Bermuda International Invitational - Snyder takes J24's

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1:17 PM Sat 1 May 2010 GMT

'Scott Snyder's Team USA 194 - Bermuda International Invitational Race Week 2010' Talbot Wilson

Scott Snyder from Colorado was the only international winner in all five classes. He and his crew from Colorado and New York took first place in the J24 Class.

Snyder got off to an amazing start with five firsts in the first five races. Then on Thursday he got a two, four, three score. He and his crew computed the possibilities of anyone beating them if they dropped two DNS 12 point scores, and they didn't have to race on Friday to win first place. Snyder's team had 14 points.

Trevor Boyce also had two 12-point scores from earlier races in which he retired after finishing. With his dropped scores he moved back into second place with 18 points. Peter Rich finished third one point back with 19 points.

by Talbot Wilson

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