Saturday, 26 February 2011

2011 Sailing Season

The Y-Flyer Midwinter Championships are in just 6 days.

The boat is ready. Final preparations continue.

We leave for Columbia, South Carolina on Thursday morning, March 3rd.

The 5 race series will be on Saturday and Sunday, March 5th and 6th on Lake Murray.

Follow "Team Code Blue" as we begin the 2011 racing season!

Friday, 26 November 2010

Friday, 19 November 2010

The New Team: Code Blue Racing

The 2010 Y-Flyer sailing season was a good one.

Code Blue Racing traveled to regattas in South Carolina, Ohio, and Illinois, Massachusetts and New York. And of course we raced nearly all the races at Lake Lashaway and ended up with the season championship. Along the way we started using our newly discovered speed formulation. Code Blue's secret bottom rub.



Here are pictures of Code Blue in the shop for some trailer repairs:



















Monday, 12 April 2010

Getting Ready for the 2010 Racing Year

Nice action shot of a Y-Flyer at Sea Island, South Carolina:
A new Y-Flyer hull out of the mold at Turner Marine, Neoga, Illinois:

Friday, 1 January 2010

Paul White: He's Been Everywhere, Man

Who's picture is over the mantle at the White House? It's National Y-Flyer Secretary-Treasurer Paul White!

Monday, 9 November 2009

The Hudson River Sloop Clearwater at Saugerties

(Click on any picture for a closer look)

Yesterday was a beautiful warm fall day. While spending the time at our marina in Saugerties, we spotted the Clearwater tied to the town dock. We went over and I took a few pictures while some of the crew was working:

http://www.clearwater.org
















The Clearwater usually spends the winter in the water at the marina in Saugerties. This year I have heard she will be in the Port of Albany getting a new bow:











Sunday, 8 November 2009

Y-2806 Mark Rounding

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The start:
Code Blue (Y-2806) approaches close-hauled on starboard tach. (third boat from left):

We're the next boat to round:



Starting to bear off:



Sails are easing:

Rounding:
The jibe is nearly complete:

The sails begin to fill: On to the next mark......