A mobile app for the NHYC Cabo Race is now available on iTunes for iPhone & iPad and Google Play for Android. The App contains everything you need to plan for and follow the Cabo race from Newport to Cabo. Event Details Entry Due Dates Race Documents Entrants, Skipper and Crew Info Push Notification Updates Chatter / Disccusion Customs Information Online Store History And after the race starts, the app will allow: Start / Finish Line Weather Live Tracking Finish...
An amendment to the Notice of Race has been posted to the Official Notice Board. This amendment makes accommodations for the entry of multihull boats. Early entry is still open until February 1, 2015.
Entry using the on-line entry form at www.NHYCcaborace.com and by paying the $1000 entry fee on or before 2/1/15 to avoid a $250 late fee penalty. No entry will be accepted after 3/1/15. No refund will be issued if a boat withdraws on or after 2/1/15.
We recently sat down for Breakfast in Cabo with Clicerio Mercado, the man behind the famous Bisbee’s fishing tournaments. He had recently finished up another Bisbee’s Black & Blue tournament hosted in Cabo. The hurricane brought out the best and the worst of Cabo, says Clicerio. The worst was a very small group. The best was the vast majority of the people of Cabo. Most hotels have been rebuilt, repaired or remodeled and are open for business, filled to capacity. Some...
NOSA is hosting Night Racing Seminars at four different Yacht Clubs on January 28th and 29th and February 11th and 12th. The seminar will feature Bob Steel of US Sailing discussing safety issues and weather forecasting, Bruce Cooper of Ullman Sails on trimming at night and sail selection along with Peter Bretschger on behalf of NOSA discussing general boat management as well as issues affecting racing into Mexican waters. The Newport Area Seminar will be January 29 at 7 pm...
Bazinga, a Hobie 33 skippered by Steve Campo of AYC enters the NHYC Cabo Race.
[caption id="attachment_1739" align="alignleft" width="150"] Darren Carey, Marina Manager[/caption] We sat down for breakfast in Cabo with Darren Carey, manager of IGY Marina Cabo San Lucas this week. The Marina is in great shape says Carey. They took precautions before the hurricane hit to protect the boats and the fuel docks. The precautions paid off and much of the repairs have already been completed. After breakfast, we toured the docks and it appeared like a full harbor with many multi-million dollar yachts...
