I have raced on many monohulls but have recently bought my Prindle 16 and want to race! Who knows what is required to race in the PNW? I know I need insurance and a PHRF rating.

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Alex

Prindle 16 "Shake & Bake"
Portland, Oregon
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According to a post in Catsailor, Oregon racing has died after Hobie edict banning X boats. Recommend you find a couple H-16's &/or P-16's & race even. Start out with casual beach starts (crew holds bow head to wind in waist deep water, rudders down). It works here in Big Bear, requires no commitee, no costs. Pete

Hey there Pete,thanks for the heads up on the board. My sleds new name is one board willie! On the topic of racing/regattas , how about so.call . Are there more casual weekend get togethers ?I did read about hobie beach re-opening day aug 30am? more my neck of the woods,can i get a foreign boat on big bear without 30 day hold?
Always questions i know..


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one board willie
fillmore

You may launch at one of two public ramps, but will be very carefully inspected for Quagga Mussels. Water is at top of dam so no beach this year & therefore no formal racing. Next year looks very promising (unless deluged) & mast-up storage runs $300-350 for 6 mo. Granada St ramp in Long Beach is next best site in S. Cal. Pete

Put together a harvest moon salton sea jamboree!Like four a year? different venue quarterly?do you know the story with hobie beach ,oxnard/channel islands

al.reed. I'm not sure how to fully answer your question. I have raced in a few races and have never been a member of anything more than the sailing club. I have never bought insurance. All the races I was involved with did have a sign up and some front money, just like signing up to run a 5K on foot. It is possible the race was affiliated with insurance but I'm just not sure. I hope you enjoy your P16! Sail it like you stole it!

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Mike Jenkins
1989 H18
Lexington, SC
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