Lecoq Cuisine Racing: 2013

Thursday, May 30, 2013

Sunday, May 26, 2013

Next and last race should start @ 1:30pm, the winner of the race gets 7 pts, 2nd place 6 pts, 3rd place 5 pts, ...

1st place Bodaciuos Dream 47 pts

2nd place Lecoq Cuisine 45 pts

3rd place Icarus 40 pts

1st Race, May 25, 2013 Atlantic Cup

One point shy...

Lecoq Cuisine will be working very hard today to be first on the leaderboard, two more races to go...

Inshore Racing & Overall Point Standings


		Leg	Leg	In Shore Races					Total
Standings	Team	1	2	1	2	3	4	5	Points
1	118 – Bodacious Dream	14	14	5	2	7			42
2	121 – Lecoq Cuisine	12	12	7	5	5			41
3	116 – Icarus	8	6	6	7	6			33
4	106 – Gryphon Solo 2	6	10	4	4	4			28
5	54 – Dragon	4	8	2	6	1			21
6	90 – 40 Degrees	10	4	1	3	2			20
7	39 – Pleiad	2	2	3	1	3			11

Busy waters in Newport

While the race was going on a cruise boat and a barge pass by, at the same time, there was a VX One race going on... and lets not forget about the fog!

Good Morning!

Today is the last day of the 2013 Atlantic Cup and Lecoq Cuisine Racing is starting their morning the right way.

Saturday, May 25, 2013

Lecoq Cuisine won the first race!

Crossing the finish line

Leg 3: In Shore Series in Newport

The Inshore Series Competition will start in less than a hour

Leg 3: In Shore Series in Newport
May 25th & 26th – 11am - 4pm daily
Raced with a maximum crew of 6

Lecoq Cuisine's team

Boat crew:
Eric Lecoq
Conrad Colman
Rokas Milevičius
Mark Kroening
Nick Turcotte
Tony Quinn

Inland:

Yann Le Breton
Nadia Martinez

Track the race here

Friday, May 24, 2013

Video: 2013 Leg 2 New York to Newport

Team Lecoq!

Team Lecoq Cuisine is ready for racing, make sure to follow us tomorrow. Atlantic Cup

Mark Kroening, Rokas Milevicius, Nick Turcotte, Eric Lecoq, Tony Quinn and Conrad Colman

Tony Quinn, Mark Kroening, Rokas Milevicius, Nick Turcotte and Conrad Colman

Tony Quinn, Mark Kroening, Rokas Milevicius and Nick Turcotte

Leg 2: New York City-Newport Results

												Elapsed
	Starting Time:					Date	Finish Time					Time	Time	Leg	Leg
Team	H		M		S	Finished	H		M		S	H:M:S	Difference	Position	Points
118 – Bodacious Dream	14	:	05	:	00	20-5-13	20	:	09	:	39	36:09:39	0:00:00	1	14
121 – Lecoq Cuisine	14	:	05	:	00	20-5-13	20	:	14	:	38	36:14:38	00:04:59	2	12
106 – Gryphon Solo 2	14	:	05	:	00	20-5-13	20	:	19	:	50	36:19:50	00:10:11	3	10
54 – Dragon	14	:	05	:	00	20-5-13	20	:	27	:	28	36:27:28	00:17:49	4	8
116 – Icarus	14	:	05	:	00	20-5-13	20	:	37	:	36	36:37:36	00:27:57	5	6
90 – 40 Degrees	14	:	05	:	00	20-5-13	20	:	41	:	37	36:41:37	00:31:58	6	4
39 – Pleiad Racing	14	:	05	:	00	20-5-13	20	:	54	:	59	36:54:59	00:45:20	7	2

The croissant advantage

Team Lecoq Cuisine has no shortage of Croissants boost.

Freshly bake before a Newport training

Sunday, May 19, 2013

In case you have just started following...

The Atlantic Cup is a competition made up of three stages. The first stage is a long offshore, double-handed leg from Charleston, South Carolina to New York City. The second stage is a sprint leg, also double-handed from New York to Newport, Rhode Island. The third and final stage will be a fully crewed inshore series raced over a weekend in Newport.

The offshore leg started in Charleston, South Carolina Saturday, May 11th at 2pm.
1st place Bodacious Dream
2nd place Lecoq Cuisine

The sprint leg started in New York City Saturday, May 18th at 2pm.
1st place Bodacious Dream
2nd place Lecoq Cuisine

The third and final leg is the inshore series which will be run in Newport. May 25th & 26th – 11am-4pm daily.
For this stage the boats will be sailed with a maximum of six crew onboard. The start/finish line for all races will be just off Fort Adams. The inshore series will allow teams to push boats to their limits. Points will be awarded for each race and the skipper with the greatest amount of combined points from the offshore and the inshore series will win the Atlantic Cup!