Ahhh . . Isn't the line basically the course sailed by the rabbit and perhaps some other mark, but not necessarily required.

...ahh, the cat regatta organizing anxiety...set up a pre-reg form, and nobody pre-regs until 5 days before...DOH! why.Why! WHY!!!

Can you clarify your question? I read your question a couple of different ways.

Yeah...
After years of accomodating this crap.
I believe you need a $20 on site registration fee hit.
AND... the score keeper will only promise to enter your sail number... names of helm and sheet won't be typed in
(why should they give up drinking/socializing time for something that the team could have taken care of days ago)

The pretty list of sailors is found here... List of competiitors
The Nacra's probably have everyone signed up...
The A cats are missing a couple of local sailors and most of the New Jersey sailors
The 505's have about 20 boats slated to come and about ll signed up. (They are less well trained then the other fleets).

Now... if we could only get some love from the local sailing press. the NOOD's in town Friday, Saturday and Sunday... so it's a Huge sailing weekend in Annappolis.

Mark

That would explain all the hot crew in BWI last night.

Where's Galloway?

So far the forecast looks like a drifter...

Workie me thinks

Saturday Provisional Results

Provisional Results

It was NOT a drifter! Well, the last one Saturday, for sure...
Sunday was SAILING; cold, rain, solid breeze, big waves, flips, and broken glass. AWESOME! Thanks for the ride, Todd.

Nope, no drifter except for last race on Saturday and getting back to the club.

Two good days, a little too much dinghy dodge-em at times (and ultimately for us - A Cat dodge-em!). I will always object in the future to the start and finish line arrangement that was used.

Oh yes, and there was blood!

Good times, thanks to the WRSC for putting it on, cool to see the number of boats, even better to see that cats were two classes out of three.