NOOD Regattas  What Is Nood Racing
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NOOD Regattas - What is NOOD Racing?
The definition of NOOD Racing and a description of National Offshore One-design sailboat racing at Sailing World.
Dec 20, 2006
By The Editors (More articles by this author)
Created by Sailing World in 1988, NOOD (National Offshore One-Design) regattas attract close to 2,000 boats
and more than 30,000 competitors and spectators annually. Each event in the series features three days of sailboat racing for one-design models from 20 to 70 feet in length. In addition to local sailors, sailing's top stars - including America's Cup and Olympic champions - are well-represented at the NOODs. Competitive sailors rate the NOODs as the top national event in each region of the country.


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