A perfect sailing day at the North American Championship in Kingston

Two beautiful races with a nice blow from 12 to 17 knots with some swells starting to build, and very close racing. The only problem was the new self-positioning marks... they are too small, impossible to be seen, once at the second race even with some Etchells ahead rounding the same mark almost all Solings ended up overstanding the first weather mark. The first race won by CAN 230 Ross Findlater, John McNeil and Gord Devries had a close fight with CAN 1 Bill Abbott, Joanne Abbott and Matthew ...  read more

A Championship valid despite the rain

A complete different wind blew right in front of the Portsmouth Olympic Harbor, this time coming from the South, it was light breeze that allowed the Solings start their racing right went it was scheduled (1100 hs. ), the start had CAN 233 with Tom Freeman, Dave Valdestra and Steve Donker returning to clear their early start and shooting to the right side of the course, while the fleet battle in the middle left section of the course, despite CAN 1 with Bill Abbott, Joanne Abbott and Matthew God ...  read more

Two races at the North American Championship

The heat wave was gone and clouds came into Kingston, with a nice East to Northeast wind that came 12 to 14 knots at the first race, the one went to left but it came back to the right, CAN 230 with Ross Findlater, John McNeil and Gord Devries all the way to the left took the best of the first beat rounding first to not lose the lead and take the first bullet of the event. CAN 1 Bill Abbott, Joanne Abbott and Matthews Godfrey finished second, the first time in a Soling for the young Matthews. L ...  read more

Spring Series crushed by John McGrane, Matt White and John Kish at USA 833

Two races completed the series out of Annapolis this Sunday, a fantastic summer day with a light breeze from the South, a bit more than the first three races on Saturday, this brought smiles at the sailors faces. This edition of the Spring series had not only a great turnout, but also a large number of newcomers crewing the Soling for the first time, Andrew Murchie crewed at two different boats, Joseph McGeady(17), Jim King, Matt Sheridan, Jack & Robert, all had their first try, judging by th ...  read more

Spring series under a heat wave

The Severn Sailing started racing their traditional Spring series, it had a full summer weather, hot, sunny and with typical light winds from the South, a condition that local heroes know the best, as an aggregate the multiple direction chop waves, created by all boaters rushing nowhere back and forward, unbelievable senseless. Race Officer Barbara Vobsbury placed three races, windward / leeward with two laps of approximately 0.7 Nm, three clean starts and those sailing to the right alway ...  read more

The wind absence was the protagonist at the Friendship Cup

Another summer day, really hot, with a slow morning after a great evening yesterday where a great table was set and a fantastic meal served by the RCNM, with a goat salad as starter, then entrecot and French fries and as dessert profiteroles, water, wine and beer kept coming to a point a bunch of sailors continued the party after the dinner and one drink leads to another and finally they had to stay at the club and sleep in the youth rooms. Probably it was a non-planned snoring festival. Af ...  read more

A fantastic day at the Friendship cup

The wind was late to arrive, but it came, despite the schedule planned to happen at 1200hs, 15:00 the first race started sharp after a schedule modification which races to race, Race Officer – Angel Puente wanted to grant at least one more race to each team, but at the end it was a fantastic day, the wind finally came in all races where raced in a different order but even with hiking situations just time to time, let’s not get greedy here. The day had everything, even the team of b ...  read more