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½-1 Ton Race Two, Open

Date27 May 1900 — 13:30
StatusOlympic
LocationCercle de la Voile de Paris, Meulan
Participants29 from 2 countries
Format15 km.

Race Two took place three days after Race One of this class, on 27 May. Although 33 boats had entered this class, only 18 boats started race two of the ½-1 Ton Class, with the “Scotia,” winner of race one, as the only foreign entry. This time, only French yachts made the top three: Louis Auguste-Dormeuil with his “Carabinier” in first, “Scamasaxe” in second, and “Crabe II” in third place.

“Scotia” failed to repeat its previous successes and seven yachts failed to finish, while “Aschenbrödel” was not allowed to start and moved up one class. There were significant changes in the handicaps for Race Two, although the reason for this is not known. Prizes for Race Two were as follows: 1st – 1,500 francs; 2nd – 800 francs; 3rd – 500 francs; 4th – 250 francs; and 5th – 150 francs.

PosCompetitorsNOCAdjusted TimeActual TimeHandicapWeight
1CarabinierFRA3-27:073-13:2213:451.00 tonsGold
Louis Auguste-Dormeuil
2ScamasaxeFRA3-30:313-16:4613:451.00 tonsSilver
Marcel MeranÉmile Michelet
3Crabe IIFRA3-41:243-27:3913:451.00 tonsBronze
Jacques BaudrierJean Le BretFélix MarcotteWilliam MartinJules Valton
4ScotiaGBR3-45:463-32:0113:451.00 tons
Algernon MaudslayLorne CurrieJohn Gretton, Jr.
5Crabe IFRA3-50:453-37:0013:451.00 tons
Jean, Comte de Chabannes la Palice
6C.V.A.FRA3-52:523-40:0713:451.00 tons
François TexierAuguste Texier
7Suzon IVFRA3-59:273-45:4213:451.00 tons
L. Legru
8ArietteFRA4-08:103-54:2513:451.00 tons
Phocion Rossollin
9GalopinFRA4-17:234-05:4011:431.00 tons
Letot Dupland
10TornadeFRA4-19:524-06:0713:451.00 tons
Paul Couture
11Demi-MondaineFRA4-30:084-16:2313:451.00 tons
G. Pigeard
DNFCrocodileFRA
Jean Le Bret
DNFJeannetteFRA
Édouard Mézan de Malartic
DNFPierre-et-JeanFRA
Jean d'Estournelles de Constant
DNFVerveineFRA
Roosevelt
DNFColetteFRA
Albert Glandaz
DNFSidi-FekkarFRA
Paul de BoulongneGeorges PottierFaustin Jouët-PastréEugène Laverne
DNFHébéFRA
Maxime Desonches