We're working on a new website in preparation for the Tybee 500 this year...we'll be testing some of it this weekend at the Tradewinds posting when we get opportunities (keep in mind that we're sailing - so there won't be any news from the water...we haven't worked out that technology yet - but I'll be damned if we aren't close with this new site). You can get to the new temporary home of the test site from the front of our main site or by going to here. It's not fully ready yet but hopefully will be informative.

http://www.teamseacats.com/wordpress/

Cool site Jake!

Clayton

Yes, very nice... Jake is all business when it comes to cat racing!

Thanks guys! Oh and BTW - if anything looks funny or doesn't work please let me know.

Jake,

You might want to change the link's so they open a new browser window, otherwise you are loosing people from your site.

seems like getting to the pics on flickr is really slow.. for me at least

They loaded fine for me

Thanks for the comments guys...the flikr thing is a test and I'm not sure how I like it. I need to get home and sit down with a broadband connection to see how I can customize things there. I don't like hosting photos off the website - and they have some pretty small limits on bandwidth so I'll probably look for something that I can host locally and integrate to the site.

I'm jealous of your wordpress mojo jake.

my wordpress site is lacking compared to yours....

www.velocitysailing.com

Flikr was very slow for me last night too...gotta work on that. Tad - props on showing me the way to Wordpress.

well its all perspective Jake.

On saturday you worked on your website.... I went to Key West and drooled over M32's and TP52's.

No prob on the wordpress thing. There's a new version out apparently.

Jake, Looks good! Really enjoyed your race reports! Seems like you did darned well with that Williams guy! Sounds like a lot of fun. Even if it was "chilly" down there, it was 17 here Sunday. Keep up the great work!

Lookin GOOOD Jake

remember the 3 rules of Tybee racing
1 stay near shore
2 don't go offshore
3 follow rules 1 and 2

Have fun .

NO DOUBT! I think it was John that shared this tidbit from his experience with Team Tommy Bahama. I will have graphics on the starboard side of the boom that say in bold letters "DON'T DO IT.", "JUST SAY NO!", or something like "OFFSHORE = BAD".

Ours just said, "Don't go there."

It didn't help.

Jake and John, CONGRATULATIONS! Sounds like you two did some really fine sailing! Second Place! Wow! John, Can I get your perspective on your site?

while we're plugging websites, I just added our version of events to our website today.

Tad, Thanks! I enjoyed your report as well. Very nicely written! Keep it up!

Tad,

No doubt - great write up...I need to get Bonnie back to work on our site.

And for those without the link, it's www.velocitysailing.com

Kudos on the race summary. Being somewhat of a light air sailor myself, I can sympathize with racing in conditions of 20 knots or better. Definitely a steep learning curve to those conditions.

Forgot to check, but do you have your 2006 sailing schedule posted yet?

If not, I'll keep an eye out for ya'll at the Jensen Tybee 500 stopover...

Jay