Lake George Racing

09/04/2020

If you haven’t done one of these rules seminars with one of the Dave’s, this is an excellent opportunity to learn from them both. No one is better at this!

My friend Dave Dellenbaugh and I are doing a Fall rules webinar, called The Daves. We are covering the rules at marks and obstructions (rules 18, 19 and 20), and will be focusing on the new 2021-2024 rules. This is a four-part series, beginning Sunday, September 13 and running four consecutive Sundays from 7pm - 8:30pm eastern time. Hope you can join us and help us spread the word. Here is the link for registration information: http://mailchi.mp/speedandsmarts/join-dave-and-dave-for-this-new-rules-webinar-5825938

06/18/2020

Photos from Joe Favero on the RC boat in Race 3 in our Wed night series: http://lakegeorgeracing.com/Result/Index/12530

06/12/2020

Photos from the RC (Kyle Lavoy) on Wed night.

06/12/2020

Wed Night Race 2: Congrats to Stinger on the win, with Sprit second and Wild Thing taking third (along with line honors).

RC: Uncle Ludwig. RC set a W-4 course with North Canoe as the windward mark. Afternoon showers gave way to a beautifully overcast evening and a light but shifty SW breeze for the 11 boats that showed up to the second of this year's Wednesday night series. Stinger had a great boat-end start a few sec...

06/12/2020

Wild Thing leading downwind on a beautiful Wed night. Photo by Deb Katz.

06/12/2020

Wed Night Race 1: Line honors to Wild Thing, and Spirit took the win on corrected time, with Uncle Ludwig second and Wild Thing third.

RC: Stinger. We had 10 boats for our first race. It was blowing out of Boon Bay NW. RC set a great course of I-5. We started at 6;29pm in a 5- to 8-knot breeze. No one was even close to the starting line at the horn. After that, some went west and some went east. Spencer in the J/80 Wild Thing was f...

06/07/2020

No one better than the Daves for a rules refresher!

06/04/2020

Our first official race of 2020! Video taken from Wild Thing, shortly after the start, after everyone had tacked on to port to head north for the windward mark.