| Date | Host | Event |
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Jan 13-15 |
Div8 | Bluster on the Bay St. Petersburg, Florida |
| Feb 2-4 | Div8 | Charlotte Harbor Regatta Port Charlotte, Florida |
| March 2-4 | Div8 | Hobie Mid-Winters East Davis Island Yacht Club, Tampa Bay, Florida |
| Apr 5-8 |
Hobie 17 North American Championship |
August 4/5/6, 2018
Prince Edward County, Ontario
Event contact: David Antognini - This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
This is a 3 leg long distance event which covers approximately 200km. Prince Edward County is an island in Lake Ontario. The race starts in Trenton and goes clockwise. Each leg is designed so that even with minimal wind (5 knots) the legs won't be too long. The shortest leg time to date was about 3 hours in a 15 knot breeze and the longest was 8 hours in 3-4 knots of wind. Test your navigation skills and endurance surrounded by some of the most beautiful scenery in Ontario.
Double handed multihulls with spinnaker. All multihulls are scored together using ISAF SCHRS as one fleet. There will also be a class for bigger multihulls. Each leg will be scored individually as a race and not on total elapsed time. There is no throw-out.
DATE
August 18,19 2018
LOCATION
BURLINGTON BEACH CATAMARAN CLUB
Burlington, Ontario, Canada -- Boats are launched off of a beautiful, clean sandy beach on Lake Ontario.
The cat-alist schedule is more detailed because it is a combination of the ORCA specific events, Hobie Division 16 and Hobie Division 11 regattas. Some Division 11 regattas are possible when driving from Toronto. Why? As there are less events in Hobie Division 16 but especially because the level of competition is high so you can sharpen your teeth!
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7,600 athletes from across Latin America, South America, the Caribbean and North America will put their years of intense training, perseverance and sacrifice to the test in world-class competition in 36 Pan Am sports and 15 Parapan Am sports at the TORONTO 2015 Pan Am / Parapan Am Games.
July 1-26, 2015 is the Pan Am Games, August 7-15, 2015 is the Parapan Am Games.
Seven classes and over 90 boats sailed the Canadian Olympic Icebreakers Regatta hosted by TSSC in Toronto this weekend featuring the main attraction – 2015 Pan Am Games qualification. The stage was set for an exciting three days of racing for the Pan Am fleets along with Olympic and Paralympic classes. Eleven sailors would ultimately earn Pan Am spots in the J24, Lightning, Snipe and Hobie 16 classes.
