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Nanny Cay Resort and Marina Pledges Half a Decade of Support to BVI Spring Regatta
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| (L-R) Miles Sutherland-Pilch, general manager, Nanny Cay Resort and Marina, Judy Petz, director, BVI Spring Regatta, Bob Phillips, chairman, BVI Spring Regatta | After eight consecutive years of hosting the BVI Spring Regatta (BVISR), Nanny Cay Resort and Marina (Nanny Cay) has committed to supporting the territory's largest regatta for an additional five years. Miles Sutherland-Pilch, general manager of Nanny Cay, met with Bob Phillips, chairman of the BVISR committee, to sign the agreement last Tuesday. The renewed contract confirms Nanny Cay as the presenting sponsor and host venue provider through 2016.
Jul 20, 2010, 12:44 PST
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Orion Crowned Winner of the 2010 Quantum IC24 International Sailing Regatta
Orion from Puerto Rico won this year's Quantum IC24 International sailing regatta hosted by the Royal BVI Yacht Club. Orion was skippered by internationally-renowned sailor Fraito Lugo.
Jun 21, 2010, 10:56 PST
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Formula 40, Soma, breaks Round Tortola Record in Nanny Cay Challenge
Soma, a St John-based Formula 40 catamaran and frequent BVI visitor, smashed the Round Tortola Record yesterday in the first attempt on the Nanny Cay Challenge announced in February. Soma circumnavigated Tortola and outer islands in 2 hours, 50 minutes and 15 seconds smashing Triple Jack's record of 3 hours, 33 minutes and 27 seconds set in the PegLegs Round Tortola Race November last year.
Apr 16, 2010, 09:18 PST
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2010 BVI Spring Regatta- End Game
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| Faito Lugo witn Orion took first place in the hot battle in the IC24 class. | Once again, it was a picture perfect day in the British Virgin Islands for the last day of racing of the BVI Spring Regatta, with sun and wind all day long. There were a number of battles out on the race course which were fought to the very end providing plenty of action on the SOL, Norman and LIME One Design Race areas.
Apr 6, 2010, 09:39 PST
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Slow Start but a Hot Finish for Day One of the BVI Spring Regatta
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| White Heat, currently in first place in Racing B. | Although no complaints were heard, it was hard to be excited about the day’s weather conditions early on. It was cloudy, rained threatened and it appeared as though what little wind there was might be sucked up by the clouds. Oh ye of little faith. Although the clouds hung over all morning, there was wind from the north ranging from a low of 5 to a high of about 20 and later in the day, the sun came shining brightly over the 103 boat fleet on the first day of racing the 2010 BVI Spring Regatta.
Apr 2, 2010, 22:45 PST
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