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Video: Quito & the Edge
Quito played the Regatta Village on Saturday night (April 4). Enjoy a little bit of Quito and photos from the 2009 BVI Spring Regatta:
Great Finish To BVI Spring Regatta
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Triple Jack – sponsored by Nanny Cay won the Multihull division (click to enlarge)The third and last day of the 2009 BVI Spring Regatta dawned with black clouds in the sky. Many thought that the wind would be light and there would be rain, but, as it turned out, the clouds only provided much appreciated sun protection with plenty of breeze with which to race. Throughout Drake Channel, 122 boats competed on the last day of the three day event in 12 – 14 knots of shifty breeze.
It was little surprise that Vincitore took the top spot in Racing A. Phillip Lotz, owner/sklpper of second place Arethusa said that they were clearly in second place and had a great time. This is the first time he has been to the BVI since the early 80’s but clearly plans to come back and would like to convince other Swan 42 owners that the format of the BVI Spring Regatta and Sailing Festival fits this type of boat well. Arethusa sailed the BVI Spring Regatta and Sailing Festival even though there was damage done to their mast in St. Maartin Heineken Regatta and it will be replaced. “My kids picked the name and the boat was named after a number of warships. Arethusa was originally a Greek water nymph that was chased around by the god Altheus and was turned into a fountain.”
Racing In Paradise
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Team Denial – click to enlargeWith another perfect day on the water, it is truly racing in paradise at the 2009 BVI Spring Regatta. In today’s action, there were a number of leaders who had a chance to stretch out their leads in the 10 – 12 knot breeze and a few classes in which the tops spots changed hands.
In Division A, Vincitore, the carbon fiber Reichel Pugh 52, added a few more notches to its belt with several more bullets. Although Colin Booth, the captain of the boat had said that the boat loves downwind sailing, the crew is proving that it just likes sailing.
In Racing Division B, one group hailing primarily from Ireland indicated that they came to the BVI to sail despite the economic hard times in Europe. In fact, one crew member said, “What economic recession?” Calling themselves Team Denial, there is no doubt that they are in “denial” about their current last place standing. Regardless, they seem to be having a great time. Three Harkoms leads the class after the second day of racing.
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