We carried a Heavy 1, 2 ( I will go into more detail in a minute), 4, and Heavy Air Staysail. Along with a standard Trysail and Storm Jib as required.
Unlike this past year, we really never sailed with anything but a 1 and 4. 4 out the bay, and th...
Storm Sails, in particular.
Consult the ORC regs for definitions of Storm Sails- They are specific. Also read Heavy Weather Jib requirements. also specific.
There is also various threads on sail related info on my own website www.practicallysaili...
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Personally after too many miles offshore, I find that hydration is the simple, best preventative medication for almost anyone. Constant hydration is needed on a Bermuda race. I...
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What body of water do you primarily sail from?
Buzzards Bay
Do you plan to sail in the 2009 Marion-Bermuda Race?
Yes
In considering competing in the race (whether for the first or tenth time) what do you consider the biggest challenge?