The proposed 2026/2027 Notice of Race is up and ready for final comments! Follow the link below for the NOR.
Here is a handy race-schedule card for your wallet!
A site chronicling the formation of a Cape Cod Frosty fleet out of Beverly Massachusetts.
The proposed 2026/2027 Notice of Race is up and ready for final comments! Follow the link below for the NOR.
Here is a handy race-schedule card for your wallet!
We have concluded our first experimental Winter series! What a blast! Next winter we look forward to having a complete series and hopefully a few more boats!
The last major event for the fleet was the “2026 Dirty Water Cup” (12th annual) where we had the chance to race from the MIT Sailing Pavilion. Weather and competition was great!
Jim and I participated in one day of the 2026 Cape Cod Frosty Intergalactic. My “booby prize” explains itself regarding our performance.

And that’s what it’s all about — showing up! (And yes, if you didn’t beat anyone, at least you can beat some eggs 🤣)
Stay tuned to learn more about events this summer and our schedule for the 2026/2027 winter season!
4 boats and 4 races!

Today we had some friends from Frosty fleet 9 join us for a perfect race day on the water! The wind was ever shifting which our race committee used to give us a 5 different races.
We like to start with a skippers meeting to go over safety details, weather, and race course plans.

The first video today is of a finish t0 see all 8 boats racing. (And yes, FF16 has noted the difference in sail angle! Take note!)
It was great having some fans on the dock!
A start…
And view from the deck!
Next time we all race together will likely be the Dirty Water Cup at MIT Sunday April 26!! (Link)
Results from today:

Congratulations to Jm who launched Comfortably Numb today in intense conditions! The wind was too strong for us to have a race, but a few still braved the elements to sail thru the chop.
With our final winter-series boat build complete, we look forward to a few more races before the “big boat” racing season starts!

Results:

It started out nice and quiet, but as they predicted, it got SPICY! Proud of our fleet for sticking with it and racing in some exciting conditions.



Another great race in the books! It was a beautiful sunny day with a some manageable gusts helping the fleet really move! One capsize allowing us to test out the rescue boat — all good!
Recommended modification to help with future rescues: a carabiner connecting the outhaul to clew would allow us to easily let the sail free in order to tow the boat.
Jim kicked some butt on Slop! Is it the boat? The racer? We need more races to know for sure!


Tip of the day: use the falling snow to see the direction of the wind
Second race for the FF16! We were down to three boat today, and we lacked cheering fans on the docks, but it was still a great day for a race!





Brian’s first race! Watch out!


Watch out for Jim and Mike! Great race guys!