Go get em Turnip-head!

Way to go! Who took the pic?

Dunno, its on the Rolex regatta site.

Edit: Photos copyright 2007 by Dan Nerney

Hey White Boyz, looks like you need a little more pre-bend in that spinnaker pole! Yeow!

Maybe THATS why they broke the first one :P

man, look at that water..... That's good stuff!

I can't tell... is this fast? <img src="http://www.catsailor.com/forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />

They're really only going about 5 knots, the blurring is photoshop <img src="http://www.catsailor.com/forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />

What happened to the guys? Website shows one DNF and the rest DNS? Did they have equipment failure that couldn't be remedied there?

Velcoity 1 wasn't trey.

They were.. "WAR" ... dunno what the deal with that was.

That was such an awesome regatta. The wind was around 14-20 knots friday and saturday, and between 11-15 knots sunday.

I was crewing on a J110 but drooling when I saw those tornados pass us so fast.

One of this days ill get a cat....

We are alive. We finished up 4th place overall. We were the first American team to finish. Puerto Ricans took 1-3 positions. After the complete re-rig of the boat (thanks Kirk!), we scored a 3rd on Sunday. Sunday's race was a 21 mile race, upwind and downwind in 2-5 foot seas, 12-17 knots of wind or so. It was a blast!
After the race on Sunday, I took one of our sponsors out and we sailed to Tortolla, which was a pretty good sail...
www.velocitysailing.com has a few updates, and Alan and I will be posting about the race as well in a few days. We got over 2.5 hours of video from on-board cameras, and Brian Karr with 1design.net will be handling the editing of "Rolex Regatta 2007-Velocity Style..." I think you'll all enjoy it when it comes out.