it here

Winner of the 2010 Bucket, Ranger, during the second day
of racing on Saturday.
Saint Barth Bucket 2010
Ranger Adds Its Name To The Winners
A fabulous 137’ America’s Cup J-Class replica
launched in 2004,
Ranger took top honors
in the 2010 Saint Barth
Bucket, after having
participated in the event
on several prior occasions. Owner John
Williams and his crew
finished fourth in “Les
Gazelles des mers” or
racing category for the
first day’s regatta, yet
placed first on the second and third day, in
this 15th anniversary
edition of the Bucket,
with a record size fleet of
39 magnificent sailboats!
points on the island. What
a great way to appreciate
some of the world’s most
exceptional yachts!
The 2010 Bucket 2010
began Thursday evening,
March 25, with the captains’ briefing at Le
Bistrot. The gun for the
first race, a clockwise
around-the-island tour,
was at noon on Friday,
March 26, with the starting and finish line off the
coast near the Petits
Saints.
The 39 entries were all in
the harbor outside of Gustavia, with almost pictureperfect weather conditions: sunny skies, calm
seas, and winds from the
east up to 15 knots. With
handicaps under consideration, Andromeda La Dea,
a 154’ Perini Navi ketch,
was the first to set out,
with staggered starts until
1:35pm, concluding with
the magnificent 148’
Baltic yacht, Visione,
which sports a variable
electronic keel for easy
And They’re Off!
With 20 boats in “Les
Grandes Dames” (cruising
class) and 19 in “Les
Gazelles des mers” (racing
class), the 2010 Saint
Barth Bucket broke all
records in terms of size
and provided a great show
out on the water, as well
as for those on land who
watched the parade of
boats from the highest
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First win for John Williams (far right), owner of the J- Class Ranger, celebrating
with his crew and the “Bucket”
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access to ports.
This first race around the island was
a great nautical parade with heady
competition. While no serious
breakage occurred, the violet spinnaker of the 164’ Perini Navi yacht
Baracuda, ripped at the top of the
mast, and the job of pulling it out of
the water was not an easy task for
the crew.
At 3:15pm, the 132’ Abeking &
Rasmussen ketch, Hetairos (a general under Alexander the Great), in the
Grandes Dames class, was the first
to cross the finish line, three minutes ahead of the Perini Navi sloop,
Salute, at 184’ the largest boat in the
race. In the Gazelles class, the 148’
Saudade, which left next to last,
took first place in its division, followed by the new racing boat by
Perini Navi, the 125’ P2, just one
minute later. The two J-Class boats
Hanuman and Ranger, came in third
and fourth respectively, just three
minutes later, and just 21 seconds
apart.
In the evening, the annual yacht hop
took place on the dock with invited
guests able to see these fabulous
boats up close!
Changing Winds
The second regatta was the traditional Olympic triangle—or Wiggly
course— among the small islands
around St Barth, with a different
course for each class: for Les
Grande Dames, a small triangle
between Boulanger, Pelé, Toc Vert,
Frégate, and Fourchue, and for the
Gazelles, or faster boats, between
Boulanger, Pelé, Toc Vert, Frégate,
Roche Table, la Poule and les
Poussins, with a finish near the
Petits Saints.
The starts, once again staggered,
took place with good weather once
again, yet the course was adapted in
keeping with slightly shifting winds.
The competition was stiff amongst
the two J-Class boats, Ranger and
Hanuman, with Visione, and
Saudade also in the running, and the
handsome 141’ Rebecca giving the
others a run for their money, with
spinnakers unfurled. Yet Ranger
confirmed the victory at 500 meters
from the finish line.
Weaker Winds
On Day Three
Weak winds from the southeast at
less than 10 knots and calm seas set
the tone for the final day of racing
and a counter-clockwise tour around
the island. These conditions favored
Andromeda La Dea, who came in
first in the Grandes Dames class,
and second in the overall standings
after three days of regattas. Yet in
the end, it was the great J-Class
replica, Ranger, in 10th place on day
three, that had enough overall points
to take the victory and have its
names added to the other winners on
the “Bucket” trophy for the race.
The awards ceremony, Sunday
evening on the main dock, was hosted by Hank Halsted, managing
director of the Bucket, with Bruno
Magras, president of the Collectivity
of Saint Barth, and its senator,
Michel Magras both present.
