan, Marcus Eagan – Flying Scot – Raced in Flying Scots
- 2010 – Chris Raab, Robert Kinney – Mercury 18 – Raced in Ideal 18s
- 2009 – Skip Dieball – Highlander Champion – Raced in Lightnings
- 2008 – Doug Kaukeinen- Sunfish National Champion – Raced in Sunfish
- 2007 – Ernesto Rodriguez and Megan Place – Snipe National Champion – Raced in Snipes
- 2006 – Alan Field, Steve Hunt -Martin 242 Champions – Raced in Y Flyers
- 2005 – Michael Ingham, E. Baker, Delia Ingham – Thistle N Champions – Raced in Flying Scots
- 2004 – Michael Funsch, Jay Lurie – Vanguard 15 Champions- Raced in JY 15s
- 2003 – Allen Terhune – Lightning Champions -Raced in MC Scows
- 2002 – Bill Draheim, Natalie Mauney, Scott Mauney – Flying Scots – Raced in Flying Scots
- 2001 – George Szabo, Brian Janney – Star
- 2000 – Paul Foerster, Carrie Foerster – JY15
- 1999 – John Mollicone, Danny Rabin – JY 15
- 1998 – Kelly Gough, Heide Gough, Natalie Mauney – Flying Scots
- 1997 – George Szabo, Stacey Dumain – Lido 14s
- 1996 – George Szabo, Stacey Dumain – Lido 14s
- 1995 – Brian Taboada, Larry Colantuano -Lightning – Ideal 18s
- 1994 – Russell Robinson, Allan Robinson – 110
- 1993 – Russell Robinson, Mike Considine – 110
- 1992 – Paul Foerster – Flying Dutchman – raced in MC Scows
- 1991 – Jamie McCreary – International One-Design
- 1990 – Craig Leweck, Matt Reynolds – Lido 14
- 1989 – Bart Hackworth, Will Baylis – Santana 20 – raced in One-Design 14
- 1988 – Ed Adams, Meredith Adams – 1986 Champions
- 1987 – Paul Forester, Andrew Goldman, Bill Draheim – Flying Dutchman
- 1986 – Ed Adams, Meredith Adams, Geoff Moore – Snipe
- 1985 – Steve Rosenberg, Brodie Cobb, Jim Brady – Snipe
- 1984 – Riaz Latifullah, Barney Harris, Jud Smith – Albacore
- 1983 – Hobie Alter, Jr., Scott Ward – Hobie 18
- 1982 – John Kostecki – Sunfish
- 1981 – John Kolius, Chuck Wilk, Mark Foster – J/24
- 1980 – Dave Ullman, Jim Linskey – 470
- 1979 – Hobie Alter, Jr., Christian Banks – Prindle 16
- 1978 – Tom Linskey, Neal Fowler – Coronado 15
- 1977 – Tom Linskey, Jeff Linehart – Coronado 15
- 1976 Fall – Tom Ehman, Major Hall – Flying Scot
- 1976 Spring – Clark Thompson, Jr., Doug Johnston, Lawrence Daniel – Ensign
Resources
Hosting a US Sailing Championship
US Sailing Regulations Amended 2021-01-25
US Sailing Bylaws – Amended February 1, 2023
Waivers, Release of Liability, Code of Conduct
Airports: DFW or DAL
About This Event
Corinthian Sailing Club
White Rock Lake, Dallas, TX
October 20-22, 2023
Newly built, Radio Controlled DragonFlite 95
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SIs
NOR NOR I NOR 2 NOR 3
- Championship Waivers, Releases and Code of Conduct – All athletes must fill out a form prior to event date.
- The applicant must be a 2022-2023 one-design class U.S. National Champion, North American Champion, or World Champion helms-person, or crew, during the qualifying period August 8, 2022 to September 4, 2023. If a class championship is completed after September 4, 2023, the class champion will be eligible to apply for the 2024 Championship of Champions.
Timeline:
Qualifying period: August 8, 2022 – September 4, 2023
Applications due: September 12, 2023
Invitation to Register: September 13, 2023
Entry fees due: September 20, 2023
Practice day: October 20, 2023
Race Day: October 21, 2023
Race Day: October 22, 2023
- Application/Invitation process:
- Apply for an invitation- Each class champion should receive an email with application information. If you meet the selection criteria and do not receive an email from the US Sailing Championship of Champions Committee Member, Terrance Fraser, please contact- AdultChampionships@ussailing.org
- Applicants are encouraged to provide as much information as possible about their sailing career
- After the Application Deadline closes- the CofC selection committee will review all eligible applications
- All applicants will be notified by dates specified within the NOR via email of acceptance, wait-list placement or decline of acceptance- The list will be posted on the event website
- Selected sailors are to accept or decline invitation via email within terms listed within the invitation email. They are to move on to the registration phase by completing all online registration documents and make final registration entry fees by date specified within the NOR or in the invitation email
- Wait-list Applicants will be emailed as movement is made from the invited sailors list.
- Up to nineteen (19) applicants will be invited to attend this event. The twentieth (20th) competitor will be an invited Mystery Guest.
- Eligible late entries may be accepted or invited at the discretion of the US Sailing Championship of Champions Committee.
Championship Facts
- Racing will be limited to 19 invited competitors plus a “mystery guest”
- The championship is held in a different class each year – the provided boat for the 2023 event DragonFlight 95
- All competitors must be at least 18 years of age at time of the Championship of Champions regatta.
- All competitors must be current members of US Sailing,
- The winning class helm or crew must be members of their One Design Class Association and their representing class be members of US Sailing. Proof of membership will be requested upon application and registration USSA Member and Class Association Lookup Here
- The applicant must be a one design class; National, North American or World champion helms-person.
- As this Championship is held in the Corinthian spirit of competition, no skipper or crew may be paid to sail in this event.
- Boats are supplies and shall be new and identical and will be available for purchase to the helm at the end of the regatta.
- Classes in which the event has been held have included but not limited to:
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- Y-Flyers, Snipes, Hobie Cats, J-24’s, Sunfish, Ideal 18, Sonar, Harbor 20, Lightnings, and Etchells, MC Scows
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Past CofC Venue Locations and Class Boat Sailed
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- Invited mystery guests have included winners of the Rolex Yachtsman and Yachtswoman of the Year, Olympians, and other sailing luminaries:
- Mike Ingham 2021 – Lightning
- Sally and Stan Honey 2020 – Harbor 20
- Cory Sertl 2019 – Ideal 18
- Megan Ploch 2018 – Y Flyer
- Steve Benjamin 2017 – Sonar
- Paul-Jon Patin 2016 – Sunfish
- Brad Funk 2015- VX One
- Apply for an invitation- Each class champion should receive an email with application information. If you meet the selection criteria and do not receive an email from the US Sailing Championship of Champions Committee Member, Terrance Fraser, please contact- AdultChampionships@ussailing.org
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Championship History
Inaugurated in 1976, US Sailing selects up to nineteen competitors who are current national, North American, or World champions of their respective classes. Eligible are sailors who normally sail in the U.S., are members of US Sailing and are members of a club, class or association affiliated with US Sailing.
The Championship is named in honor of Jack Brown who was noted for his service as a judge, regatta organizer and member of US Sailing Committees.