Gilman Hackel USA reclaimed rank 1 in the large 190 boat Optimist fleet ahead of Griggs Diemar USA in the final races. The best European Alexandros Ioannidas GRE finished on rank 5. ----- In the Lasers 4.7, José-Arturo Diaz USA climbed on top in the final races. ----- The Nicholas Reeser USA defended rank 1 in the Lasers Radial. ----- In the Lasers Standard, Will Foox USA booked a clear victory. ----- Same situation in the 420s where the overall win of Jordan Bruce/Ryan Wahba USA was never in question. ----- Good wind conditions prevailed again on the final day of the 2019 Miami Orange Bowl allowing all fleets to held two races. ----- All ranking lists and the event facebook page.

The favorable Biscayne Bay conditions allowed again to complete three races by class on the third day of the Orange Bowl Regatta. ----- Griggs Diemar USA, day ranks 3/1/2, replaced Gilman Hackel USA on top of the large Optimist fleet. Alexandros Ioannidas GRE on the 5th place remains the best European. ----- No change on top of the Lasers: In the 4.7, Jackson McAliley USA remains on rank 1, Nicholas Reeser USA keeps the top place in the Radials and Will Foox USA extended his lead in the Standards on 8 points. ----- Rayne Duff/Savannah Young ISVdefended rank 1 in the 420s. ----- All results and the event facebook page.

After 6 races completed at the traditional Miami Orange Bowl, Gilman Hackel USA is first in the Optimists, the largest class with 190 participants from 11 nations. Griggs Diemar USA and Tyler Lamm USA follow on the ranks 2 and 3. Alexandros Ioannidis GRE on rank 5 is the best European. ----- In the Lasers Radial, Nicholas Reeser USA is first, the best Laser Standard helmsman is Will Foox USA and in the Lasers.4.7, Jackson McAliley USA is in front. ----- Leaders in the 77 boat 420 fleet are Rayne Duff/Savannah Young USA. ----- All ranking list and the event facebook page.