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Scuttlebutt Photos of the Week February 25, 2011 Here is a random assortment of photos from the sport. Click here to submit your photos for consideration.  The Gotta Love It 7 18-footer team of Seve Jarvin, Sam Newton and Scott Babbage on Sydney Harbor. Photo by Frank Quealey.  George David’s Juan Kouyoumdjian designed Rambler 100 swept the RORC Caribbean 600 fleet as elapsed and corrected time winner. Credit: Tim Wright/Photoaction.com  The Oracle RC44 Cup San Diego comes to San Diego Bay March 2-6, 2011. Photo by Christy Radecic.  The 29 month build by Alloy Yachts of the Philippe Briand designed 67.2m Vertigo was completed this week, marking this as the largest luxury sailing yacht to be built in the Southern Hemisphere. Hope they have enough champagne for the celebration.  The Bad Moon a-rising over Boston, from the MIT Sailing Pavilion (an iced over Charles, but upside down Tech Dinghies thawing out). MIT Sailing is celebrating it's 75th year this Spring. Photo by Matt Cohen.  Coronado Yacht Club coach Becky Nygren shows how to get 15 Sabots on a 12 Sabot trailer.  This photo was taken the morning following a storm of Roches Point Lighthouse, Co.Cork, Ireland. Sunrise backlighting the clouds on the horizon. Click to enlarge. Photo by Cube Images/Brian Carlin.  Harry Legum of Annapolis Sailing Fitness shows one of the reasons why Team Tunnicliffe are one of the top ranked Women's Match Racing teams in the world. Here we see Anna Tunnicliffe and Molly Vandemoer training at his studio. Photo by Fried Elliott.  Who says the Racing Rules of Sailing are complicated? Submitted by Paul Kamen. Click here to submit your photos for consideration. |
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