The Bacardi Cup history started back in 1927 with the Bacardi family hosting a regatta on the then all new Star boats right in front of their factory in La Havana, Cuba. The challenge for victory has been tough ever since that first edition, when back then featured the best sailors from North America coming to win the trophy. The race for glory has evolved massively, and since 1962 Miami has hosted the Bacardi Cup on Biscayne Bay, attracting the sport’s big names from around the world. The relationship between the Bacardi Cup and International Star Class Yacht Racing Association (ISCRYA) is bound tight, and is marked by an annual Class Board Meeting in Miami. Top-tier one-design boats from around the world will have the pleasure of competing with and against the sport top pros through the thrilling tight waterways of Biscayne Bay. Competing classes are: Star, Viper 640, Melges 20, Melges 24 and J24. Biscayne Bay, Florida

Sarasota to Key West Race and Tampa to Key West Race. Open to any single hulled, self-righting, enclosed cabin sailing boat that hold a current, valid, WFPHRF rating and to all offshore multi-hull yachts that have a current, valid WFPHRF rating. All boats must meet the WFPHRF Category One (1) Safety, Crew and Equipment Requirements. Sarasota, Florida

Charlotte Harbor Regatta Inc., is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization whose mission is to promote sailing on Charlotte Harbor. Formed in 2009, CHR Inc., is a corporate member of US Sailing. The organization is comprised of a 15-member board of directors who stage regattas on Charlotte Harbor. Directors represent a variety of area boating organizations, clubs and businesses. A portion of the proceeds from our regattas is donated to youth and adult sailing organizations. Port Charlotte, Florida

Welcome to the (CRC) Conch Republic Cup – Key West Cuba Race Week – the sprint to Havana! Just 90 miles from the coast of Key West is Havana. It has been and elusive sailing destination since 1961 when the US imposed an economic embargo against Cuba. Now for the first time the United States has begun to allow limited boat travel to Cuba. This will not be the first time the CRC has raced to Cuba but it will be the first time with government approval. Our goal is to provide a world class format for racers to have a challenging race across the Gulf Stream to Cuba. Key West, Florida

The Fort Lauderdale to Key West race is a 160-mile coastal race for ocean racing/cruising monohull and multihull boats. The Fort Lauderdale to Key West Race began when crews delivering boats to start the St. Petersburg to Fort Lauderdale Race in the '70s decided to stop for a drink (or two) in Key West on the way. In the days before yacht tracking, getting there faster meant more time on Duvall Street without the owners knowing! It organized in 1975 and evolved into one of the premiere distance races in North America, ultimately giving birth to the fabled Key West Race Week in the '80s because no one wanted to leave! Today, racers from around the country still enjoy the warm waters of the Gulf Stream in January and the unique hospitality of Key West at the finish line.

BACARDI Miami Sailing Week is a six-day experience that gathers the National and International sailing community together in a fun-filled week of regattas, awards ceremonies, parties, & cultural exhibits. The historic BACARDI Cup, in it's 84th running, and its Star fleet will be part of BACARDI Miami Sailing Week. In 2010 the Viper 640, Melges 20, Melges 24 and J/24 were added to the line up allowing a total of 400 sailors to be part of this new Miami tradition. Miami, Florida

Since 1934, some of the best offshore sailors in the world have battled for the prestigious Miami to Nassau Cup, including Ted Turner, Dennis Conner, Dick Bertram, and Ted Hood, aboard legendary boats like Running Tide, Windward Passage, Tenacious, and Boomerang. Starting in South Florida, racers leave Great Isaacs Light to starboard and proceed past Great Stirrup Light, finally finishing at Nassau harbor.

Montego Bay Race - Fort Lauderdale, Florida to Montego Bay, Jamaica - 811 nautical miles

Regata del Sol al Sol is an open ocean sailboat race regatta in the Gulf of Mexico from St. Petersburg, Florida to Isla Mujeres, Mexico.

You may know this event from its history as the Morgan Invasion. The race organizers teamed up with the Davis Island Yacht Club and Hillsborough and Pinellas County Hospice Organizations to make this event a marquee regatta for the west coast of Florida. Similar to the traditions of the Morgan Invasion, the Tampa Bay Hospice Cup appeals to both cruisers and racers. With a strong focus on informal sailing and camaraderie, the event caters to cruising enthusiasts that just want to come out and be part of a fun. In addition to the traditional Morgan Invasion fleets, the regatta also features open non-Morgan fleets for PHRF, Multi-hulls, and a "Just-for-Fun" casual fleet. The committee also plans landside activities for supporters who'd like to be a part of the event but who don't care to race. It's all to raise money for the Tampa Bay area Hospice organizations. Tampa, Florida

Our mission to provide a fun, sustainable event that features high-quality racing and social activities, while bringing sailors and industries partners together in a welcoming environment. The Southernmost Regatta offers 5 consecutive days of high-quality racing on the picturesque blue waters of Key West, FL. The event is open to One Design and ORC Racing / Cruising Keelboats. Our plan is to provide a two races a day on two course, a One Design Course and an ORC Course. We will also offer one distance race a day for ORC cruisers. Key West, Florida