Class Contacts:
Peter Frissell – President president@finnusa.org
Darrell Peck – Honorary president darrell.peck@gmail.com
Glenn Selvin – Treasurer treasurer@finnusa.org
Rodion Mazin – Secretary secretary@finnusa.org
Marcus Ward – Webmaster webmaster@finnusa.org
Terry Greenfield – Chief Measurer measurer@finnusa.org
Rob Coutts – So Cal socal@finnusa.org
Michael Kennedy – Nor Cal norcal@finnusa.org
Marcus Ward – Mountain rockymountain@finnusa.org
James Bland – Texas texas@finnusa.org
Peter Frissell – Midwest midwest@finnusa.org
Paul Rees – South south@finnusa.org
Al Marshall – East east@finnusa.org
Upcoming 2019 dates: 2019 Schedule 2020 Schedule
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US Sailing invites all the U.S. and Canadian Finn sailors to participate at the World Sailing Cup, Round 2, Miami. All the U.S. sailors are offered a free 1-year U.S. Sailing membership. To get the free membership, e-mail your registration to US Sailing Olympic Coordinator, Kate Drummy at: katedrummey@ussailing.org. For more questions or concerns contact Darrel Peck (Coach D) will lead the Finn clinic at the Fairhope Yacht Club March 25th through March 27th. The clinic is conveniently scheduled between Finn Midwinters in Sarasota, FL and Gulf Coast Championship in Fairhope, AL and will be priced at $150 per boat. All USAFA members will get a 10% discount if registered Mark Tegio and Mike Dorgan advertised this regatta as fantastic and FREE FUN! It absolutely was. Unfortunately, an ankle injury kept Dorgan on shore while the rest of the sailors enjoyed champaign conditions. The wind filled in nicely for the noon start and topped out with puffs to 18 by the last race. Morty won The October 2019 rankings are posted. Please contact the class secretary to update your profile picture or if you notice other discrepancies. Rankings page Scored Regattas: Type 1: North American Championship, 2018 Gold Cup, 2019 European Championship, Miami World Cup, USA National Championship Type 2: 2019 CORK OCR, 2019 PCCs, Great Lakes Championship, Gulf Coast Please Join the Nady family to celebrate the life of Louie Akos Nady on Sunday, November 3, 2019, 12 pm to 4 pm at Starting Line Room, St. Francis Yacht Club, 700 Marina Blvd., San Francisco, California. As was requested by Louie’s family, USAFA will retire his sail number USA 150. Rest in peace Louie. 
US Sailing invites Finn sailors to participate in WS Cup Miami
Fairhope Finn Clinic
2019 MBYC Short Courses Regatta
October 2019 USAFA Rankings
Louie Akos Nady Memorial
This is the home of the North American Finn Sailing where you will find our race calendar, information on regattas, sailing technique and advice, a forum & marketplace plus all the info you need to start Finn sailing.
The Finn is an outstanding boat originally designed by Rickard Sarby for a contest to find a boat for Scandinavian sailing and the 1952 Olympics. Since then it has been featured in every Olympics.
An outstanding technical boat that favors boat handling and tactics over straight line speed. With the unlimited pumping downwind in over 10 kts, it is a truly physical boat that rewards the athlete willing to work hard.
Most dinghies are built for smaller stature people but not so the Finn. The Finn is a big man’s boat with average crew weight over 200 lbs.
The great attraction of the Finn is that you don’t need a brand new boat to be competitive – top regattas are regularly won by 10-yr-old boats.
A growing route in for sailors on a budget is the ‘Classic with Carbon’ option – any pre-1985 hull super-charged with a second-hand modern rig. Classic boats are warmly welcomed at all NA Finn Class events and are often seen in the top 10 with the Modern Race Boats.