The phrase most commonly heard around the club, Can we stay? Day Three is a repeat of the first two days 78 degrees breeze about 10 knots NW. This Flying Scot fleet is fantastic. Great group of people both on and off the water. You have to love fleets that bring together sailors from all ages and parts of the country. We will have to check but I think one skipper is under the age of 13, several skippers spanning 30 to 50 years of age, with a few celebrating their 70's in this beautiful Florida sunshine. Age isn't a factor in this fleet, either is gender. Husbands and wives, brothers and sisters, fathers and sons, and great friends make up the teams. After a 4 or 5 miles course all the boats are finishing within a minute of each other with the top twenty boats finishing within seconds of each other. It's been a great week of racing and we look forward to seeing the Flying Scots again in two years when they will come back our way. Watch for results! It's going to be close!

Racers are heading in. Results from the 6th race are available online. Sailors will be heading into Sarasota tonight for dinner. See you in the morning!

Results for the first race of the day are posted! Beautiful day on Sarasota Bay winds at about 8 to 12 knots NNW. 54 Flying Scots enjoying 78 degree sunny weather. Monday night dinner, a shrimp boil was enjoyed by all. The Sarasota Sailing Squadron office staff and members can really throw a party.

Race committee heading in after three good races. Preliminary results available.

Onshore postponement is down. Winds out of the west at 7-10 knots. It's going to be a beautiful day. Race committee on station. 54 Flying Scots on the water and ready to sail.

The Squadron replaced nearly all of the docks this past year so we have more and better dock space. Racers can use the ramps or the hoist for boat launching, but hoist space is limited. We will allocate hoist spots based on earliest registration, so if you want to use the hoist, REGISTER AND PAY NOW!