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The weather just won’t give us a break! At least 70% chance of heavy rain and high winds force us to cancel.

Quick note reminding all that the final V36 regatta is scheduled on October 7th @ noon and not this weekend. Note that the date is incorrect on Minuteman’s calendar ( which is the reason for this post ). Carry on!

Cliff wins Footy Regatta coming from behind Herb to take the lead in the last race. We only completed 9 races because of light showers beginning 2 hours before the weathermen predicted. [ Perhaps they should be called whether( or not) men?] Wind was actually better than predicted with normal Sandy Pond dead spots andContinue reading “Cliff wins Old Man Of The Mountain Regatta”

Due to Hurricane Lee, Saturday’s Schooner/ Bring What You Brought Regatta has been cancelled. Some forecasts are calling for rain/thundershowers but ALL are calling for WIND- From 20knots sustained and up with gusts over 40 knots. This would affect both sailing as well as transportation to/from the pond. Since discretion is the better part ofContinue reading “This Saturday’s Regatta Cancelled”

Cliff wins our EC12 regatta under very nice skies with somewhat spotty, fairly light wind conditions. Interestingly, several places were determined within a foot of the finish line, leading to good racing. Luckily, there were almost no weed calls ( except Chris who picked some up while launching through the weeds- go figure). Speaking ofContinue reading “Cliff wins EC12 Regatta”

Cliff Martin wins our 3rd annual V36 regatta with his Rip Tide under sunny skies with challenging winds which varied from almost knock down force to very light conditions. Both Ricks were forced to change boats during the regatta (Note the 6’s). L to R: Rick Laird (4),Rick Gates (5),Herb Dreher (2),Alain Jousse (3),Cliff MartinContinue reading “Cliff Wins 3rd Annual V36 Regatta”

Under threatening skies and good ( usually) winds, 4 skippers competed today. 12 races were completed (2 throwouts) and when results were revealed Cliff totaled 10 points for the convincing win.

With very light and at times non-existent breeze, the racing started.  After a dead boat retrieval just before the first race, racing commenced 20 minutes late.  The breeze just got worse with the first 2 races taking 30 minutes each, including 2 boats stuck together, then the next 4 pushed us until 2:20.  After theContinue reading “Cliff wins V36”

The 3rd Annual V36 Open Regatta information has been added to the web page. Circle the date: Saturday September 2,2023

Due to the weatherman predicting 70% chance of thunderstorms and/or rain, tomorrow’s VM race is unfortunately cancelled.