From the following entry on wetamarine.com
http://www.wetamarine.com/about/news/581-wetafest-2014
WetaFest 2014
Springtime in Northwest FL…
The second most popular drive to Destination in the state of Florida...
Big breeze…
Charter boats available first come, first serve...
White sandy beaches…
Cold drinks...
World class OD sailing…
The clear waters Jimmy Buffet learned to sail on…
The camaraderie of Northwest Florida sailing community...
The home waters of Randy Smyth...
Will we get to meet Miranda live?
Be there to find out… Start planning now!
You read the reviews…
You saw the videos…
Come be a part of WetaFest 2014
Fort Walton Yacht Club
7-9 March 2014 (Fri-Sun)
(NOTE - leave your boat and be a part of the 2014 Trimaran Nationals27-30 March (Thru-Sun), held only 3 weeks after WetaFest!)
Trimaran project is intended to showcase multihull news with a focus on racing, build projects, launchings, interesting ideas past and present and also updates on my own trimaran projects. Lots of content and updates to come so keep checking back.
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Tuesday, 23 April 2013
Weta Trimaran, video from 2013 Fort Walton wetafest and report from competitor Toni Sacco
From the following article on wetamarine.com link courtesy of Sailing Anarchy.
Weta sailor Toni Sacco sums up wetafest
http://www.wetamarine.com/wetafest-report-from-toni.html
Never in my wildest dreams would a trip to Florida to sail Wetas entail sailing with an Olympian and winning a national championship.
At 6:30 a.m. on Wednesday March 20, the morning after my birthday, the Ithaca, NY Weta fleet, represented by Richard Stephens, Keith Rice, and me, started our grueling 25-hour drive to Fort Walton Yacht Club in the panhandle of Florida. We were on our way to the largest gathering of Weta’s this nation had ever seen - WetaFest 2013. As the entries grew from four boats to twenty, our 25-hour drive seemed like a small price for three days of one-design multihull racing.
read more here
Weta sailor Toni Sacco sums up wetafest
http://www.wetamarine.com/wetafest-report-from-toni.html
Never in my wildest dreams would a trip to Florida to sail Wetas entail sailing with an Olympian and winning a national championship.
At 6:30 a.m. on Wednesday March 20, the morning after my birthday, the Ithaca, NY Weta fleet, represented by Richard Stephens, Keith Rice, and me, started our grueling 25-hour drive to Fort Walton Yacht Club in the panhandle of Florida. We were on our way to the largest gathering of Weta’s this nation had ever seen - WetaFest 2013. As the entries grew from four boats to twenty, our 25-hour drive seemed like a small price for three days of one-design multihull racing.
read more here
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