You never know what you’ll see out on Casco Bay during a glorious fall afternoon. The Maine Yacht Center crew had a ton of fun recently doing some training aboard four Class 40 sloops: Amhas II, Dragon, Toothface II, and Bolands Mill. Sailing days like these were practically made for racing these awesome machines!
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TOOTHFACE II, an Akilaria RC3 Class 40 launched at Maine Yacht Center, leads AMHAS 2.
Photos of Casco Bay Sailing Scene: Class 40 Racing Yacht Practice
TOOTHFACE II, an Akilaria RC3 Class 40 launched at Maine Yacht Center, leads AMHAS 2.
Four Class 40 racing yachts head out from Maine Yacht Center for a bit of practice on Casco Bay near Portland.
TOOTHFACE II, an Akilaria RC3 Class 40 launched at Maine Yacht Center, fights off AMHAS 2.
AMHAS 2 passes Ram Island Ledge Light in Casco Bay
AMHAS 2, passing well clear of Ram Island Ledge Light.
The man responsible for bringing these racing machines to Maine: Brian Harris, of Maine Yacht Center.
A Class 40 screams toward the Portland shoreline.
The fleet heads toward Portland after a few wonderful tacks around Casco Bay.
Dragon, an Owen Clarke designed Class 40 offshore racing yacht refit at Maine Yacht Center in preparation for the Route du Rhum.
AMHAS 2, powered up and sailing well.
AMHAS 2.
