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Caribbean Compass Yachting Magazine October 2017

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Interestingly, winning the skippers’ weight in rum by breaking one of the established<br />

records is not all about out-and-out racing machines, which is one of the reasons<br />

why the event also appeals to club sailors and the charter sector. Sailing his<br />

Dufour 44, Luna, Andreas Berg from Germany circumnavigated the island in 8<br />

hours, 7 minutes, 31 seconds and in doing so set a new benchmark time for the<br />

Singlehanded record.<br />

The Mount Gay Round Barbados Regatta Series is based off the Barbados Cruising<br />

Club beach at the southwest corner of the island in Carlisle Bay where there is plenty<br />

of mooring space. However, demand is starting to increase for space in the<br />

recently completed, and conveniently located marina facilities that include online<br />

clearance through Sail Clear, plus washing facilities and WiFi.<br />

For more information contact alene@barbadoscruisingclub.org<br />

and visit http://mountgayrumroundbarbadosrace.com<br />

Registration Open for IWW Grenada Sailing Week 2018<br />

Rosie Hoggarth reports: Online registration is now open for the Island Water World<br />

Grenada Sailing Week 2018. Get ready for some fun and exciting racing in the tropical<br />

blue waters of Grenada’s stunning coastline.<br />

Camper & Nicholson’s prestigious Port Louis Marina in St George’s, the island’s capital,<br />

for two more days of racing, more parties, prizegiving and the grand finale.<br />

Classes for this edition will be CSA Racing, CSA Racer/Cruiser I & II, J24 and Classic.<br />

Island Water World Grenada Sailing Week is now running into its sixth successful<br />

year. We would like to warmly welcome two new board members to the team:<br />

Brian Sylvester, with his long history of international racing and supporting and promoting<br />

both local and regional regattas and events, and Louis Cuenard, also with<br />

international racing experience and years of working in the <strong>Caribbean</strong> marine<br />

industry. They will both greatly add to the smooth running of the regatta.<br />

The GSW Board would like to thank former Chairman Marc DeCaul for his coordination<br />

and promotion of the event, which added tremendously to its growing<br />

success since its new format in 2013. Also former board member, <strong>Caribbean</strong> sailor<br />

and racer, Shawn Jardine, and his wife Debbie, whose volunteer input and<br />

energy were invaluable.<br />

Island Water World is Title Sponsor for the fourth year in a row. We would like to<br />

thank them again for the huge support they have shown us over the years. Race<br />

day sponsors Mount Gay Rum, Sea Hawk Paints, Secret Harbour Resort and the<br />

Grenada Tourism Authority also continue their loyal support. It is the commitment of<br />

people and companies like these that help make the Island Water World Grenada<br />

Sailing Week a challenging racing event and the friendliest regatta in the<br />

<strong>Caribbean</strong>. So come along and ‘Spice it up’ in Grenada.<br />

Registration is now open online<br />

at www.yachtscoring.com/emenu.cfm?eID=4444<br />

For more information, including NoR,<br />

visit www.grenadasailingweek.com and sign up for our newsletter,<br />

e-mail info@grenadasailingweek.com, and find us on Facebook at<br />

GrenadaSailingWeek or at Twitter: @grenadasailweek<br />

For more information on Island Water World Grenada Sailing Week see ad on page 15.<br />

YOUTH SAILING NEWS<br />

Left to right: Karen Stiell, GSW Regatta Manager; Uli Kuhn, owner Victory Bar &<br />

Restaurant; Charlotte Bonin, Manager Port Louis Marina; Patrick Brathwaite,<br />

GSW Chairman; Randy Daysant, Manager Victory Bar & Restaurant<br />

Starting on the south coast, we are pleased to announce the event will open at<br />

the scenic Secret Harbour Marina in Mount Hartman Bay for registration and skippers’<br />

briefing, two days of racing, parties and a lay day, before moving round to<br />

St. Kitts Marine Works<br />

BOAT YARD - Haul & Storage<br />

LOCATED AT NEW GUINEA, ST. KITTS Long 62º 50.1’ W Lat 17º 20.3’ N<br />

“QUALITY SERVICE AT A GREAT PRICE”<br />

Antiguan Sailor Selected for Youth Worlds Scholarship<br />

As reported by Stephanie Bridge in Antigua Yacht Insider’s newsletter (http://antiguanice.com):<br />

Following the hard work and talent demonstrated by Jalese Gordon<br />

of Antigua at the <strong>2017</strong> Youth Emerging Nations Program Regional Performance<br />

Clinic, Jalese has been selected for the Emerging Nations Program’s Youth Worlds<br />

Performance clinic and Scholarship program at the <strong>2017</strong> Youth Sailing World<br />

Championships, to take place in China in December. Jalese sails in the Laser Radial<br />

Class. More than 400 sailors from over 60 nations are expected to compete on the<br />

waters off Hainan Island from December 9th through 16th.<br />

The Scholarship program will consist of a pre-event training clinic along with full<br />

event support. The clinic in December will run up to three days directly before the<br />

Youth Worlds and will continue straight into the <strong>2017</strong> Youth Worlds.<br />

As a scholarship attendee, Jalese will receive travel cost coverage, airport<br />

transfers, pre-event training (including boat charter, accommodation, and food)<br />

and Youth Worlds entry fee coverage (including boat charter, accommodation,<br />

and food).<br />

For more information on the Youth Sailing World Championships<br />

visit www.worldsailingywc.org<br />

OCTOBER <strong>2017</strong> CARIBBEAN COMPASS PAGE 17<br />

Special - 5% discount for full payment. Haul and Launch $ 11 / ft.<br />

Storage $ 8 / ft / month. Beat the Hurricane season rush. Have access<br />

to your vessel to be launched at any time and not get stuck behind other boats.<br />

Tie down available ($3/ft), backhoe available ($100/hr) to dig hole to put keel down<br />

in etc. Pressure wash, Mechanics ($45/hr), Electricians ($45/hr), Welding and<br />

Carpenters available. Our 164 ton Travel Lift has ability to lift boats up to 35 ft<br />

wide and 120 feet long.<br />

We allow you to do your own work on your boat. No extra charge for Catamarans.<br />

Payments – Cash (EC or US$)<br />

Visa, Mastercard, Discover & travellers checks (must sign in front of us with ID)<br />

24 hr manned Security, completely fenced property with CCTV.<br />

Water and electricity available. FREE high speed Wifi.<br />

www.skmw.net<br />

E-mail: Bentels@hotmail.com<br />

Cell: 1 (869) 662 8930<br />

REGULAR HOURS FOR HAUL:<br />

Monday to Thurs 8am to 3pm, Fridays 8am to Noon<br />

Agents for:

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