Quantum Key West 2013
Onne van der Wal shares his best shots from Quantum Key West 2013.
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Onne van der Wal shares his best shots from Quantum Key West 2013.
College sailor Abby Freeman earned a spot at the front of past Rolex Yachtsman of the Year Bora Gulari’s talent-laden Melges 24 West Marine Rigging/New England Ropes, and as first-timer to Key West she’s getting some proper schooling.
Onne van der Wal captures the best of the day’s light-air action at Quantum Key West 2013.
Getting to Key West from upstate New York is half the battle of race week. The other half is keeping it fun. For Don Finkle and his young charges, that shouldn’t be a problem.
Johnathan McKee says it’s good to be back in town, this time on a Farr 40, and oh how he missed Key West.
Johnathan McKee says it’s good to be back in town. Oh how he missed a little Key West, and how lucky he is to be here.
More boats is always better, but there’s plenty of fun, competition, and excitement to be found in a smaller fleet, too.
Sailing World editor Dave Reed is embedded with Tim Healy’s J/70 Helly Hansen for an insider’s look into the class’s first major event.
Steve Hunt, tactician with Joel Ronning’s Catapult, checks in from the Melges 32 circle where victory or hard defeat is always only one tack away.
Steve Hunt, tactician with Joel Ronning’s Catapult, checks in with a little pre-race insight on working on light-air speed, and getting sorted before the first race.
Take a look back at J H Peterson’s photos from the very first Key West Race Week in 1987. There was lots of competition in the 50-foot class, along with an interesting mix of cruiser/racers in the Conch Republic.
If at first you fail to finish, well then, you have to try it one more time.
Onne van der Wal shares his best shots from Quantum Key West 2013.
College sailor Abby Freeman earned a spot at the front of past Rolex Yachtsman of the Year Bora Gulari’s talent-laden Melges 24 West Marine Rigging/New England Ropes, and as first-timer to Key West she’s getting some proper schooling.
Onne van der Wal captures the best of the day’s light-air action at Quantum Key West 2013.
Getting to Key West from upstate New York is half the battle of race week. The other half is keeping it fun. For Don Finkle and his young charges, that shouldn’t be a problem.
Johnathan McKee says it’s good to be back in town, this time on a Farr 40, and oh how he missed Key West.
Johnathan McKee says it’s good to be back in town. Oh how he missed a little Key West, and how lucky he is to be here.
More boats is always better, but there’s plenty of fun, competition, and excitement to be found in a smaller fleet, too.
Sailing World editor Dave Reed is embedded with Tim Healy’s J/70 Helly Hansen for an insider’s look into the class’s first major event.
Steve Hunt, tactician with Joel Ronning’s Catapult, checks in from the Melges 32 circle where victory or hard defeat is always only one tack away.
Steve Hunt, tactician with Joel Ronning’s Catapult, checks in with a little pre-race insight on working on light-air speed, and getting sorted before the first race.
Take a look back at J H Peterson’s photos from the very first Key West Race Week in 1987. There was lots of competition in the 50-foot class, along with an interesting mix of cruiser/racers in the Conch Republic.
If at first you fail to finish, well then, you have to try it one more time.
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