The Hutch Files, Quantum Key West Race Week: To the Top
After their hump-day slump, taking a good hard look on where and how to turn things around made the difference.
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After their hump-day slump, taking a good hard look on where and how to turn things around made the difference.
On the final day of racing, Quantum Racing digs deep to take the win.
Light air gets Jonathan thinking about what’s fast in the light stuff, and a better way to deal with OCS starts.
No one Key West Race Week is the same, but the rewards remain unique.
With all the talent assembled in Key West, there are many opportunities to ask and learn.
Ergin Imre’s Provezza crew go into the one race final day showdown holding a two points cushion over three boats all locked up on the same points tally.
For Quantum Racing, some basic mistakes get compounded, and the net result isn’t good.
The teamwork is clicking on Easy Tiger, and we know what needs to be done to to get ourselves up the standings, so Thursday is our day to make a move.
When you’re feeling off the pace, we learn, widen the groove and then bring it back to center.
It’s hard enough to be consistent in any TP52 event. Key West can be all that much harder.
Win or lose, it’s always a matter of perspective. Be confident in yourself and your breaks will come.
From the grand-prix game, to the America’s Cup and on down to the J/70, this guy has found his new excitement in sailing.
After their hump-day slump, taking a good hard look on where and how to turn things around made the difference.
On the final day of racing, Quantum Racing digs deep to take the win.
Light air gets Jonathan thinking about what’s fast in the light stuff, and a better way to deal with OCS starts.
No one Key West Race Week is the same, but the rewards remain unique.
With all the talent assembled in Key West, there are many opportunities to ask and learn.
Ergin Imre’s Provezza crew go into the one race final day showdown holding a two points cushion over three boats all locked up on the same points tally.
For Quantum Racing, some basic mistakes get compounded, and the net result isn’t good.
The teamwork is clicking on Easy Tiger, and we know what needs to be done to to get ourselves up the standings, so Thursday is our day to make a move.
When you’re feeling off the pace, we learn, widen the groove and then bring it back to center.
It’s hard enough to be consistent in any TP52 event. Key West can be all that much harder.
Win or lose, it’s always a matter of perspective. Be confident in yourself and your breaks will come.
From the grand-prix game, to the America’s Cup and on down to the J/70, this guy has found his new excitement in sailing.
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