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Annapolis to Bermuda Race

The Annapolis Bermuda Ocean Race provides a unique combination of inshore and offshore racing through its route down the Chesapeake Bay, across the Gulfstream, and onto Bermuda.  It enables many sailors to fulfill a lifelong ambition: a blue water passage to a coral island with white sandy beaches and legendary hospitality.

 

The Race covers 753 miles, making it the longest ocean race on the east coast of the U.S.

 

A number of PHRF and class divisions ensure a competitive experience for both seasoned racers and more casual cruisers.  A major objective of the Race is to promote the art of navigation for more sailors.  A2B provides these challenges within a framework designed for safe offshore sailing.

 

The fleet is limited to 50 entries which allows the committee and host clubs to be responsive to the needs of each entrant--a major objective of the race organizers.

 

The Eastport Yacht Club hosts pre-race social events leading up to the race start, while the Royal Hamilton Amateur Dinghy Club provides participants with a wonderful venue upon their arrival in Bermuda. The Club provides dockage, a restaurant and bar, showers and laundry and is conveniently situated across from the harbor from downtown Hamilton.

Next race start June 5, 2020
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