They're regulars at this event. Kim Bassett (left), Nigel Carvalho and Patrick Fowler know how to have fun out there on the water.

It's the L'Aristo sailing team, namely skipper (and event organizer) Craig Bassett (left), Sheila MacCallum and friend Lesley Fleming.

Food and beverage manager Jackie Taverner served up hot pies to hungry sailors as they came in from the storm.

Prisca Reynolds (left) chatted with Rhumb Line skipper Gordon Wylie who was riding high after a second place finish on Saturday.

All wet and wild, the 242 Division came ashore to celebrate. From left: Vern Minard, Tanya Ward and Hayley Broker.

Pierre Parkinson (left) and Jamie Horner both crewed on the Panique and Maestro respectively.

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Aboard the Bluefish they did sail, hopefully to victory. From left: Rheona Severson, Ian Chatwell and skipper Dave Cramb.

"It's always worth it," said Trevor Salmon (left), seen here with Russell Booth. "Getting wet is what it's all about."

Ede Jonsson and always takes along her first mate, Kojo the bird. Aboard their boat Havoc, Kojo even shouts out commands.

Fleet Captain Pam Juryn was pleased with the turnout. "It was great racing and great hospitality," she said.