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2012 Beneteau First 36.7 North American Championship |
The 2012 Beneteau First 36.7 North American Championship will be hosted by the Cleveland Yachting Club on September 6‐9, 2012. The Regatta Committee is hard at work preparing for the world‐class event. The event will continue the quality racing and on‐shore entertainment that the class has become acc. . . read more |
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2011 NAC - First Today is first again! |
After four days of racing with scenic views of the Toronto waterfront featuring eleven races with twenty-nine teams, the overall championship was decided in the final race.
Congratulations to defending champion and now 2011 North American champion, Gary Tisdale and the First Today team.
Kudos to all of competitors who ventur. . . read more |
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October 24, 2010 - 36.7 NAC - Final Results |
October 24, 2010:
At the conclusion of four days of racing on Chesapeake Bay, many thanks to our regatta sponsors, our host, the Annapolis Yacht Club, the organizing regatta committee lead by Keith Mayes, and all of the participants for a great regatta. Congratulations to the 2010 NAC winner, Gary Tisdale and the Fir. . . read more |
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2010 36.7 North American Championship |
As the sailing season progresses, teams are getting ready to participate in this year's 2010 NAC. It's not too late to register for the 2010 NAC scheduled to be held October 21 – 24. Annapolis Yacht Club (AYC) is the C. . . read more |
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2010 NAC - October 21 -24, 2010 |
The 2010 Beneteau First 36.7 North American Championship
to be hosted by the Annapolis Yacht Club and the read more |
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2009 NE Fleet Championship |
On August 22 - 23, 2009, the Norwalk Yacht Club hosted the 2009 Northeast Fleet Championship Regatta. With 16 boats registered and 14 competing, the event was the largest . . . read more |
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2009 Verve Cup |
Peter & Dan Wright's Maggie Mae wins tie-breaker over Robert Foley's Tried & True to win first place with 23 points in 8 races over 3 days of racing in the 2009 Verve Cup hosted by the Chicago Yacht Club on August 14 - 16. Steve Pelke's Stingray placed third in a fleet of 16 36.7's.
Competitors sailed in var. . . read more |
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2009 36.7 Great Lakes Championship |
2009 36.7 Great Lakes Championship was hosted by the Cleveland Yachting Club in Cleveland, OH.
19 36.7's competed in anticipation of the upcoming North American Championship to be held in Detroit, MI (Aug. 27-30).
In close competition with only 5 points separating the Top 5 places, Peter Wenzler's Blackbird placed first edgi. . . read more |
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2009 Mid-Atlantic Championship (July 19-21) |
2009 Beneteau 36.7 Mid Atlantic Championships
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2009 Youngstown Level |
Congratulations to Gary and Melanie Tisdale and the First Today crew for their first place finish in a section of 16 36.7's in the 2009 Youngstown Level regatta. Richard Reid and the Zingara team finished in second place. Rory Ring and the Sexy Beast crew finished third completing the top 3.
For more details on the results:&n. . . read more |
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2009 Chicago - Mackinac Race |
Congratulations to Robert Foley and the Tried N True team for placing first out of a section of 20 36.7's in this year's Chicago-Mac race. Robert Nelson and Anthony Bowker's Free Radical finished in second place after a tacking duel with Tried N True from the Mackinac bridge to the finish line. Jack Buoscio and Lo. . . read more |
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2009 Bayview Mac |
Congratulations to Ken Sharpe and his team on Patriot for taking first place in the 36.7 section of the 2009 Bayview Mac race. In a near photo finish, Patriot edged out Colton Weatherston\'s Weather Edge III by 44 seconds. Claudio Martin\'s Critical finished third. This year\'s Bayview 36.7 fleet featured 10 participants.<. . . read more |
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2009 Block Island 36.7 Results |
Tom Peelen's Quokka places 1st in 36.7 section of 2009 Block Island Race.
Roy Halvorsen's Crossbow and William Purdy's Whirlwind finish in second and third place
Six 36.7's competed in the 2009 Block Island Race Week
For more information:
http://www.bl. . . read more |
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6/12/09 Breaking News - 2009 NAC |
Hello everyone,
We have some great news for you regarding the Beneteau First 36.7 North American and this email is lo. . . read more |
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Registration is Live for 2009 First 36.7 NAC |
March 22, 2009 2009
First 36.7 North American Fleet .
Registration for The 2009 North American Championship (NAC)is now live.
This Year's NAC will be held on August 27-30,2009 at Bayview Yacht Club in Detroit, MI.
2009 Beneteau First 36.7 North American Championship
Bayview . . . read more |
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Tenacious wins Gibbs Hill Lighthouse Division – 2008 Newport Bermuda Race |
6/25/2008
Congratulations to Julien Dougherty, Northeast fleet member, and his crew on winning the Gibbs Hill Lighthouse Division of the 2008 Newport Bermuda Race.
Excerpt Article by Lynn Fitzpatrick dated 6/25/08
Tiny Tenacious triumphs in the Gibbs Hill Lighthouse Division
Stenacious, the little Beneteau First 36.7 sailed by Julian Do. . . read more |
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Detroit NOODs Tie-Breaker Goes to Grassley! |
Copy of Sailing World Article
Written by Tony Bessinger:
Sue and Dave Grassley own a Beneteau 36.7 named Sho-Was-Cae-Mette, which is a name taken from the Potawatomi tribe of Native Americans who, according to Wikipedia are a Native American people of the upper Mississippi River region. In the Potawatomi language, they generally call themselves. . . read more |
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Registration is LIVE for 2008 First 36.7 NAC in Chicago! |
April 30, 2008
First 36.7 North American Fleet:
The 2008 North American Championship (NAC) organizing committee has been hard at work over the winter months to prepare what we hope will be a memorable National Championship for all.
Since there were five members of the Lake Michigan Fleet who participated in the 2007 NAC in Buffalo- we were. . . read more |
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"Victory-At-Sea" at San Diego NOOD |
March 14-16, 2008
"Victory-At-Sea" conditions…multiple "man overboard's"...ambulances...dislocated shoulder...broken nose...round ups and round downs...reefed mains...shredded kites...exploding blocks…broken stanchions and lifelines...sinking boats with holed sumps...mast butts driven through the bilge...pervasive seasickness as exemplified by M. . . read more |
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