A Spectacular End to a Great Regatta
The 36th Antigua Classic Yacht Regatta came to a successful close yesterday with tasty cream teas, fiercely competitive gig racing and the prize giving ceremony in the historic 18th century Nelson's Dockyard. The evening prize giving ceremony was held once again
The Weather Kept Us Guessing
The last day of racing at Antigua Classic Yacht Regatta started with no wind and grey skies resulting in the Race Officer postponing for an hour. Fortunuately, the clouds lifted and the winds returned enough for the race to start
It Couldn’t Have Been Better
The second day of racing at the Antigua Classic Yacht Regatta continued with perfect 12-15 knot trade easterly trade winds, it really couldn't have been better sailing conditions. Today the whole fleet completed the 20-mile Butterfly course from Cape Shirley
BVI’s Best Ever Spring Regatta: Solid Teamwork & Consistency Pay Off Under Challenging Conditions!
April 7, Nanny Cay, Tortola: Wrapping up day 3 of the 52nd BVI Spring Regatta, following several days of relentless high winds, competitors will importantly remember the final day of racing: a picture-perfect Caribbean racing day with temperatures in the
Great Racing & Sighs of Relief as Conditions Mellow on Day 2, BVI Spring Regatta
Day 2 of racing in the BVI Spring Regatta saw few lead changes with teams at the top of their class holding firm. Perfect Caribbean conditions prevailed in the high teens under blue skies, which was a relief to competitors
BVI Spring Regatta: Magnificent Mount Gay Race Day
YouTube: https://youtu.be/pyytLEnZX94?si=9YGqEmPMWpylZ0iC Mother Nature threw out another wild day on the water on Mount Gay Rum Race Day, day 1 of racing in the BVI Spring Regatta. Gusts to 30 knots and the occasional squall blasting through the three courses running
