Sul Vento, a Sunsail 41 in the Bareboat Division, has been dominant at the BVi Spring Regatta and Sailing Festival. Photo: BVI Spring Regatta

Jitterbug at the BVI Spring Regatta and Sailing Festival 2024. Photo: BVi Spring Regatta

La Novia, a Leopard 50 ‘ in the Cruising Multihull Division, had a perfect record heading into the final day of racing at the BVI Spring Regatta and Sailing Festival. Photo: BVI Spring Regatta

Catamaran 22 Tango at the BVI Spring Regatta and Sailing Festival. Photo: BVI Spring Regatta

Nanny Cay Resort and Marina being represented at the BVI Spring Regatta and Sailing Festival 2024. Photo: BVi Spring Regatta

Vessels in competition on Day 2 of the BVI Spring Regatta and Sailing Festival. Photo: BVI Spring Regatta

Both Sul Vento, owned by Steve Denure, and La Novia, owned and skippered by Georges Coutu, were also victorious in their respective divisions in the Scrub Island Invitational while La Novia also won in the Round Tortola Race for the Nanny Cay Cup.

With a race to go on the final day, Sunday, April 7, 2024, Sul Vento and La Novia were undefeated after 4 races.

Meanwhile, Final Final, a Mills owned by Jon Desmond, was getting the better of the other vessels in the CSA 1 Division with 3 wins and 2 second-place finishes.

ShotGunn wins CSA 2 Divison

ShotGunn, a Cape 31 owned by Michael Wilson, won the CSA 2 Division with 5 wins and a second-place finish.

Spike, a J111 skippered by Samuel C. Talbot took 4 wins and a 3^rd place finish, with one race remaining in the CSA 3 Division.

Ting A Ling II has been dominant in the Sport Multihull Division. After placing second in the first race, the Corsair F 31 skippered by Chris Haycraft took 4 straight wins.

More results to follow.