Showing posts with label midwinters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label midwinters. Show all posts

Monday, March 14, 2016

Small Boat Plans And Kits | The Merry Finnster

Small Boat Plans And Kits


I noticed that Finn videos were popular in the bloggosphere a couple of months ago. Being somewhat late in following trends, I offer up one of my favorite Finn videos, this of Olympic sailings free spirit, Estonian Deniss Karpak. Sailing in Lake Garda, on a day that appears to be solely devoted to training on downwind technique (lucky dogs those Olympians, to spend the day planing to and fro), our hero pauses to pick some flowers to decorate his centerboard before resuming the workout.


Daybreak: Garda Adventures from Deniss Karpak on Vimeo.


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Wednesday, March 9, 2016

Boat Building Plans And Kits | Header Photo Classic Moth Midwinters and Report from 2015

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The previous header photo was of the 2011 Classic Moth Midwinters, held at Gulfport Y.C Florida, the last one I attended.

The 2015 Midwinters were held again at Gulfport Y.C, over the crossover February/March weekend. Ten Classics attended but unfortunately, this year, no-one from the Florida fleet raced. Saturdays racing was called off with the threat of thunderstorms but Sunday offered up warm temperatures and a pleasant racing breeze. Mark Saunders arrived with a makeover on his venerable Mistral; he added a "Linton rocking" rig and a new North sail to secure victory in Gen II class. The three Mistals finished at the top of the heap in Gen II with a Skol, a Duflos, and a modified, Lane Reeves Mistral following. In the Gen I class, long time class stalwart, George Albaugh in his Olympic Europe, finished comfortably ahead of three other Olympic Europe dinghies.

Much thanks to Amy Linton, who bore the brunt of the organizing this excellent regatta.

A mix of photos from Amy Linton and John Zseleczky.

One of the starts. #79 is Mike Parsons in his Mistral. #2721 is Frickie Martschink in his Skol, and #4067 is Lewis Hayes, hugging the RC boat.


Erik Albaugh in his Lane Reeves, mod-Mistral. Lane Reeves, when he bent up this Mistral, ended up with a finer bow and a flat transom.


Frickie Martschink - he of the post Lunch of Champions - had good speed in his Skol.


Winner of the Gen II class, Mark Saunders in his Mistral.


Famous designer, Charlie Morgan showed up to look at the fleet. It appears he cut his teeth on the Moth when he was a "youngin". Here is talking to Tom Price of the Chesapeake fleet. Charlies son is standing next to Charlie.


Two of the four Classic Moths from the Chesapeake fleet who attended. On the left is John Zs Mistral (he finished 2nd in Gen II) and on the right is Tom Prices Duflos.


Rod Koch, George Albaugh and Erik Albaugh debate one of the finer design points of the Lane Reeves mod-Mistral. George and Erik made up the other portion of the Chesapeake contingent.



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Boat Plans And Kits | Drone Video of the A Scows Racing

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For some reason my favorite drone sailing videos are the ones filming the American scows - (there is more Over here ). This video features fleet racing in the big monster ILYA scow, the As.





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Thursday, March 3, 2016

Boat Plans Stitch And Glue | One Project of the Super Rich

Boat Plans Stitch And Glue


This is one project of the super-rich where the beauty just radiates outward into one colossal superlative and, even if you are to the left of the political spectrum, all you can say is, "Well done, well done!"



LES VOILES DE SAINT-TROPEZ 2015 - DAY 3 : Cest bon ! from GMR+G1 on Vimeo.


My post on the resurgence of the J-class can be found here.


An aside

Is it me, but doesnt one of the professional sailors look a lot like Otto (Kevin Kline) from a "Fish called Wanda"




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Monday, February 29, 2016

Wood Boat Plans And Kits | Outside Looking In

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Its always fun to listen in when someone outside the sport of dinghy racing puts their two cents in. An English photographer, a landlubber if we go by his commentary, was drafted to shoot the Princess Sofia Olympic Regatta. He puts together this video where he airs his views of this strange sport.



Trofeo Princesa SofĂ­a IBEROSTAR from Sailing Energy on Vimeo.



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Thursday, February 18, 2016

Boat Plans For A Chesapeake Deadrise | Header Photo 2011 Classic Moth Midwinters

Boat Plans For A Chesapeake Deadrise






From left to right; Derek Dudinsky in a Mousetrap/Mistral, Bob Patterson in a Duflos, Greg Duncan in his modified Mistral.


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