Expectations for the Emerald City
From Thunderbirds to trimarans, the 2011 Sperry Top-Sider Seattle NOOD promises a wide variety of one-design competition.
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From Thunderbirds to trimarans, the 2011 Sperry Top-Sider Seattle NOOD promises a wide variety of one-design competition.
Team Crack of Noon puts the ol’ girl in the water for another summer season in Newport’s J/24 Fleet 50.
More than 250 boats in 16 divisions competed in this Lowcountry affair. Photos by Billy Black
In a light-air finale, Mike and Beth Eckstein’s Detroit-based Demon Rum team took the six-boat Tartan 10 division. See results for all 16 divisions.
In a shifty, unpredictable breeze, staying at the front of pack can be harder than getting there in the first place. One key is to minimize leverage, aka risk, when you can.
General info for competitors
Christophe Favreau shares images from this 87-boat affair in Hamilton Island, Australia. Follow the racing in the Finish Line forum.
You know the outcome of a race if the tactician spastically strips his baseball cap from his head and heaves it to the ground: “Thwap!” goes the hat as it smacks the cockpit sole . . .
The 2011 Sperry Top Sider San Diego NOOD will see Buccaneer 18 sailors making like pirates and the debut of a new International 14, the Paul Bieker-designed B6.
Regatta organizers Charleston Ocean Racing Association and South Carolina Maritime Foundation announce partnership with makers of the original boat shoe.
In the heat of competition, what you say is as important as when, and how you say it.
By carefully executing our last-day strategy, we were able to sail away with victory in the Farr 30 fleet.
From Thunderbirds to trimarans, the 2011 Sperry Top-Sider Seattle NOOD promises a wide variety of one-design competition.
Team Crack of Noon puts the ol’ girl in the water for another summer season in Newport’s J/24 Fleet 50.
More than 250 boats in 16 divisions competed in this Lowcountry affair. Photos by Billy Black
In a light-air finale, Mike and Beth Eckstein’s Detroit-based Demon Rum team took the six-boat Tartan 10 division. See results for all 16 divisions.
In a shifty, unpredictable breeze, staying at the front of pack can be harder than getting there in the first place. One key is to minimize leverage, aka risk, when you can.
General info for competitors
Christophe Favreau shares images from this 87-boat affair in Hamilton Island, Australia. Follow the racing in the Finish Line forum.
You know the outcome of a race if the tactician spastically strips his baseball cap from his head and heaves it to the ground: “Thwap!” goes the hat as it smacks the cockpit sole . . .
The 2011 Sperry Top Sider San Diego NOOD will see Buccaneer 18 sailors making like pirates and the debut of a new International 14, the Paul Bieker-designed B6.
Regatta organizers Charleston Ocean Racing Association and South Carolina Maritime Foundation announce partnership with makers of the original boat shoe.
In the heat of competition, what you say is as important as when, and how you say it.
By carefully executing our last-day strategy, we were able to sail away with victory in the Farr 30 fleet.
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