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Charleston Race Week Heading to the Annapolis Sailboat Show

Charleston / Mt. Pleasant, SC (2025 August 27) - This October, Charleston Race Week at Patriot’s Point will be joining sailors from around the globe at the Annapolis Sailboat Show, taking place October 9–12, 2025 in beautiful downtown Annapolis, Maryland. Look us up at Tent G3!

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Welcome to the New Race Week Website!

Charleston / Mt. Pleasant, SC (2025 August 27) - As we look ahead to marking 30 years of thrilling racing in 2026, we’re excited to launch the new and improved Charleston Race Week at Patriot’s Point website! Redesigned from the ground up, the site is faster, mobile-friendly, and easier to navigate—whether you’re a competitor, sponsor, a sailing enthusiast or just a long-time fan of the regatta.

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Champions Crowned at Charleston Race Week 2025 at Patriots Point

Charleston, South Carolina (April 13, 2025) - Darby Smith thought his chances of winning J/22 class at Charleston Race Week at Patriots Point were derailed during the third race held Friday. That’s because the main halyard aboard Tasmanian Devil snapped and the boat was unable to finish.


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Spectacular Start to Charleston Race Week at Patriots Point

Charleston, South Carolina, April 11, 2025 - Charleston Race Week at Patriots Point got off to a spectacular start on Friday with sunny skies, warm temperatures and solid wind. Competitors on Circle 1 completed four races, while those on Circle 2 got in three. A robust breeze offshore enabled ORC A to have three windward-leeward starts, while the three pursuit classes enjoyed excellent racing.

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18 Classes Set for Charleston Race Week 2025 at Patriots Point

Charleston, South Carolina, April 13, 2025 - Darby Smith thought his chances of winning J/22 class at Charleston Race Week at Patriots Point were derailed during the third race held Friday. That’s because the main halyard aboard Tasmanian Devil snapped and the boat was unable to finish.


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