The 2012 National Championship Regatta will be held in San Diego, California as part of the prestigious Race Week festivities. Race Week, which is hosted by the San Diego Argonauts takes place every other year and will also feature National Championships for the International One Meter (IOM) and Marblehead among others. The Micro Magic Nationals will take place on August 18-19 (Saturday and Sunday).
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Larry Grant narrowly defeated Jeff Weiss and Bob Schumacher for the 2011 National Championship. The class would like to sincerely thank Mike Eades and the West Valley RC Mariners for hosting this event, and also Fred Rocha, who served as RD for the event. Here are the results for the top 5 skippers:
Under beautiful sunny Florida skies, 2010 National Champion Baran Bremer takes top honors in the Florida State Championship Regatta in St. Augustine on September 10th. Bremer narrowly edged out Alan Perkins, with Jack Ward rounding out the top three.
Congratulations to Bremer and all who participated. In addition, a big thank-you to Joe Walter for serving as RD and to his race committee staff for running a smooth, enjoyable regatta!
The United States Micro Magic Class Owners Association has been established to help promote and administer the sailing and racing of this phenomenal little boat and support sailors who have bought one. The US-MMCOA is affiliated with both theInternational Micro Magic Class (sailing under its class rules) and theAmerican Model Yachting Association, which is the governing body for model yachting in the US.
Click here to Join this site to participate in the forum and join in the discussions--keep up to date on all of the latest news for the US Micro Magic Class.
While the Micro Magic is an excellent one-design racing boat (actually designed specifically for racing), the boat is equally excellent for the casual day sailing enthusiast and this web site and class association are dedicated to being a resource for ALL Micro Magic skippers.
To register your boat with the US-MMCOA and to be assigned an official US sail number, you will need to download and complete the registration form from the 'class info' tab on this site and mail it to the Class Secretary (his address is on the form). There is a one-time $7 fee for registering, which must be paid to the Class Secretary to complete registration.
We feel that this is an exciting time and a unique opportunity to be in on the birth of a new class of boat here in the US.
The Micro Magic has taken Europe by storm! Don't just sit on the dock and watch. Get a boat and have some FUN!