Rendezvous in 2011 for the 16th
edition of the Saint Barth Bucket
and the 25th anniversary of the first
Nantucket Bucket, which will be
celebrated August 22-28 with a
regatta from Newport to Nantucket.
SELECTED WINNERS :
BUCKET 2010
❑ Final overall standings :
1st Ranger,
2nd Andromeda la Dea,
3rd P2
❑ Gazelles class :
1st Ranger,
2nd P2,
3rd Unfurled
❑ Grandes Dames Class:
1st Andromeda la Dea,
2nd Axia,
3rd Hetairos
❑ Alloy (for the best performance
in Les Grandes Dames class):
Georgia
❑ Perini Navi Cup: Andromeda la
Dea
❑ Escargot Cup (overall last
place): Toto
Entries in Les Grandes Dames class with spinnakers unfurled between Toiny and Forchue.
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Saint Barth Bucket 2010
The 126’ schooner, Gloria, under full sail.
Andromeda la Dea winner of the Grandes Dames class
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Marine Park: Recommendations for Easter Week
With Easter vacation the moment
for camping on the island’s beaches, there is often quite a lot of trash
left behind. Please leave the beaches clean: that is the message the
Marine Park hopes will be taken
seriously:
“Traditionally, Easter weekend is the
time to camp out on the beach. But
please remember, a beer takes 200
years to decay, and 400 years for a
plastic bottle. And a plastic bag floating in the water can look like a jellyfish, food for sea turtles… Picnics
and campsites are fabulous moments
to enjoy nature, but please remember
to leave the beaches clean. Please do
not leave plastic bags or any other
trash behind when you leave.”
Titouan Lamazou Designs Offical Poster
For Les Voiles de Saint Barth
Artist/writer/navigator Titouan Lamazou designed the official poster for the
first edition of Les Voiles de Saint
Barth. Sentimentally attached to the
island, which he first visited in 1976
with Eric Tabarly, Titouan has made
many freinds here, especially brothers
Luc and Philippe Poupon, fellow
sailors in these tropical waters, and
François Tolède, director of Les Voiles.
Winner of the first Vendée Globe,
Lamazou has created a poster in perfect harmony with the themes of the
eternal woman, prediliction, the sea,
and beautiful sailboats, using tones that
blend with modern and classic yachts,
as well as spirit of yesteryear.
« I always enjoy returning to St Barth,
» says Lamazou. « Some of my best
friends are here. The island has
changed a lot since I first sailed into
the port in 1976 with the Poupon brothers and aboard the sailboats of Eric
Tabarly, where I was on the crew. Saint
Barth is more modern, for sure, but the
magic of the Caribben islands still
enchants me. »
Designing the poster for Les Voiles de
Saint Barth inspired the artist : « They
did not give me any specific direction,
» he confirms. « I simply tried to mix
the futuristic yachts and beautiful classic yachts that will be part of this event
in April. I love the old rigged ships,
especially those of the early 20th century, full of elegance and style. »
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LES VOILES DE SAINT BARTH
The racing
schedule 2010
• Tuesday, April 6, 2010:
Opening of inscriptions office
- Presentation of Official Program
- Opening ceremony on Quai
Général de Gaulle
- Cocktail reception in the
Race Village
• Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Race Day
10 am: Skippers’ briefing, upstairs at the Capitanerie
11:00 am: Start of the races
4:00 pm: Return of participants to the dock
5:00 pm: Activities in Race
Village
• Thursday, April 8, 2010
- Race Day 2
10:00 am: Departure of boats
11:00 am: “Starting Line”
Lunch at Météo Caraïbes
4:00 pm: Return of participants to the dock
5:00 pm: Activities in Race
Village
An artist without constraints and a
frank person, Titouan Lamazou very
early advised the committee on the
content of his design : « There will be
women….» The four designs he
propsed included sensual female silhouettes with which Titouan Lamazou
includes in the large part of his overall
art works.
Titouan Lamazou should be in Saint
Barth from April 5 -11, not as a sailor
but a friend of the island. Currently, his
work can be seen in the USA, France
and Japon. A limited edition of his
poster for Les Voiles de Saint Barth
will be availale for sale at the race village during the event.
