Sailboat Race and Predicted Log

Without you we couldn’t have a regatta, of course.  Although we will have many activities throughout the day, the power and sailboat competitions will be the main events for competitors.  The success of our fund raising efforts depends on the full participation of our boating members.  Both events are intended to be fun yet competitive with perpetual and take home trophies going to the winners.

We also appreciate those of you who will take along co-skippers (see below).  These folks are very excited to be a member of your crew. Power and sailboat entries receive a “Skipper's Bag” filled with lots of cool goodies generously donated by organizations like Jordano’s, West Marine, Seacoast & the yacht club.  They also receive a Yachts of Love hat and a bottle of wine.   Each entry is encouraged to make a discretionary donation at the time of entry.  We will have a special trophy and award for the boat that raises the most money per foot of length.

Everyone appreciates your involvement.  Good luck in your respective competition.

Appreciatively,

Tony Papa
Committee Chairman

Sailboat Race Format and Rules

The fleet will be broken down into several classes: PHRF Class A, B, and C, CHRF, J105, J24, and others.  Trophies will be awarded to the top finishers in each class. The first gun will be at 1310 hours.   Sailing Instructions - See 2011 Race Results

Power Boat Event

This is a “Predicted Log” contest.  It is intended to challenge the planning and navigation skills of contestants.  Skippers of any powered vessel, including sailboats under auxiliary power, are welcome, provided they meet the minimum requirements specified in the rules. Contact Roger Chrisman for more information:

Predicted Log Contest Rules
Predicted Log Course and Form to Submit Prior to Event
Predicted Log Record to Submit Upon Completion of Event

Results of the 2011 Predicted Log Contest