COA Newsletter Out

[Earl Boebert]

Well, it took a while ... but the first newsletter for the COA is attached.

Cheers,

Earl

[martin]

Very well put together, Earl; the Spanish Association also does a news letter and I posted a translation of those parts applicable outside Spain on the "Files" section of the Yahoo site. I like the idea of the CD. Also, the builder's guide to the Racing Sparrow is, as you say very thorough and worthy of a wider audience, which the RG65 angle could very well give it.

[Earl Boebert]

Well, we made it to issue 2, attached.

Cheers,

Earl

[Earl Boebert]

And here's the latest, with the Rio Grande Cup results.

Cheers,

Earl

[Niel]

Hi Earl - In race reports I would like to see some mention of which designs the competitors campaigned paired with the results. I am sure that this info would be helpful to those folks who are interested in getting involved in RG65s.

[Dick Lemke]

Niel -

while not specifically US Boats, this was posted by then International RG-65 President Maximo Lange and represents the boats from the Argentine Championships. As you can see, there doesn't seem to be any specific design that wins - and even though it's a development class, it still boils down to the 'hot thumbs" for the regatta.

From the RG-65 47 + page tread here on this site.......

In Argentine the first 5 designs were

1- 43 - owner design
2- 87 - owner design
3- 18 - owner design
4- 7 - JIF 2
5- 71 - owner design

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