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Images of the Heineken regatta 2011 at Puerto Rico

by Bob Greiser, Outside Images on 25 Mar 2011
The Puerto Rico Heineken International regatta, race day 3, at the Palmas Del Mar Yacht Club, 20 to 25 knots of wind and rain squalls blowing through the race course made tough sailing for the competitors. Bob Grieser/Outside Images www.outsideimages.com

Outside Images' Bob Grieser is at the Heineken regatta 2011 in Puerto Rico, and presents this gallery of a windy day with lots of sun.

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The Puerto Rico Heineken International regatta, Race day 3, at the Palmas Del Mar Yacht Club, 20 to 25 knots of wind and rain squalls blowing through the race course made tough sailing for the competitors. © Bob Grieser/Outside Images www.outsideimages.com
The Puerto Rico Heineken International regatta, Race day 3, at the Palmas Del Mar Yacht Club, 20 to 25 knots of wind and rain squalls blowing through the race course made tough sailing for the competitors. © Bob Grieser/Outside Images www.outsideimages.com


The Puerto Rico Heineken International regatta, Race day 3, at the Palmas Del Mar Yacht Club, 20 to 25 knots of wind and rain squalls blowing through the race course made tough sailing for the competitors. © Bob Grieser/Outside Images www.outsideimages.com
The Puerto Rico Heineken International regatta, Race day 3, at the Palmas Del Mar Yacht Club, 20 to 25 knots of wind and rain squalls blowing through the race course made tough sailing for the competitors. © Bob Grieser/Outside Images www.outsideimages.com


The Puerto Rico Heineken International regatta, Race day 3, at the Palmas Del Mar Yacht Club, 20 to 25 knots of wind and rain squalls blowing through the race course made tough sailing for the competitors. © Bob Grieser/Outside Images www.outsideimages.com
The Puerto Rico Heineken International regatta, Race day 3, at the Palmas Del Mar Yacht Club, 20 to 25 knots of wind and rain squalls blowing through the race course made tough sailing for the competitors. © Bob Grieser/Outside Images www.outsideimages.com


The Puerto Rico Heineken International regatta, Race day 3, at the Palmas Del Mar Yacht Club, 20 to 25 knots of wind and rain squalls blowing through the race course made tough sailing for the competitors. © Bob Grieser/Outside Images www.outsideimages.com
The Puerto Rico Heineken International regatta, Race day 3, at the Palmas Del Mar Yacht Club, 20 to 25 knots of wind and rain squalls blowing through the race course made tough sailing for the competitors. © Bob Grieser/Outside Images www.outsideimages.com


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The Puerto Rico Heineken International regatta, Race day 3, at the Palmas Del Mar Yacht Club, 20 to 25 knots of wind and rain squalls blowing through the race course made tough sailing for the competitors. © Bob Grieser/Outside Images www.outsideimages.com
The Puerto Rico Heineken International regatta, Race day 3, at the Palmas Del Mar Yacht Club, 20 to 25 knots of wind and rain squalls blowing through the race course made tough sailing for the competitors. © Bob Grieser/Outside Images www.outsideimages.com


The Puerto Rico Heineken International regatta, Race day 3, at the Palmas Del Mar Yacht Club, 20 to 25 knots of wind and rain squalls blowing through the race course made tough sailing for the competitors. © Bob Grieser/Outside Images www.outsideimages.com
The Puerto Rico Heineken International regatta, Race day 3, at the Palmas Del Mar Yacht Club, 20 to 25 knots of wind and rain squalls blowing through the race course made tough sailing for the competitors. © Bob Grieser/Outside Images www.outsideimages.com


The distinctive spinnaker of Antiguan boat Hugo B - 44th Antigua Sailing Week © Tim Wright / Photoaction.com http://www.photoaction.com
The distinctive spinnaker of Antiguan boat Hugo B - 44th Antigua Sailing Week © Tim Wright / Photoaction.com http://www.photoaction.com


The Puerto Rico Heineken International regatta, Race day 3, at the Palmas Del Mar Yacht Club, 20 to 25 knots of wind and rain squalls blowing through the race course made tough sailing for the competitors. © Bob Grieser/Outside Images www.outsideimages.com
The Puerto Rico Heineken International regatta, Race day 3, at the Palmas Del Mar Yacht Club, 20 to 25 knots of wind and rain squalls blowing through the race course made tough sailing for the competitors. © Bob Grieser/Outside Images www.outsideimages.com


The Puerto Rico Heineken International regatta, race day 3, at the Palmas Del Mar Yacht Club, 20 to 25 knots of wind and rain squalls blowing through the race course made tough sailing for the competitors. © Bob Grieser/Outside Images www.outsideimages.com
The Puerto Rico Heineken International regatta, race day 3, at the Palmas Del Mar Yacht Club, 20 to 25 knots of wind and rain squalls blowing through the race course made tough sailing for the competitors. © Bob Grieser/Outside Images www.outsideimages.com


The Puerto Rico Heineken International regatta, Race day 3, at the Palmas Del Mar Yacht Club, 20 to 25 knots of wind and rain squalls blowing through the race course made tough sailing for the competitors. © Bob Grieser/Outside Images www.outsideimages.com
The Puerto Rico Heineken International regatta, Race day 3, at the Palmas Del Mar Yacht Club, 20 to 25 knots of wind and rain squalls blowing through the race course made tough sailing for the competitors. © Bob Grieser/Outside Images www.outsideimages.com

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