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By Christine Weaver | April 11, 2018 | St. Barths, French West Indies |
A visual treat from Day 2 of racing in Les Voiles de St. Barth.

© Christophe Jouany

The ninth Les Voiles de St. Barth has enjoyed two days of spectacular racing, with photo galleries and videos posted on the event’s website, www.lesvoilesdesaintbarth.com. The images are astonishingly beautiful and exciting, as evidenced by the few sampled here. If you’re in need of a mid-workweek refresher, take a look.

George David’s R/P 88 Rambler 88, hailing from Newport, RI.

© Christophe Jouany

Conditions are ideal for racing — and photography — with an easterly of 17 knots blowing at the tiny Caribbean island of Saint Barthélemy this afternoon.

We’re not sure which boat this is, but the crew, though damp, is having fun.

© Michael Gramm

Racing continues through Saturday.

Lloyd Thornburg’s Gunboat 66 Phaedo.

© Christophe Jouany
Another 66-ft catamaran, Jim Vos’s Morelli & Melvin HH66 Nala, flies through the waves. The two are competing in different divisions. There are two multihull divisions and five monohull divisions.

© 2018 Christophe Jouany
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