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There were 22 boats from five countries in the Nespresso 18′ Skiff International Regatta for the Mark Foy Trophy but, really, only one country owns San Francisco Bay this week. On alternating days when Team New Zealand was trouncing Oracle Team USA, the Mark Foy was strictly a clash between Kiwis—Alex Vallings’ C-Tech and David McDiarmid’s Yamaha. Nobody else was close. Each scored 11 points and had the same number of firsts (5) and seconds (4), so it came down to who finished ahead in the 10th and final race: Vallings, first to McDiarmid’s fourth, which became one of the latter’s two throwouts.
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