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Mollicone and Helly Hansen Team win J/24 Mids with 5 bullets The winds were mild, around 8 knots with a light chop as 27 J/24s raced on Miami’s Biscayne Bay for the last day of the 2014 J/24 Midwinters. Although the Helly Hansen team from Newport, Rhode Island dominated the fleet, the regatta...

The winds were mild, around 8 knots with a light chop as 27 J/24s raced on Miami’s Biscayne Bay for the last day of the 2014 J/24 Midwinters. Although the Helly Hansen team from Newport, Rhode Island dominated the fleet, the regatta had never been boring. There were plenty of visitors crossing...

When the J/24 Midwinters’ Signal Boat Goldilocks went out this morning on to Miami’s Biscayne Bay waving a huge Jolly Roger, you could tell it was going to be a great day. The Coral Reef Yacht Club Race Committee was relaxed and obviously the team of Mollicone and Healy was ready to increase...

J/24 MIDS GET SUNBURNED IN MIAMI Brown University Sailing Coach John Mollicone sharpened his sailing skills with an early lead in the 2014 J/24 Midwinters. His three bullets gave him a total of 8 points, two points ahead of 2nd. His obviously excellent crew is made up of Tim Healy, Geoff Becker...

J/24 Midwinters…Where the Black Flag met the Bow Numbers in 1984 The J/24 Class has to win the prize for the best regatta stories. One of the greatest might be the first effective use of the Black Flag. Back in 1983, Coral Reef Yacht Club’s (CRYC) Mario Bustamante was working the pin boat for...

J/24s … heading back to Miami for 2014 Midwinters waving a Bacardi banner Just as the swallows return to Capistrano, the J/24s keep coming back to Miami. This time the regatta host is Coral Reef Yacht Club, the title sponsor is Bacardi and the dates are February 19-23 with racing on the 21st...

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I need a trailer and hear that there is a hot new trailer that is very easy to use as you can just roll your dolly on to it and do not need an extra pair of hands. Does anyone know what it is called? Or do you have any other recs?