Visiting yachts are invited to make an attempt to beat the latest Round Tortola Record. Times to beat were established by the monohull and multihull times set in the 2009 Round Tortola Race:

Multihull: Triple Jack – 3 hours, 33 minutes, 27 seconds

Monohull: Jurakan – 4 hours, 15 minutes and 5 seconds

It’s an all-comer, any-day event, Nanny Cay to Nanny Cay.

Start and finish off Nanny Cay – transit line from PegLegs Upper Deck. Competitors must attempt the record anti-clockwise and round Beef, Scrub Island, Great Camanoe and Guana Island to port.

Competing yachts will be provided with a Boat-Eyes satellite tracker with record attempt displayed live in PegLegs during the attempt. The Boat-Eyes tracker will be used to record all elapsed times.

Only realistic entrants will be accepted. To enter, contact Miles Sutherland-Pilch, General Manager, Tel: (284) 494 2512, miles@nannycay.com.

Entry fee of $250 donation to BVI charity of choice includes two night’s dockage (before and after attempt) at Nanny Cay.

Charities to benefit so far:

- VISAR, $250, Soma (April 2010)
- Perpetual Trophy (on display at Peg Legs)
- Name on Trophy (plaque)
- Crew dinner at PegLegs if record broken for up to 15 crewmembers; does not include alcoholic drinks with the exception of the jeroboam of champagne.)
- Jeroboam of champagne
- Bragging rights!
 
Multihull
Triple Jack, Kelsal 47, Richard Wooldridge, November 2009. (Record broken April 2010)		    
     
 
 

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