Hosted by US Sailing Center – Martin County
Jensen Beach, FL
Hosted by US Sailing Center – Martin County
Jensen Beach, FL
ATR 2 is a weekend clinic scheduled for the weekend before the CJ Buckley Regatta in Rhode Island.
The clinic has been extended to 5 days providing for extra time to make a bigger jump in team racing ability and understanding. Topics covered include a complete team racing plan for each boat in every combination on each leg of the course, positioning and boat-handling exercises to execute plays on all parts of the course and starting strategies and tactics. Each of these will be covered more thoroughly.
420, Opti, Open Skiff, Sunsfish, Hobie Cats and any other One Design Fleet with 5 or more boats!
This is Hatteras Community Sailing’s Preseason event and it’s at the beautiful Hatteras Island National Seashore where we have the best beaches, best surf, and most often the breeziest conditions. Any sailing fleets that want wind, this is the place where all the kiteboarders, windsurfers and foilboarding happens because there is the highest chance for great wind conditions. Our Spring and Fall Regattas feature fun things to do for your friends and family as well, in addition to the beach! We have a Build Your Own Boat Contest with some supplies provided by local Sponsors. Good Music, Entertainment, Sailing, Food and Drinks from great local Sponsors.
Registration is open now!
Schedule
Thursday December 12
1400 – 1730 Check-in Table Open / Practice
1800 Competitor Information Meeting
Friday December 13
1100 First warning Signal
Following: races as soon as possible
Saturday December 14
1100 First warning Signal
Following: races as soon as possible
Sunday December 15 1100
First warning Signal
Following: races as soon as possible
1500 No warning signal after this time
As soon as possible: Awards
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Saturday, January 4th
0900 Report time
1000 Registration ends
1000 Skippers’ meeting
1100 Racing begins
1700 Dinner and college sailing forum
Sunday, January 5th
0900 Report time
1030 Skippers’ meeting
1100 Racing begins
1500 No warning signal for college fleet after this time
1530 No warning signal for high school fleet after this time
1700 Trophy presentation
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Saturday, December 14th
1000 – 1100 Check In
1100 Competitors’ Meeting
1130 Harbor Start
1200 First Warning
Refreshments between racing and following the complication of racing
1800 (approx.) Annual Chili Cook-off
Sunday, December 15th
1000 First Warning
1530 No warning after this time
Refreshments between racing and following the complication of racing
SCHEDULE
Thursday, 23 January
1000 Sailing Center open for set up and practice
1000-1700 Early registration/ check-ins welcome in office
Friday, 24 January
1000 Registration/check-in open
1100 Rigging & tuning
1200 Competitor’s meeting
1300 First Warning, 6 to 8 races to follow
Saturday, 25 January
1300 First Warning, 6 to 8 races to follow
Sunday, 26 January
1100 First Warning, 6 to 8 races to follow
1430 No Warning After
ASAP Awards Ceremony on the deck
Friday, January 17
1600-1800 Check in
Saturday, January 18
0900 Competitor’s Meeting
1030 First Warning
Sunday, January 19
0900 Competitor’s Meeting
1030 First Warning
Monday, January 20
0900 Harbor Start
1030 First Warning
1430 No Warning Signal After
Immediately After Racing Awards Ceremony
Friday, November 15
Morning | Daily Coffee, Tea, Hot Chocolate | |
0800-0900 | Registration & Crew Weigh In | SCYC |
0900 | Competitor’s Briefing | SCYC |
1000 | First Warning, Flight 1 | |
1200-1430 | Lunch Available for Purchase | Main Clubhouse |
After Racing | Umpire Debrief | SCYC |
After Racing | Post Race Refreshments | |
1800-2100 | Dinner Available for Purchase | Main Clubhouse |
Saturday, November 16
Morning | Daily Coffee, Tea, Hot Chocolate | |
0900 | Competitor’s Briefing | SCYC |
1000 | First Warning | |
1200-1430 | Lunch Available for Purchase | Junior Club Snack Bar |
After Racing | Umpire Debrief | SCYC |
After Racing | Post Race Refreshments | |
1800-2100 | Buffet Dinner (Pub Themed, $45/person) |
Sunday, November 17
Morning | Daily Coffee, Tea, Hot Chocolate | |
0900 | Competitor’s Briefing | SCYC |
1000 | First Warning | |
1500 | No flight attention after | |
1200-1430 | Lunch Available for Purchase | Junior Club Snack Bar |
After Racing | Post Race Refreshments | |
1600 | Prize giving at SCYC |
Sail Newport’s annual Advanced Racing Clinic is dedicated to the memory of Brooke Emmens Gonzalez. “Excellence” is the word most often articulated when those that knew Brooke Gonzalez reminisce about her. Her life cut short in a tragic accident in 1997 at age 17, Brooke left a lasting impression on those that knew her. The Gonzalez Family and Sail Newport have acknowledged that; tenacity, sportsmanship, drive and determination are what set her apart from her peers.
The 3 day program will consist of lectures and on-the-water drills with an emphasis on boat-handling technique, boat speed, and strategy. This will be combined with information on what it takes to reach your goals in sailing. We maximize our time on the water and can find a variety of conditions…flat water, ocean swells, current, and breeze in all directions and speed.
On Saturday night of the clinic, sailors are treated to a speaker from the highest levels of the sport. Prior speakers have included: Gary Jobson, Dean Brenner, 470 Gold Medalist Kevin Burnham, Olympic Team members, America’s Cup veterans, and Volvo Ocean Race competitors Ken Read and Jerry Kirby. In 2019, New York Yacht Club’s American Magic was represented by Terry Hutchinson and Andrew Campbell.
The most important thing to remember is that when you get here at Sail Newport, there will be no reason to leave. Meals, spare parts, etc. will be here. Our coaches want your undivided attention. The more you put into this clinic, the more you will advance because of it, So we expect full commitment from all sailor athletes!
“These youth sailors receive the highest level coaching from some of the best dinghy sailors and coaches in the country,” says Brad Read, executive director of Sail Newport. “Emphasis is on speed producing factors and techniques that work on long courses where speed is at a premium.”
The 2024 ICSA Singlehanded Championships will be held at St. Petersburg Yacht club on November 9th and 10th. Racing will be for two trophies: The Janet Lutz trophy in the ILCA 6 class, and the Glenn S. Foster Trophy in the ILCA 7 class.
Link to the NOR here
Schedule:
Friday November 8th, 2024
1:00-5:00pm On-site Registration at St Pete Sailing Center, Charter boat pick-up, and sail assignment. Practice is not permitted.
Saturday November 9th, 2024
8:30am On-site charter pickup
9:00am Report Time, On-site registration.
9:15am Competitors’ Meeting
10:00 First Warning Sunday
November 10th, 2024
9:00am Report Time
10:00am First Warning
3:00pm No Warning Signal after this time.
Trophy presentation will be ASAP after racing concludes.