Mount Gay Round Barbados Race Series Day 2 Leading Contenders Begin to Emerge with One Day to Go
Photo Credit:Â Peter Marshall/MGRBR After two days of racing in the Mount Gay Round Barbados Race Coastal Series, leading contenders for the overall honours are beginning to emerge. Racing for most classes began with a circuit of Carlisle Bay before heading on an
Mount Gay Round Barbados Race Series 2015 Racing Underway in Classic Caribbean Conditions
Photo Credit:Â Peter Marshall/MGRBR Competitors were treated stunning conditions on the opening day of the Mount Gay Round Barbados Race Series 2015 with winds up to 20kts generally from the east-north east, and big rolling waves. This regatta, which runs until 24 January
Mount Gay Round Barbados Race Series 2015 Island Prepares for Opening Race Next Week
Photo Credit:Â Peter Marshall/MGRBR With just over a week until the start of 2015 Mount Gay Round Barbados Race Series (16-24 January), the party atmosphere on the beautiful Caribbean island of Barbados is beginning to heat up. Organised by Barbados Cruising Club in
Mount Gay Round Barbados Race Series 2015 Count Down to Caribbean Opener
The arrival of the first overseas yachts into Bridgetown, including British VO70 Monster Project marks the start of the countdown of the 2015 Mount Gay Round Barbados Race Series, which is taking place from 16-24 January.This event, which kick starts the Caribbean
Mount Gay Round Barbados Race Series 2015 Record breakers prepare for Caribbean favourite
Bridgetown, Barbados (30, September 2014): Race teams planning next season’s calendar could do worse than sign up for the Mount Gay Round Barbados Race Series 2015 which runs from 16-24 January. This event, which kick starts the Caribbean race season, was
Mount Gay Round Barbados Race Series round-up Prize Giving party concludes highly successful 2014 event
Bridgetown, Barbados (23 January, 2014): The new format Mount Gay Round Barbados Race Series, incorporating a series of coastal races as well as the iconic Mount Gay Round Barbados Race, and a final 300-mile sprint to Antigua to tie up
