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From the USMCA - THE SUN IS WARM AND THE STAKES HIGH FOR MELGES 24s IN KEY WEST Key West, Florida - The final countdown has officially begun for 46 Melges 24s migrating south for the winter to ACURA Key West 2008 presented by Nautica.
ISAF have now published the official 2008 Melges 24 rule changes giving details of all the rule changes that came into effect on 1st January 2008.
There are just 17 days to go until ACURA Key West 2008, the first international Melges 24 regatta of the 2008 season.
Registration is now open for Charleston Race Week 2008. More than 150 entries are expected for the event dated April 17-20, 2008. A bevy of prizes are offered by event sponsor Raymarine. Charleston Race Week offers an affordable, dynamic and fun race week experience.
At long last we are delighted to be able to publish the 2008 World, North American & European Ranking Results and formally declare Great Britain's John Pollard the 2007 World Ranking Champion.
Happy New Year to Melges 24 sailors across the globe and good luck for much great sailing in 2008!
From Key Largo Regatta Chair, Jerry Creasman Well the weekend came and went the weather could not have been any more perfect!
The 2008 IMCA World Ranking Programme and initial dates for the general event schedule are now available online. Please note that although the event list for the IMCA Ranking is finally confirmed some dates are still awaiting confirmation.
From the USMCA - Florida Yacht Club; Jacksonville, Florida - Bora Gulari at the helm for Chuck Holzman on 'Flyer' played his trumph card today as they took the Melges 24 King's Day | Atlantic Coast Championship title by one point. "This is great," said Holzman.
From the USMCA - Jacksonville, Florida More than forty Melges 24s are scheduled to compete at the 2007 Florida Yacht Club's King's Day Regatta making this the ultimate regatta showdown! Year-after-year it lives up to and exceeds expectations.