Entries Lining up for 2017 Key West Race Week
Over 40 boats and 6 classes have already signed up to compete in the 2017 Quantum Key West Race Week.
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Over 40 boats and 6 classes have already signed up to compete in the 2017 Quantum Key West Race Week.
With the addition of 2 new full classes, the Melges 24 and the TP 52, the 2017 Key West Race Week is already shaping up to be huge.
The crew of Quantum Racing’s J/88, Deviation, weighs in on some dos and don’ts for getting your boat up to speed and off the line.
Hop onboard a Maxi 72 to get a look at what it’s like to sail with the pros at Quantum Key West Race Week.
With day 4 in the books, things are coming down to the wire in all the fleets and winners will be made or lost on the final day.
With no racing on day 2 in Key West, the action resumed Wednesday and the weather couldn’t have been better.
Sailing World’s Dave Reed lucked into a ride onboard the C&C 30 Nyabinghi for Quantum Key West Race Week. New class, new regatta, new team.
Check out the action from the first day of racing at the 2016 Quantum Key West Race Week.
The biggest regatta of the winter season is getting set for kick off and some of the bigget names in ORC and IRC will be throwing down.
For many racers, the winter means several months off the water, so how do you prepare for a big event like KWRW when you haven’t sailed since October?
The summer sailing season is at an end, but for the warm waters of Florida, there are still plenty of events to come this winter.
The C&C 30 One-design class is quickly establishing a serious name for itself, with no signs of slowing down through the winter.
Over 40 boats and 6 classes have already signed up to compete in the 2017 Quantum Key West Race Week.
With the addition of 2 new full classes, the Melges 24 and the TP 52, the 2017 Key West Race Week is already shaping up to be huge.
The crew of Quantum Racing’s J/88, Deviation, weighs in on some dos and don’ts for getting your boat up to speed and off the line.
Hop onboard a Maxi 72 to get a look at what it’s like to sail with the pros at Quantum Key West Race Week.
With day 4 in the books, things are coming down to the wire in all the fleets and winners will be made or lost on the final day.
With no racing on day 2 in Key West, the action resumed Wednesday and the weather couldn’t have been better.
Sailing World’s Dave Reed lucked into a ride onboard the C&C 30 Nyabinghi for Quantum Key West Race Week. New class, new regatta, new team.
Check out the action from the first day of racing at the 2016 Quantum Key West Race Week.
The biggest regatta of the winter season is getting set for kick off and some of the bigget names in ORC and IRC will be throwing down.
For many racers, the winter means several months off the water, so how do you prepare for a big event like KWRW when you haven’t sailed since October?
The summer sailing season is at an end, but for the warm waters of Florida, there are still plenty of events to come this winter.
The C&C 30 One-design class is quickly establishing a serious name for itself, with no signs of slowing down through the winter.
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