San Diego

NOOD REGATTAS San Diego

March 15 – 17, 2013

Photos from Tim Wilkes	Live Results
2013 Notice of Race	Sailing Instructions
List of Entries	CYC Box Lunch order
Crew Waiver	SDYC Box Lunch order
NOOD Apparel & Merchandise
Real-Time Wind Info	Schedule of Events

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March 15, 2008
Waves Throw Sailors, Stomachs for a Loop
by Stuart Streuli

Bigger than normal swell challenges racers skills and equilibrium on Day 1 of the 2008 Sperry Top-Sider San Diego NOOD.

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March 14, 2008
2008 San Diego NOOD Results-Day One
by Nood Staff

Day One Results for San Diego NOOD 2008

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March 18, 2002
Second Day of NOOD packed with Drama and Carnage
by Elizabeth Carroll

Yesterday’s breezy conditions escalated to an estimated 20 knots with puffs up to 25, which made for a second day packed with drama and carnage at the Sailing World San Diego NOOD regatta. A non-racing Capri 22 lost two crew members overboard, and kept sailing with the jib sheet cleated. The first person in the water was rescued by the Holder 20 "Overkill" owned by Jerry and Barbara Buk of Fallon, Nevada. The first on the scene, they dropped their jib immediately and pulled one man out of the water on the 2nd pass.

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March 18, 2002
Junior sailors, Sour Apple Straws, and Frosted Animal Crackers at the NOOD
by Elizabeth Carroll

For anyone who has ever wondered how many teenagers it takes to even come close to the 790 pound weight limit in a Melges 24, the answer is five, plus a kid-sized Sailing World editor. In 18 to 20 knots of breeze with five-foot swells, throw in a six-foot tall, 180 pounder to trim the chute, and we’re all set.

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March 18, 2002
Rugged High-Wind Conditions Test Fleet at Sailing World NOOD
by Nood Staff

Winners in 14 Classes Awarded at Series End in San Diego

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March 16, 2002
Big Breeze adds drama to First Day of San Diego NOOD
by Libby Carroll

A three-way tie in a fleet of just six Solings set the competitive mode on the first day of the Sailing World San Diego NOOD regatta. Big breeze added to the drama, for by the end of the day, puffs of up to 22 knots blew over Mission Bay. Skipper Ian Wareham, of Orcas Island, Wash., with crew Philo Lund and Tom Temple finished second aboard their Soling Ghostrider in the two races held. A late arrival to the racecourse, coupled with the fact that today was their first day sailing together tipped the odds against them. "We didn’t really have a strategy," said Lund.

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