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The Antigua & Barbuda Hamptons Challenge Regatta is a handicapped race using ratings provided by PHRF of Eastern Long Island. The Organizing Authority is the Peconic Bay Sailing Association. This regatta and awards party is financed by the Antigua & Barbuda Tourism Board as a way to increase tourism and participation in Antigua Sailing Week. Captains Guide - as agent for the Antigua Barbuda Tourism Board - will provide the following awards:
· Perpetual Cup to be engraved with the winning boat’s name
· 1st Prize Overall- for winning Captain and Crew: airfare, charter boat for Antigua Sailing Week 2018, hotel accommodations in Antigua and registration fees to compete in Antigua Sailing Week Week (28 April – 4 May 2018) for Captain and crew of five.
· 2nd Prize Overall- Lunch for 4 at the American Hotel, Sag Harbor
· 3rd Prize Overall- A “Mini Barrel” of English Harbour Rum
· Smaller cup trophies for 1st, 2nd, 3rd place overall
· Glass Plaques for 1st, 2nd and 3rd Place in each division
Prizes awarded at the post race Caribbean Cocktail Party (5 - 8 pm) under a tent at Haven's Beach, Sag Harbor.Click here for party tickets
The Antigua & Barbuda Hamptons Challenge Regatta is financed by the Antigua & Barbuda Tourism Board as a way to increase tourism and participation in Antigua Sailing Week. The Awards Party will be a benefit for i-tri- a local non-profit that empowers adolescent girls through the sport of triathlon.
Registration is now open and available online via Regatta Network. Click the link below to begin your registration:
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Twenty one boats registered for the ABHC regatta on Saturday July 22nd all hoping to win the grand prize on the race-course in Noyack Bay. The winner of the regatta - - the skipper and 5 members of his or her crew - - would receive an all-expenses-paid trip to the 2018 Antigua Sailing Week. All racing hopes were dashed, however, by an uncharacteristic lack of wind on the race-course. After nearly three hours of delay, and still no wind or any prospect of wind, Race Committee PRO Tony Dill was forced to abandon racing for the day.
The Regatta Party took place at Haven’s Beach in Sag Harbor, and a separate raffle was held for prizes that included a week’s stay in the historic Copper and Lumber Store Hotel at Nelson’s Dockyard, Antigua. This prize was won by PBSA members Bill & Helen Coster. 


