The June 2nd event took place at Surf City Yacht Club in New Jersey, and served as the US Singlehanded Championships Area C Elimination regatta. 7 races took place. Clay Johnson won the full rig class, with only 6 points after his drop, and Kelly McGlynn won the radial class, again with only 6 points. Photo Credit: Jon Deutsch, www.jdeutsch.com
A first-time big boat tactician discovers that it’s not nearly as easy or as much fun when everyone else is expecting you to make the right calls.
Over 100 boats competed in the Around the Island (Conanicut) race this past weekend, followed by the 158th New York Yacht Club Annual Regatta itself which had a showing of 133 boats. This is the oldest regatta in America. Photos by Billy Black/Rolex
_Mare _took the overall win at the 2012 Atlantic Cup presented by 11th Hour Racing. The series consisted of doublehanded offshore legs from Charleston, S.C., to New York, N.Y., and from N.Y. to Newport, R.I., along with inshore races. Photos by Billy Black. Click here to read more about the racing in our Finish Line forum.
[Click here to read Ryan O’Grady’s blogs from _Mare _and _Initiative
Ryan O’Grady recaps Leg 2 of the Atlantic Cup from Initiative__s, co-skippered by Americans Emma Creighton and Rob Windsor.
Media crewmember Ryan O’Grady gives a preview of the second leg of the Atlantic Cup. __
The hard-working MIT Engineers take to the Charles River to hone their racing, sportsmanship, and leadership.
Student athletes at Hobart and William Smith stay on top of their game despite the cold temperatures of Geneva, N.Y.
At the J/105 North Americans, Dave Reed loses sight of the reach mark and reflects on the trouble with triangle courses. Editor’s Letter from our October 2011 issue.
After winning the 2011 Sperry Top-Sider/ICSA Women’s National Championship, the University of Rhode Island Rams are a team to watch in coming years.
Privateer, a Cookson 50, claimed the win in the IRC Class, while the Quest 30 Samba captured the PHRF Class. SW‘s editorial team on the Swan 36 COCO held our own with a fifth place finish.
Read more about the race in our Finish Line forum.
At the 2011 Sperry Top-Sider Marblehead NOOD, Rob Gilliland is rekindling a passion for the sea.
The June 2nd event took place at Surf City Yacht Club in New Jersey, and served as the US Singlehanded Championships Area C Elimination regatta. 7 races took place. Clay Johnson won the full rig class, with only 6 points after his drop, and Kelly McGlynn won the radial class, again with only 6 points. Photo Credit: Jon Deutsch, www.jdeutsch.com
A first-time big boat tactician discovers that it’s not nearly as easy or as much fun when everyone else is expecting you to make the right calls.
Over 100 boats competed in the Around the Island (Conanicut) race this past weekend, followed by the 158th New York Yacht Club Annual Regatta itself which had a showing of 133 boats. This is the oldest regatta in America. Photos by Billy Black/Rolex
_Mare _took the overall win at the 2012 Atlantic Cup presented by 11th Hour Racing. The series consisted of doublehanded offshore legs from Charleston, S.C., to New York, N.Y., and from N.Y. to Newport, R.I., along with inshore races. Photos by Billy Black. Click here to read more about the racing in our Finish Line forum.
[Click here to read Ryan O’Grady’s blogs from _Mare _and _Initiative
Ryan O’Grady recaps Leg 2 of the Atlantic Cup from Initiative__s, co-skippered by Americans Emma Creighton and Rob Windsor.
Media crewmember Ryan O’Grady gives a preview of the second leg of the Atlantic Cup. __
The hard-working MIT Engineers take to the Charles River to hone their racing, sportsmanship, and leadership.
Student athletes at Hobart and William Smith stay on top of their game despite the cold temperatures of Geneva, N.Y.
At the J/105 North Americans, Dave Reed loses sight of the reach mark and reflects on the trouble with triangle courses. Editor’s Letter from our October 2011 issue.
After winning the 2011 Sperry Top-Sider/ICSA Women’s National Championship, the University of Rhode Island Rams are a team to watch in coming years.
Privateer, a Cookson 50, claimed the win in the IRC Class, while the Quest 30 Samba captured the PHRF Class. SW‘s editorial team on the Swan 36 COCO held our own with a fifth place finish.
Read more about the race in our Finish Line forum.
At the 2011 Sperry Top-Sider Marblehead NOOD, Rob Gilliland is rekindling a passion for the sea.
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