The Interclub Dinghy Frostbite class, originally envisioned as a class for Inter-Club racing on Long Island sound, attracts some of the best sailors from a variety of other "summer" classes and provides great short course sailing on Sunday afternoons in the Northeast. Frostbiting an InterClub is a funny sport. People often ask "why should I get into a small dinghy in the winter when I can sail a PHRF boat or sit home and watch football". Then they try it and find out that IC sailing is a blast! The boats are fun to sail, tack and jibe on a dime, and require real skill to drive. Crews soon discover the importance of team work and instinctive reaction.

Class News

• The 2012 Midwinters will be at Larchmont on January 28-29. Grab the NOR and entry form over at the Larchmont YC Winter Sailing page.
• Pedro Lorson/Mimi Berry win the 2012 New Years Regatta. See the full results.
• The 2012 Wharf Rat Challenge has been issued!
• For upcoming regattas, we have a list of all boats that have measurement certificates on file.
• Thanks to Pedro Lorson and Peter Beardsley, we have results from all Nationals back to 1991. If anyone has 1990 or 1988 and earlier, please send them electronically or you can snail mail them to me and I'll scan them.
• Can you name the people in this 1932 photo at MBYC? Let us know.