SeaSailSurf.com
• Friday, April 9, 2010
Race Day 3
10:00 am: Departure of boats
4:00 pm: Return of participants to the dock
5:00 pm: Activities in Race
Village: Sound and Light
Show
• Saturday, April 10, 2010
Final Race Day
10:00 am: Departures for final
day of racing
5:00 pm: Awards ceremony
and cocktail reception
8:00 pm: Gala closing party
for Les Voiles de St Barth
Sponsors Dinner at Météo
Caraïbes
• Sunday, April 11, 2010
11:00 am: Start to Colombier
12:00 : Big picnic on the beach
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DIDIER SPINDLER, TROPICAL ARTIST
A resident of Saint Barth for the past
four years, visual artist Didier
Spindler has lived in the French
Antilles for over 20 years, first in
Guadeloupe and Les Saintes. His
gallery in Gustavia is a charming
place to discover his colorful canvases.
Painting in a West Indian aesthetic, he
has embraced bright colors with a
passion. For Didier, “Happiness is
something that can be shared.” That’s
why his paintings are like gifts that
share his emotions through his work.
There is not a square inch on his canvases not covered with bold, saturated pigments that dance in the light: he
attacks his work with a fervor that
does not leave space for repentance.
The colors are like the facets of the
artists multiple talents, with blue,
red, turquoise and yellow juxtapose
in cheerful coexistence. Spindler’s
canvases explode with the joy of liv-
ing, like fireworks of West Indian
happiness. They are like a window
of happiness, like a smile to start a
great day.
His work can also be seen in galleries
in Les Saintes, Paris, and Morocco.
The Didier Spindler Gallery in Gustavia, located at the corner of Rue
Samuel Fahlberg and Rue du Bord de
Mer, is open from Monday – Friday,
from 4pm-8pm, and all day Saturday.
Tel: 05 90 29 20 67
Michel and his staff are
happy to welcome you to their
pool-side restaurant for lunch & dinner.
Lobsters Fresh From The Tank
100 g for 6,50 euros
Hôtel Baie des Anges • Flamands • 0590 27 63 61
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Bête à Z’Ailes
Bar de l’Oubli
B4
Bonito
Carl Gustaf Lounge
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Do Brazil
Eddy’s Restaurant
Entre Deux
Harbour Saladerie
L’Entracte
L’Isola Ristorante
La Crêperie
La Cantina
Le Yacht Club Restaurant (la Marine)
La Route des Boucaniers
Le Bistro
Le Vietnam
Pipiri Palace
Repaire des Rebelles
The Strand
Ti Zouk K’fé
Victoria Restaurant (Carl Gustaf)
Wall House
Saint Jean
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Pointe Milou
Mango Bar restaurant (Lunch)
Taïno Restaurant (Diner & Lounge)
Ti St-Barth
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Grand Cul de Sac
Bartoloméo (Hôtel Guanahani)
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Restaurant des pêcheurs (Le Sereno)
O’Corail
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Eden Rock
Hideaway
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Toiny
Le Gaïac (Hôtel Le Toiny)
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Where to go dancing? See an art exhibit? Listen to live music?
Time Out keeps you up to date on local happenings. Let’s party !
Live
Music
◗
Wednesday to Sunday
Armando is on stage at Bar’tô
from 7:30pm, Guanahani,
Petit Cul de Sac
◗ Every Monday
Disco evening at Ti St Barth,
Pointe Milou
◗ Every Tuesday
The Real Cabaret kim & Co
at Ti St Barth, Pointe Milou
◗ Every Wednesday
Theme Party at Ti St Barth
◗ Every Friday
Live jazz music during
dinner. Restaurant
Le Gaiac, Toiny.
◗ Every Saturday
Live music during dinner.
Taîno Restaurant,
Christopher Hotel,
◗ Through April 17
Markeisha Ensley Trio, from
9pm to midnight, Bete A
Z’Ailes, Gustavia
◗ Thursday April 1
- Angels Night at Ti St
Barth, Pointe Milou
- Live in Concert: The St
Barts Funky "Blackstripez"
at the new St Barth's Pub,
Lurin, at 9pm, many special
guests & all local musicians,
come & get funky.
