ORC World Championship 2024 Kicks Off with Fast Offshore Racing
The 2024 ORC World Championship kicked off with a fast offshore start from Newport Harbor. Three classes are competing in steady northeast winds, showcasing close racing in Class 0. This 24-hour race tests navigation, strategy, and boat speed. Class 0 boats are leading the fleet, with Victor Wild’s TP52 FOX currently in the lead. Class A and Class B are also racing, with various boats vying for the top spot. The fleet is projected to finish at Fort Adams tomorrow, weather permitting. Follow the race on the TracTrac system. For more information on the championship, visit nyyc.org/2024-orc-world-championship.
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