With the 2006 Lands’ End NOOD at Marblehead Race Week just days away, the weather gurus at SailFlow.com have dug into their archives to give sailors an idea what to expect from the wind at this year’s regatta.
SW’s Editor Dave Reed put the camera to work at this weekend’s Toronto NOOD. From 2.4 Meters to 8 Meters, and everyone else in between, the light-air action is here.
With the wind finally livening up the racing on the third and final day of the Lands’ End Toronto NOOD Regatta, 13 divisions are decided one race at a time.
Final Results for the Toronto NOOD Regatta
Day 2 Results
Seven knots (at the most) was good enough to put a few more races on the table, but with back-to-back days of light air, the standings are tight, as expected, in all 13 divisions.
On the first day of the regatta, the lucky ones turn out to be the smallest of the bunch.
Day 1 Results
With the 2006 Lands’ End Toronto NOOD just days away, the weather guru’s at SailFlow.com have dug into their archives to give sailors an idea what to expect from the wind at this year’s regatta.
The 2006 Lands’ End NOOD Regatta delivered many memorable moments.
The Lands’ End Chicago NOOD Regatta’s top boat rises from within the J/105 class.
Click the link below to see Chicago NOOD video coverage
With the 2006 Lands’ End NOOD at Marblehead Race Week just days away, the weather gurus at SailFlow.com have dug into their archives to give sailors an idea what to expect from the wind at this year’s regatta.
SW’s Editor Dave Reed put the camera to work at this weekend’s Toronto NOOD. From 2.4 Meters to 8 Meters, and everyone else in between, the light-air action is here.
With the wind finally livening up the racing on the third and final day of the Lands’ End Toronto NOOD Regatta, 13 divisions are decided one race at a time.
Final Results for the Toronto NOOD Regatta
Day 2 Results
Seven knots (at the most) was good enough to put a few more races on the table, but with back-to-back days of light air, the standings are tight, as expected, in all 13 divisions.
On the first day of the regatta, the lucky ones turn out to be the smallest of the bunch.
Day 1 Results
With the 2006 Lands’ End Toronto NOOD just days away, the weather guru’s at SailFlow.com have dug into their archives to give sailors an idea what to expect from the wind at this year’s regatta.
The 2006 Lands’ End NOOD Regatta delivered many memorable moments.
The Lands’ End Chicago NOOD Regatta’s top boat rises from within the J/105 class.
Click the link below to see Chicago NOOD video coverage
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