In a display of skill and endurance, Maxwell Curtis and Wesley Tucker clinched the Oliver "Chubby" Dickinson Memorial Regatta held on the waters of St. George’s Harbour. The pair won three of the four Comet Class races, finishing with a low‑point score that secured their title.

The regatta, an annual fixture on Bermuda’s sailing calendar, saw the duo take the opening race, recover from a third‑place finish in the second, and then win the final two heats. Their consistent performance left the competition in the middle of the water.

Local sailing enthusiasts noted the smooth coordination between Curtis and Tucker, highlighting how their teamwork mirrors the close‑knit spirit of Bermuda’s maritime community. The event also drew a crowd of spectators who celebrated the tradition of racing in the island’s historic harbour.

The victory adds to Curtis and Tucker’s growing reputation on the island’s racing circuit, following previous successes in regional regattas. It also underscores the importance of the Dickinson Memorial Regatta as a platform for home‑grown talent to showcase their abilities against a backdrop of Bermuda’s scenic waters.

The pair expressed gratitude for the support of fellow sailors and the local community, citing the regatta’s role in fostering camaraderie and a love for the sport among residents and visitors alike.