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Registration now open for the 35th Pineapple Cup Montego Bay Race

by Manuka SEM 23 Jun 2022 04:58 AEST January 21-28, 2023
Pineapple Cup-Montego Bay Race © Manuka Sports Event Management

After a long delay in the running of the Pineapple Cup due to Covid restrictions, we're finally back and excited to bring you information on the 35th edition of the Pineapple Cup - Montego Bay Race!

If this race is not on your winter sailing calendar, what are you waiting for? This, as always, will be one of the most-fun and challenging races of the winter!

The Pineapple Cup is hosted by the Montego Bay Yacht Club with the support of the Storm Trysail Club and the Biscayne Bay Yacht Club and is organized by Manuka Sports Event Management. The event is once again open to multihulls and monohulls over 30 feet and will be scored under ORC and PHRF.

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What's new for the 35th edition of the classic ocean race?

The Pineapple Cup is once again open to multihulls and monohulls over 30 feet and will be scored under ORC and PHRF. In order to increase the overall enjoyment and reward of competing in this classic tropical ocean race, we have made one big enhancement for the 2023 edition.

We're adjusting how we award the most coveted trophy, the Silver Perpetual Pineapple Cup. NEW for 2023, 1st overall on corrected time will be awarded to the winner of the most competitive fleet. The most competitive fleet will be calculated by averaging the corrected time deltas of the first 80% of the fleet. The fleet with the lowest average deltas will be eligible to win the Pineapple Cup.

More information here...

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