THE LITTLE AMERICA’S CUP

The “C” class championship starts today in Switzerland.  Dubbed the “Little America’s Cup” Far more interesting than it’s big brother. This continues to be a favorite class of mine. Click on the link to go to the site and see what I mean.  Steve Clark probably saved the class a few years ago and has fostered it ever since.

"C" CLASS
“C” CLASS
MORE "C" CLASS
MORE “C” CLASS

What a difference a day makes/ C-class sunshine

harbour court august 26 2010
cogito rig in ruins

the french-patient lady iv

the start

canaan (fred eaton/magnus clarke)

alpha (glenn ashby/james spithill)

Yesterday saw the destruction of “Cogito’s” rig. The French capsized on the way out to the start today and towed back to the dock missing all the races today. “Canaan” won the three races, followed by “Alpha”
  This regatta has attracted a lot of attention. Most of the designers and project managers for the potential America’s Cup syndicates have come to look. In 2004 the last time this event was on Narragansett Bay it was a lonely site.
   Steve Killing who designed three of the boats here(Canaan,Alpha,Orion) should feel proud; his boats are showing great form.
  This is truly a developmental platform that is exciting; the possibilities for exploring speed are almost limitless.