Great but important. Our goal today is to run the seven races. They'll be big longer than the usual that we run for winter sailing. And we're probably going to go down into the cove over here. So after the last race, when you're really not up for doing the hard stretch, hike back in and you'll be more of a reach coming back to the beach. Okay, our goal is to have our first start at noon. And then after racing, we'll be back here. We have a dinner of barbecue set up and chance to warm up, chat and get up the scores. So we'll see you there. Great. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. People helping me on race committee, Eastern, my wife Vicki. Yay. Our brilliant Mark Vodopperator, Will Peters. Yay. And James Devons, who's joining the club this year as one of our lunch operators. Oh, yeah. Welcome. Wow. It was an interesting day. We started out with 22. And Darwinism connected up. So we'll just stick to the survivors. No, no. Give us a moment. So we're rewarding for the top three, but in fifth place was Jeff Beckwith. Fourth place, even after missing the first race was Andrew Roosevelt. All right. In third place, Paul Clifford. Yay. Congratulations, Paul. That's very nice. In second place, edging Paul out by one point that he would have tied and then lost the tiebreaker if he hadn't gone and hammered somebody at the left. The possible moment. Chris Pull. Yay. Yay. So, Doug. In first place, winning by 10 points. Oh, and sailing downwind, probably surfing 10% more than anybody else, Lawrence would