- Oriental Night at Le
Bistrot, Gustavia
◗ Friday April 2
- Live Pop Rock with Rain
Man, at St Barth's Pub
◗ Saturday April 3
- Live in Concert: The St
Barts Funky "Blackstripez"
at 8pm, Tamarin Restaurant
◗ Sunday, April 4
- Brazil party at Nikki
Beach during all the day.
- 1:00pm: Follow the wave
with Sundek fashion show at
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La Plage, St Jean
- Papaguyo at 9pm, Bonito,
Gustavia
Night Club
- Yacht Club, Gustavia
- Eleven 12, Gustavia
- The Strand Supper Club
Let’s Party
◗ Every night
James Kentaro, new resident
DJ exclusively at Yacht Club
◗ Every Tuesday
- Girls Power at Yacht Club
- Evening “We will rock you”
at The Strand Supper Club
◗ Every Thursday
- Alert Baywatch at Yacht
Club, Gustavia
- Ladies first at The Strand
Supper Club (Casa Nikki),
Fashion Show
◗ Daily Fashion Shows
- Fashion Show: every lunch
& dinner, La Plage, St Jean
- Fashion Show from the
Poupette boutique, from
1:00pm at Tamarin, Saline.
- at 9:00pm Fashion show at
Ti St Barth except Sunday
◗ Every Tuesday
6:30pm: Fashion show by
the pool, from the boutique
at the Isle de France
Exhibitions
◗ Through April 11
Photographs by Pierre
Carreau of the five last editions of the Saint Barths
Bucket at the Repaire in
Gustavia
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◗ Through April 10
David Wegman,
"Decopauge" oil, pastels,
sculpture at Entre Deux
Restaurant, Gustavia
◗ Through April 8
Photographs by Xavier
Lucchesi, at Tom Beach Hotel
in St Jean.
◗ Through May 31
Christian Fagerlund: ‘Light
and Land’, a series of landscapes and portraits in oil,
Eden Rock Gallery, St Jean.
◗ Permanent exhibits
• Alain le Chatelier, Les
Artisans, Gustavia
• Dave Stevenson, Les
Artisans, Gustavia
• Works by CyrilleMargarit
at Nikki Beach, St Jean
• Tony Caramanico at Clic
Bookstore and Gallery
• Group show at Pipiri
Palace, Gustavia
• Rose Murray, Comptoir du
Cigare, Gustavia
Xavier Lucchesi
◗ Through April 8
What does a photographer
use instead of a camera? In
the case of Xavier
Lucchesi, the answer is an
X-ray machine, using this
medical technology to create surprisingly beautiful,
often poignant images. His
work is on exhibit at Tom
Beach Hotel in St Jean.
Saint Barth Bucket 2010
Traffic jam between Bonhomme and Frégate.
During Saturday’s race, Salperton IV ripped its
spinnaker right after Toc Vert.
Sails ripped, sails repaired, on the dock on Saturday
“Saturday Night Fever” on the docks...
Saturday afternoon duel between Sojana,
P2, and Liara.
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ST BARTH BUCKET
The Organizing Committee of the
St Barth Bucket / Bucket Regattas
would like to thank the island of St
Barth and its population for helping
to make the event a great success in all
respect! In large measure, it is the wonderful “joie de
vivre“ of the St Barth population that creates the fun
and friendly spirit of the Bucket Regattas!
With a special thanks to: the Collectivity of St Barth
and Bruno Magras, Michel Magras and Sophie Olivaud the Port of Gustavia and Ernest Brin, Jacques
Greaux and all the staff the SNSM safety boat, Nunu
and the crew the Gendarmerie who also has opened
the fort to the public for viewing the start and finish
the Police department, Fireman department and
Hospital for their special attention during the event
the Tourist Office the local press and photographers
Jimmy Buffet for the beer for the crew the numerous
volunteers who have helped organize and manage the
Regatta all businesses and artisans who have worked
for the Bucket and contributed to this great outcome
Visione, a 148’ Baltic yacht, heading toward the finish
line during the second regatta.
And of course all the other persons who have contributed, directly or indirectly, to the success of the 2010
St Barth Bucket Regatta
THANK YOU ALL and see you next year !
Saudade, winner of the “Gazelles”class on day one.
Aboard Baracuda, a 164 Perini Navi yacht.
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