All had a great time!
Participants came from Alaska, Canada, Washington, Colorado, Arizona, and California. Despite the weather, everyone came prepared for anything. It rained and rained and the wind blew! The Corsair 880’s handled oh so well. We were hitting speeds up to 18 knots! What a great environment for training.
Our participants had 2 days of training on and off the water, covering the “essentials” of trimaran sailing. Docking, safety procedures, sail management, sail trim, boat handling downwind sailing techniques, and spinnaker handling were the primary focus.
At this April event, we had 3 new Corsair 880s. These trimarans were owned by local skippers in the Corsair community. BIG THANK YOU for allowing everyone to train on your trimarans.
“What a freakin’ blast you guys. Last weekend was chock full of nuts and nuggets of insights about the 880 and sailing in fresh breezes on trimarans in general. Thank you so much for organizing this event. ”
Our trainers certainly had their work cut out for them!
Richard Allen / Founder 180 Marine / Trimaran Racer
Richard has raced and sailed Corsair trimarans for 28 years. He knows these boats inside and out. Richard is a natural teacher and loves to share his extensive knowledge.
Scott Klodowski / Trimaran Racer / World Cruiser
As a valued team leader at 180 Marine, Scott is multitalented and highly knowledgeable on trimarans. He has sailed, raced, and rigged high-performance race boats up to a Gunboat 62, a Nigel Irens 63, Nacra 5.8, a Corsair 880 and 37, and a Reynolds 33.
Bill Edwards / Trimaran Racer / World Cruiser
Over this past year, Bill has been sailing around the Pacific on his Seawind 1160. Bill has owned and raced many (many) Corsair trimarans.
Sailing in “Hurricane Alley” - San Pedro, California. Located at the southern end of the Palos Verdes Peninsula at the end of Los Angeles, San Pedro Bay was first used by Spanish ships starting in the 1540s. Along its waterfront are shipyards, dry docks, fish canneries, and oil refineries, as well as a memorial to the merchant marines. Los Angeles Air Force Base and Cabrillo Beach are on Point Fermin at the peninsula’s southern tip. Built in 1874, the Point Fermin Lighthouse was the first navigational light into the San Pedro Bay.
2024 FUTURE EVENTS
MAY DEMO DAY ON A CORSAIR 880
Date: May 25th (one day)
Location: Long Beach, California
Cost: $598 per person
Contact: taylor@180marine to reserve your spot
Only 4 spots available for this exclusive experience.
AUGUST DEMO DAYS ON A CORSAIR 880
Date: August 23, 24, 25 (3 days)
Location: Long Beach, California
Cost: $1,198 per person
Contact: taylor@180marine to reserve your spot
Only 10 spots available for this exclusive experience.
CORSAIR 880 FOR SALE / ARRIVING AUGUST 2024
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