International 505 Dinghy Pacific Coast Championship Regatta May 24
The Port Townsend Sai l ing
Association wi l l host the 2010 International 505 Dinghy Pacific Coast Championship Regatta at Fort Worden State Park in Port Townsend. The event will be a one-design regatta sailed in the exciting International 505 Dinghy class. It will include between six and twelve races sailed over three days on Port Townsend Bay under the Racing Rules of Sailing (RRS). There will be shore-side activities including a barbeque at Fort Worden Beach on Saturday evening. Awards and prizes will be given out on Monday afternoon. For information: Go to ptsail.org or
dang@mrjconstructors.com or Piper Dunlap at (360) 774-0819, piperdunlap@ gmail.com
Swiftsure International Yacht Race May 29-30
A new Swiftsure BLOG is part of
the website where racers and other enthusiasts can submit and respond to postings, and generate discussion about race-related and racing related issues – check it out! A new Racer Relations Co-ordinator
volunteer position has been created, with experienced racer and enthusiast John Green at the helm, as BLOG Master and racer contact. Online registration information
and deadlines will be available in the near future. The 67th Swiftsure will commemorate the 100th Anniversary of the Royal Canadian Navy and celebrate their long standing support of the race. For more information contact
swiftsure.info@rvyc.bc.ca
Windermere Regatta June 12-13
The Annual Windermere Regatta
features two days of buoy racing on Padilla Bay, legendary post race entertainment, a separate cruising division (with trophies), this race is also a Grand Prix qualifier. Check out www.anacortesyachtclub.com
Leukemia Cup & AquaQuest June 12
On Saturday, June 12 boaters of all
persuasions will have the opportunity to choose between two concurrent events: the Leukemia Cup Regatta on Elliott Bay and the first ever AquaQuest – a scavenger hunt for powerboaters – on Lake Union. The two events are fundraisers for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.
Leukemia Cup Regatta: Sail For A Cure
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recruit their friends and colleagues to help crew and to raise funds. The course starts in front of the Elliott Bay Marina Breakwater to a mark at the Grain Elevators Pier 86, then to a mark off the Seattle Aquarium at Pier 59, then to a mark off the west end of the Elliott Bay Marina. There is a Racing Start and a Cruising Start. Elliott Bay Marina is offering free moorage for the night. For information or to register: www.leukemiacup.org/wa/2010
AquaQuest:
Get a Clue & Make a Difference
An inaugural event, AquaQuest,
is a fun-filled scavenger hunt on Lake Union designed specifically with powerboaters in mind. All that is required is a boat, inquisitive friends and a sense of adventure. Teams will compete against each other to decipher clues, travel around the lake to solve the mystery and complete the challenge. For more information or to register: www.aquaquestqa.org West Marine is hosting special
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Leukemia Cup Regatta
Wed., April 7, 5:00-8:00 pm Westlake Thurs., April 15, 3:00-6:00 pm Bellevue
AquaQuest
Thurs., April 8, 5:00-8:00 pm Bellevue Wed., April 14, 3:0-6:00 pm Westlake
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