BUZZELLI MULTIHULL RENDEZVOUS

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The races are off with a 1st start with 12 Stilettos, followed by 7 others, of which Corsairs/Farrier, RC 27, Hobie 16, and Formula 18.  South breeze, turning West, currently 5 knots, filling in from the West.

Lida Beach Resort is offering special rates for Buzzelli Multihull Rendezvous participants.  Click here for rates.

If you are interested in getting some great shots of your boat at the regatta, Like Rach.H photography on Facebook.

Comment on the Buzzelli posting with your boat name/ sail number /class and we will be sure to find you on the course and get great shots of your boat.

Not on Facebook, just the same info to rachhphotography.com@gmail.com

This is not a commitment to purchase photos but increases your chance to get a good shot if you are interested.

Al Fuller and Company will be providing Al’s style of laid back music on Sunday afternoon, while we’re waiting for the results and trophies.  You may recall Al from Saturday night last year.

Just 3 miles & 2 bridges south of the Sarasota Sailing Squadron is a little known destination for a mini cruise, you could do a lot worse than Edwards Island.  If you have any doubts click here.

There is 23 feet of authorized clearance at high tide under the draw at the Siesta Key bridge, so your WindRiders should be able to get under without worrying about an opening.

Check this island out.  You won’t be disappointed.

Mike McGarry and Don Wigston will be bringing the new Sam Bradfield designed trimaran hydro foil “Osprey” to see how it does against your fast beach catamarans.  This state-of-the-art carbon 18 footer is brand new and according to Jim Brown’s review of the boat in the current issue of Professional Boatbuilder magazine, it will fly in only 7 knots of wind.  I can’t wait to see it flying around Sarasota Bay.

This Saturday, September 29, 1000hrs – 1300hrs: Stiletto Measuring event at the Sarasota Sailing Squadron.
To measure parts that have been modified since the last time we weighed and measured – 2007 at the 1st Buzzelli, yes, the year Bob died.
For some, such as Iguana with her lengthened mast and a new suit, there is a lot of measuring, for most, it’s just a sail or two.

Only modified boats and boats that do not have a current PHRF certificate need measuring at this time.

We will also be prepared to take measurements at the regatta, if needed.