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Sails
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ELLIOTT / PATTISON SAILMAKERS
represent an outstanding value in today's
market. We have been
in business since 1971 and during that
time have earned a global reputation for quality designed, custom
built racing, cruising, and multihull sails.
All of our custom sails are
Made in America,
each one designed and built
at our loft in Newport Beach,
for performance
and quality you can trust.
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Race
Updates:
* denotes partial Invnetory
Malibu and Return, Berger #1
1st Class B
Klexy Ed Jenkins
1st Cruise A
Celerity* Moorhead/Bilson
Dana Point Season Championship - Doras Britt Trophy
1st Overall: Sedona Bruce
Lotz
Dana Point Series
1st Overall, 1st Clacc C: Sedona Bruce Lotz
Mercury National Championship
Pat Bradley wins the 2011 Nationals, the
6th of his career!
Capri 25 National Championship
Congratulation to Bill Brennom and Family on "Code Blue"* winner of this
year's National Championship Regatta
The first 9 boats all used Elliott / Pattison Sails
J105 Southern California Championship
3rd Place - David Vieregg*
Pacific NW Multihull Championship
2nd place - Osprey*
Trans Pac
Paddy Wagon Richard Mainland
3rd Place Division 6
Berger Series Overall
1st Class C HitchHiker
Doug Johnstone
2nd Class C Teaser
Mike Guccione
Vic - Maui Race
1st to Finnish - Terremoto!* Scott and Susan Burtbank
2nd Overall, 2nd in Class
Pacific
Cup:
2nd Division A - Friction Loss Shawn Ivie
Single
Handed Trans Pac
2nd Class B, 3rd Overall - Harrier "The General"
Ken Roper
"Fame"
Dennis Conner's beautifully restored 100 year old schooner designed
by B.B. Crowninshield and built by Rice Brother's Yard in Boothbay,
Maine. She was launched to celebrate her 100th birthday on July 12,
2010, complete with a new set of ELLIOTT / PATTISON sails.
Photo by Bob Grieser/Outsideimages.co.nz
Chris Welsh has written
an incredible chapter to the long and famous history of the Spencer
64 Ragtime. After undertaking an extensive restoration
and update with the help of
Alan
Andrews Yacht Design, and working
comprehensively
with Elliott / Pattison
Sailmakers to develop new sail inventories for both the Tahiti Race
and the Sydney Hobart Race, he has sailed her to an enviable record
in 2008.
The final tally:
1st Overall, LA-Tahiti, 3600 miles
1st Overall, Coastal Classic/Bay of Islands Race, 130 miles
2nd Overall, White Island Race, 350 miles
1st, Div 2, Sydney-Hobart, 630 miles
1st, Anniversary Day Race
1st, Millenium Cup Pacific Division
1st, Classic Series
Plus sailing around Tahiti, Tahiti-Tonga-New Zealand, Auckland-Sydney,
Hobart-Auckland, and now starting Auckland-Hawaii-LA. Somewhere
around
16,000 miles in total, on top of the 140,000 miles the boat has already
covered.
Photo credit:
David Bray
Yachts
D4MP Membrane Sails
Mumm 30 Lt Jib
Cal 25 Main
Olson 911S #1
Olson 911S #1
Load Path Sails
Flying Tiger 10M
Reynolds 33
Antrim 40 "XL"
Farr 43 "Kai Mana"
more pictures
PSSA Guadalupe Island Race 2010
Ragtime - Chris Welsh, Mark Ivey: 1st Overall
1st Doublehanded
Runaway - Eric & Robin Lambert:
2nd Overall 2nd Doublehanded
(partial)
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