Welcome, ladies, to the 2024 Red Bra Regatta

Please use the link above to sign up your boat for the regatta! Crew board registration is also open, please scroll down the page – current entries are listed BELOW the form.

If you are part of a one design class in the Bay, including J105, J24, J88, Moore 24, Express 27, J70, Santan 22, and Wabbit, please reach out to your fleet members. One design starts, scoring, and awards will be given to any fleet with five (5) boats entered.

Please join our Facebook Group by clicking here.

To download a copy of the Berthing Request (must be filled out to receive $30 overnight rate), please click here.

Skippers & Crew Board

If you are a skipper looking for crew, or a crew looking for a skipper, please SCROLL DOWN and fill out the form in the next section. Once you have filled out the form you will be able to see your information added to the lists below. You can only see ONE LIST AT A TIME – please use the back button in the listings display to return to the previous screen. Thanks.

Skipper & Crew Board

Fill out the form – all fields are required. Then scroll down to see who else has signed up – the regatta organizers are not making the introductions this year, so it’s going to be important that you reach out to anyone on the list that you may be interested in sailing with for the event.

If you have any questions or problems filling out the form or reading the skipper or crew lists, please post in our Facebook Group and one of us will respond.

CREW – LOOK HERE

To find out more about a skipper, click on their name.

SKIPPERS – LOOK HERE

To find out more about an available crew, click on their name.

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Monica Fine

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(415) 702-7795

I would describe my skill level as:

Intermediate - Moderate experience, but I want to learn a new position or get better at my current position.

My racing experience:

My sailing teacher is Karima Cherif and she used Las Brisas for years in the Red Bra Regatta. The only time I raced in it was 2021. We were in the non spinnaker division.

I am a First Mate. Open to whatever, just want to be a part. I can tack, gyb, pilot, park, moor, attempt to fix things that break along the way, can be in the hull while going (have no sea sickness).

We sailed from Ballena Bay in Alameda to South Shore Harbor for the race and I had the highest knots when piloting. When our key broke off in the ignition on the way home I spent an hour trying to get that thing out at times sitting on my belly while we tacked in the crazy wind. We ended up having to call vessel assist because it was just turned enough, and therefore seriously stuck.

She sold the boat and moved away about a year ago. I have one other friend who is also helping me learn but he is a male and has a similar size I believe it is a 32 foot Hunter.

Last year I requested to be on a team and did not get placed. I hope this year will be different. I am a valuable team mate and I am open to learning. Our team was small only three people Karima, Miri, and myself.

I hope there is a team out there for me this year.

My availability for practice prior to the regatta is:

I work for myself at this time and can be available anytime.