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Bermuda’s young sailors take on Race to the Rock

Sailors on the barge out to Northrock Beacon for Race to the Rock

Some of Bermuda’s talented young sailors will be racing on the open seas next week.

Sailors aged between 9 and 15 will be taken by barge, along with their boats, to Northrock beacon, where the Race to the Rock begins.

The 11.5 mile event is being held to support the Bermuda Dinghy Association (BODA), a registered charity that supports the training and competition needs of young sailors on island.

While the youngsters are giving back to the organisation, the race can be demanding in certain conditions and potentially the longest they have ever encountered with up to six hours spent out of the water.

Donations to any of the sailors or teams can be made online at ptix.bm

Race to the Rock

Teams

Full of Wind: Jesse Savage (age 12), Salem Jackson-Smith (12), Bram Wiseman (12)

SJ: Sean Pedro (12), John Dwyer (10)

Wacky Wave Riders: Mason Portelli (9), Walker Smith (10) and Rex Henagulph 9

Crazy Cousins: Benjamin (11), James (9) and Leo DeCouto (10)

Three Brain Cells: Harry Brown (13), James Ganal (14), Rory Savage (14)

Deez Nuts V2: Noah Amaradasa (15), Nina Gotfredsen (14), Evan Davis (14)

Individual: Miguel Power (15)

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Published June 04, 2024 at 12:49 pm (Updated June 04, 2024 at 12:50 pm)

Bermuda’s young sailors take on Race to the Rock

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