Pilot Regatta
June 12th, 2008 by GretchenPilot Regatta just 1 Week Away!
There are already 24 boats registered for the Pilot Regatta, why not add your boat to the growing list? The $25 late fee will begin next Monday, so get signed up before you get stuck with the late fee. Register here today!
Click below to see who has signed up for the Pilot Regatta
- June 21st & 22nd
Pilot Regatta
2008 Pilot Regatta Highlights
- Pilot Regatta Tee Shirts now available ONLINE Order now before they all run out!
- Custom Pilot Skipper Bag- Each entrant receives a custom Pilot Regatta Skipper bag
- $50 Henri Lloyd Gift Certificates - These will be given out to the racers chosen at random
- Yale Cordage Sheets - Winners will get a certificate for new genoa or spinnaker sheets with your trophies on Sunday provided by Maloney Marine Rigging and Yale Cordage
- Live Music with “Punch Buggy” playing classic & contemporary rock at the club after racing
- Maine Sailing Partners Gear - Free Maine Sailing Partners hats & shirts given away at random
- Be a part of Summer Sailstice - Celebrate the longest day of the year by getting on the water
- This year the PILOT REGATTA has a little SOMETHING for EVERYONE!!!
Leavitt & Sons Market to Offer Discounts on Sandwiches, Beer and Ice for Regattas
Our PYC Race Series sponsor, Leavitt & Sons Market, located on Rt 1in Falmouth (next to the NEW Rite Aid), will be offering discounts for all regatta participants. There is a full deli with delicious sandwiches, as well as cold beer and ice for purchase. And coming soon a SKIPPER MENU with less expensive boat appropriate crew sandwiches. Stop in and tell them we sent you!
Pilot Regatta History
This year will be the 42nd Annual Pilot Regatta. In the beginning, the Pilot Race was begun as a race for the Hinckley Pilot. It wasn’t until the late 70’s that the race took the format we know today; two days of racing in and around Casco Bay, and open to any type of boat which has increased participation. The Pilot Race was one of the original races in the group that was the basis for the creation of the Gulf of Maine Ocean Racing Circuit years ago. We hope that you will be a part of history and join us for the first of the PYC races this summer.
Much more information is Available:
Go Directly to the 2008 Portland Yacht Club Race Series site to get the scoop on all the racing, parties, bands, registration, entries, race series gear and more!
Go to www.portlandyachtlcub.com any time for a link to this race site or any other PYC information.
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June 16th, 2008 at 3:26 pm
Just a quick question. Why are the classes broken down by boat size and not by rating. It was my thought that there were new breakdowns by rating that were going to be used.
June 18th, 2008 at 7:57 am
The registration process is broken down by boat size to help get a head count for food, refreshments and space. The division/class breaks are made at the last minute so the best possible and closest racing can be made.