– Condition: Like new; purchased from Triad Trailers a few months ago and never used.
– Reason for Sale: Learned it cannot launch via ramp and have ordered a replacement.
– Usage Notes: The boat (Harbor 20) was never launched due to mast issues; photos were taken after setting up the supports.
– Location: Savannah, Georgia
– Price: original purchase price per Triad listing Triad Trailers LLC
– Contact: Call John at 912-398-9820
$140.00 if you register by February 24
$165.00 if you register after February 24
For the best learning experience join us also for the companion on-the-water clinic on Sunday, March 22 at LIYC that will allow you to put into practice what you learned in the classroom with an experienced mentor aboard. To register click here.
Don’t miss the races coming up every weekend in February–renew your membership today!
If you’re a current Fleet 1 member who renews manually, you should have received an email from harbor20.org entitled “Time to renew your Harbor20 Membership” on or before Feb. 1. with instructions on how to do it. (If you’re a past member who’s not current, you won’t get an email, but you can follow the instructions below. If you’re a current member who renews automatically, you’ll get an email confirming your credit card was charged.)
To ensure our continued fiscal health, the owner and skipper fleet dues are increasing this year by $10, the first increase in over 10 years.
Encourage your friends to join the fleet now, and their membership will be good through next January. Click here for a flyer that explains the benefits of membership and the various membership type options.
Instructions for renewing your membership:
The boat is in excellent condition and in the water in Newport Harbor, CA; ready for racing or day sailing!
Looking to spend more time sailing a Harbor 20 without the commitment of ownership? Nervous Wreck, a well-maintained Harbor 20, is now available to rent through Marina Sailing.
This is a great option for sailors who enjoy the Harbor 20 class and want easy access for day sailing, skill-building, or staying active in the fleet—without worrying about maintenance, storage, or long-term responsibilities.
About the Boat:
Model: Harbor 20
Name: Nervous Wreck
Number 56
Condition: Excellent — professionally maintained and ready to sail
Location: Newport Bay near the Mexican Grill Sol
Interested?
For availability, rental details, and scheduling, please contact Marina Sailing at www.marinasailing.com or 949-548-8900.
Sincerely,
Tony Freeman
714-334-3004
EVERYONE WELCOME – H20, other one designs, PHRF sailors
Whether you are just learning the racing rules or are already an expert racer, this seminar will improve and update your understanding of the complex rules of our sport. This course covers all the rules which govern the behavior of boats in close proximity when starting, meeting, encountering obstructions, rounding marks, and finishing. Animated PowerPoint, whiteboards with magnetic boats, and videos bring the rules to life! Includes continental breakfast, lunch, course materials., and a raffle ticket. Great for skipper and crew because more heads are better than one!
Sunday, January 18
Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club
8:15 Registration / Continental Breakfast
9:00 Seminar begins
12:00 Lunch
5:00 Seminar ends
Register early and save money!
You will notice that there is an option to order a course book printed in color. As there is always a right-of-way boat and a keep clear boat for every pair, and because the right-of-way can change instantaneously, and the right-of way boat may be “limited” in some way, or may need to give mark-room or room at an obstruction, and sometimes a boat racing is an obstruction to other boats that are racing, showing these in different colors really helps make the examples clear. And they are quite stunning! They are also very expensive which is why they are offered as an option.
Classroom learning is one thing, but putting the knowledge into practice on the water is another. As it is not possible to combine the the classroom learning for this subject with on-the-water experience in a single day, we are offering a companion on-the-water clinic for this seminar a week later on Sunday, January 25, at LIYC. The format will be practice racing in close quarters that puts a premium on knowing the rules with an experienced mentor aboard each boat. If you will be attending the seminar, we hope you will also attend the clinic. Bring your own boat or request a spot on a boat. To register click here.
The 2026 education schedule is composed of classroom setting seminars and on-the-water clinics with experienced mentors aboard. It is targeted at those who are learning how to race a sailboat, and those who are already racers but would like to improve their skills.
Sailors who consistently finish well know a lot of stuff! To be competitive requires a good understanding of knowledge associated with three different topics, which are large enough and different enough as to be learned independently but must then be applied together on the water:
| The Racing Rules of Sailing | Makes the sport possible, but complicated enough to require study to understand |
| Boat Handling & Sail Trim | Performance is important in any form of racing |
| Strategy & Tactics | Which way to point the boat, or “how to win a sailboat race” |
Many books have been written on each of these topics. Because of the amount of information, a classroom setting is ideal, as it is difficult to learn it on the water. But, having absorbed information in the classroom, your learning curve when on the water is turbo-charged!
Each of the following events with the exception of one are all=day events. There are three all-day seminars covering the topics listed above. Each seminar is followed shortly thereafter by a companion on-the-water clinic intended to let you put the knowledge you learned in the classroom into practice on the water with an experienced mentor aboard . While attendance of the seminars is not mandatory for attendance if the clinics, the best learning experience is enjoyed by attending both. In addition, there are two on-the-water clinics on “General Topics” that are not companions to seminars, where the topics will be chosen by the host and any additional presenters the host invites.
| Date | Event | Venue | Register |
| January 18 | Seminar – Racing Rules of Sailing | BCYC | Register |
| January 25 | Clinic – Racing Rules of Sailing | LIYC | Register |
| February 22 | Clinic – General Topics | LIYC | Register |
| March 1 | Seminar – Boat Handling & Sail Trim | BCYC | Register |
| March 22 | Clinic – Boat Handling & Sail Trim | LIYC | Register |
| Aoril 4 | Clinic – General Topics | BYC | Register |
| May 17 | Seminar – Rules Around the Race Course (1/2 day) | LIYC | Register |
| June 7 | Seminar – Strategy & Tactics | BCYC | Register |
| June 13 | Clinic – Strategy & Tactics | LIYC | Register |
The half-day “Rules Around the Race Course” is scheduled for mid-May and is targeted at summer evening racers.
Click the “Register” links above to register for any of these events. Why not give the gift of knowledge for Christmas? The information conveyed is equally useful for skippers and crews! In fact, on the most competitive boats, crews are as knowledgeable as the skipper – sometimes even more so…
We hope to see you there!
NOTE: The RSVP deadline has been extended to October 19.
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Click here to read about the annual trophies that are awarded at this event.
