It’s been a strange sailing season so far this summer, with most racing events getting the ax due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. However, face coverings and social distancing didn’t seem to be an issue for some catboat sailors this past weekend. The 33rd annual Harvey Cedars Catboat Race “went off without a hitch.”
“The weather was great. The races went great. Everything went great,” said race director Robert Rue. “We had a good mix of boats between the three classes.
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