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RS Aero USA National Champs - Overall Results
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15/08/2016 11:31:35
Peter Barton
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With 23 now registered the US Champs is set to be another record, the largest North American RS Aero regatta to date!Remember, entries in today to get the early entry discount;
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10/07/2016 14:10:31
Peter Barton
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RS AERO US NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
August 10-14
RS Aero Week at 'The Gorge'
***early entry discount ends July 10***
The big one at the iconic Columbia River Gorge....
CGRA, Cascade Locks, Oregon, USA
Schedule: Clinic 10-11th, Long Distance & GPS Speed Runs 12th, Championships 13-14th
Charters: via West Coast Sailing
Registration, Entry list and Notice of Race via US Events Page:
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06/07/2016 00:41:51
Peter Barton
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RS AERO US NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS - August 10-14th
RS Aero Week at The Gorge, Cascade Locks, Oregon, USAhosted by; Columbia Gorge Racing Association (CGRA)
Online Entry, Notice of Race &, Event Preview links HERE
Early entry discount ends July 10
with Peter Barton from the UK.
RS Aero Long Distance Race - August 12
The Gorge Blowout is a white knuckle, 18 mile downwinder from Cascade Locks to Hood River, Oregon run annually. This race is a mini 'BlowOut' going approximately half way. Take in the scenery!
Dynamic Dollies Aero GPS Speed Challenge (evening) - August 12
Every sailor gets 10 minutes with a GPS to try to record their best possible time. Sponsored by Dynamic Dollies.
RS Aero US National Championships - August 13-14
Short courses with plenty of downwind angles to make the most of the fantastic wind and waves at the Gorge!
Already in 2015, for the first North American Championships, there were 21 sailors from 8 USA States - plus the UK!
The Venue
One of America's most inspiring Championship venues with the afternoon thermal breeze piping up against the Columbia River's current to provide some fantastic long downwind rides through breathtaking mountain scenery!
The Gorge is a unique sailing venue creating a wind-tunnel between the beautiful shear cliffs and mountains that rise from the waters edge to nearly one mile vertically in places. In summer westerlies are the prevailing wind direction, dying down in the evening. This is due to the hot air rising in the desert out east sucking relatively cool marine air in through the gorge. The wind will blow the hardest from about 1000 hrs. until 1900 hrs. As a general rule, the narrower the gorge, the higher the wind velocity and therefore the larger the chop.
The current at Cascade Locks generally runs at 1 to 2 knots. The deepest channel on the river is generally where the extreme conditions can occur. All that is required for relatively easier going is to move to the edge of the channel/river. Depths can vary from 20 feet to more than 170 feet in places.
Having hosted World Championships for the International Moth and Tasar classes in recent years The Gorge and its challenges are recognised Worldwide as a World Class Sailing venue.
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25/06/2016 21:51:23
Peter Barton
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