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Rehoboth Bay Sailing Association hosts Flying Scot regatta
It’s a mad dash at the start of the first race Aug. 19.
September 13, 2018
Rehoboth Bay Sailing Association hosted the 2018 Capital District Flying Scot Regatta Aug. 17-19 in Rehoboth Bay. Skipper Len Guenther, with crew Kevin Cawley, of Alexandria, Va., were winners of the Capital District Traveling Cup as overall winners.
Second-place finishers were Mark Brenner, skipper, and Maria Brenner of Monroeville, Pa. Third-place finishers were Alex Diaz of Silver Spring, Md., and Chris Swenson of Crofton, Md.
It’s a mad dash at the start of the first race Aug. 19.
Capturing the wind with their spinnakers are the second- and third-place finishers in the regatta. Finishing second is the crew of 6011, Mark Benner, skipper, and Maria Benner, and finishing third is the 5135 crew of Chris Swenson, skipper, and Alex Diaz.
Regatta winners Len Guenther, skipper, and Kevin Cawley let out their spinnaker.
The crew of Mark Benner, skipper, and Maria Benner (6011) gets off to a fast start.
Chris Swensen and Alex Diaz, third-place finishers, watch for the start of a race.
Flying Scots line up as the start of a race nears.
Local sailors Don Walbrecht, left, and Jim Nabb check their sail.
Sailing under 4603, Debbie Cycotte, skipper, and Mosby West of Hartfield, Va., round a mark and prepare to hoist their spinnaker.
Len Guenther, skipper, left, and Kevin Cawley are winners of the Capital District Traveling Cup.
David Beckett and crew of McLean, Va. (4450), and Richard Kaiser, skipper, and Bernadette Yu of Highland, Md. (6034), compete in the regatta.
It’s tight as the crew of Don Walbrecht, skipper, and Jim Nabb (6061) rounds a mark.
Flying Scots compete in the Capital District Regatta on Rehoboth Bay.
Local sailors Roger Anderson, skipper, and Dave Stock of Lewes raise their spinnaker.
