The C&C 30 MKI is fine for racing.  It is especially good going to weather
in winds above 15 apparent.  Make the bottom clean and get a good sail
inventory, new sails made specifically for your boat help a lot.
Theoretically PHRF or let's just say handicap racing is supposed to give
every boat in the fleet a fair shot.  You should be very competitive racing
against boats with a similar speed potential to yours and especially in
heavier winds.  You may have more difficulty if the fleet is not divided
according to speed potentials because large spatial separations will likely
develop and consequently conditions can vary more between where the slower
and faster boats are sailing on the course.  Once the boat is "race ready"
then it's up to you and your crew, learn the rules of racing well and try to
keep her moving forward in clean air.learning how to make the boat go fast
will be more difficult than equipping the boat for racing.so the onus is
more on the humans than it is on the boat.don't let your design become an
"excuse for losing", the 30 MKI is a proven performer and most of us here
know that.   

 

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From: CnC-List [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Curtis
Sent: January 2, 2014 8:28 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Stus-List 30MK1 Racing ability

 

Does the C&C30MK1  have the abilities to be a competitive club racer given
all the new boats joining the field? What can be done to make it be more
competitive? anybody want to share? The boat is new to me "well" a couple of
years now but I think I would like to race a little but don't want to race a
boat that cant win.

 

Thanks for your help. Any advise would be great.


 

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"Sailors, with their built in sense of order, service and discipline, should
really be running the world." - Nicholas Monsarrat

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