VX One Caribbean Cup
Enright Takes on the VX One
Getting back to his childhood dinghy roots has been a seamless transition for Charlie Enright who has switched gears these past few weeks from big and offshore, to small and inshore. On day 2 of racing in the VX One fleet, sailing with David Askew and Patrick Farrell on Wizard,…
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Flying Jenny Looks to Maintain a Winning Streak in VX One Caribbean Cup series
Rob Greenhalgh (GBR) has competed in and won both the Volvo Ocean Race and the Extreme Sailing Series; in short he’s no slouch on the racecourse. This week he has his work cut out for him on a much smaller boat than he typically sails, racing the BVI Spring Regatta with Sandy Askew (USA) and Drew Barnes (GBR) on the VX One Flying Jenny. It’s Greenhalgh’s third time doing Spring Regatta, he raced it previously on the Cape 31 Flying Jenny.
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BOTS Boost Race Management
First used in high-performance events like the America’s Cup and Sail GP, robotic buoys, BOTS, are now used in many international regattas and will be used on the VX One course during the 2025 BVI Spring Regatta (BVISR), the second leg of the VX One Caribbean Cup.
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Fleet Of 11 For VX One Caribbean Cup 2025
Eleven boats will compete in the VX One Caribbean Cup 2025, a two-leg series sponsored by Evolution Sails. It kicks off with the St. Thomas International Regatta (STIR) March 28-30 and concludes with the BVI Spring Regatta & Sailing Festival (BVISR), April 4-6.
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International VX One Fleet Returns To BVI For 2025
The BVI Spring Regatta will be the second, and final, leg of the 2025 VX One Caribbean Cup as one of the hottest one-design sport boat classes returns to race in the Caribbean. The VX One Caribbean Cup allows racers to compete in two of the Caribbean’s top regattas that are held back-to-back – St Thomas International Regatta (March 28-30, 2025) and the BVI Spring Regatta (April 4-6, 2025).
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