We just finished the 2004 Bermuda Ocean Race in second place, with our cutter rigged O'Day 37, see attached articles. http://www.delawareonline.com/newsjournal/life/2004/06/25sabrinasailsins.html http://www.delawareonline.com/newsjournal/life/2004/06/11brandywinehundr.html I'ld like to share experiences with anyone interested in ocean racing. Captain Rich Wilmington, DE 19803
Ocean Racing in O'Day 37??
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Bravo!
Capt. Rich: I just got done enjoying my next-door neighbor's tales of crewing in the Newport-Bermuda Race, and along you come with a tale that's just as good -- even better because it's an O'Day we're talking about. Congratulations on a job well done! I for one would enjoy hearing any info you'd care to share about the BOR, or ocean racing in general. We're the same age, but I'm still a relative novice (only sailing since '97). One of these days, I hope, I'll get my crack at crewing a race to Bermuda, even if it's as designated cook and all-purpose rail meat. Till then, I'll continue to enjoy success stories like yours. Again, great job! Pete Dodenhoff "Crossroads" (ODay 322) Little Silver, NJ
Capt. Rich: I just got done enjoying my next-door neighbor's tales of crewing in the Newport-Bermuda Race, and along you come with a tale that's just as good -- even better because it's an O'Day we're talking about. Congratulations on a job well done! I for one would enjoy hearing any info you'd care to share about the BOR, or ocean racing in general. We're the same age, but I'm still a relative novice (only sailing since '97). One of these days, I hope, I'll get my crack at crewing a race to Bermuda, even if it's as designated cook and all-purpose rail meat. Till then, I'll continue to enjoy success stories like yours. Again, great job! Pete Dodenhoff "Crossroads" (ODay 322) Little Silver, NJ
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