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Far Leſt : T e Oyster 82, Oceana leading the fl eet in Class 1


Leſt : Dick Morgan’s Oyster 655, Blue Destiny


Below: Pirates at Cane Garden Bay


RACE ONE – To Cane Garden Bay


Mariusz Koper’s Oyster 72 Katharsis II and John McTigue’s Oyster 56 Blue Dreams were fi rst to shine among the 23 crews, producing master class performances to lead their classes from start to fi nish in a 24-mile opening Lewmar sponsored race from Nanny Cay to Cane Garden Bay. Making the most of a port-biased starting line and sparkling trade wind conditions, they quickly pushed their way to the front of their respective classes and continued to dominate the chase around the islands.


SPONSORED BY LEWMAR


T e Katharsis crew had been out enjoying these Caribbean conditions ever since competing in last winter’s Atlantic Rally for Cruisers (ARC), and the slick teamwork they have developed, certainly showed. Aſt er electing to carry a spinnaker, this ambitious Polish team made the most of their downwind sail round the back of Peter and Norman islands and back across the Sir Francis Drake Channel to not only lead the 23 strong fl eet through the narrow T atch channel and up to the Cane Garden fi nish, but save their time against Stuart Smith and Barry Cooper’s Oyster 82 Oceana which had elected to go white sail only. Chris and Susan Shea’s Oyster 72 Magrathea took third place in class one just ahead of Richard Smith’s Oyster 655 Sotto Vento.


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