Tewkesbury Town Regatta

We had great fun at Tewkesbury, although the Albacores were a bit troublesome !  The socials were fun and the sailing very different. An open event to be attended again next year. The fancy  dress prize wen to "The lady on the loo"...... a Tewkesbury local - congratulations, a great outfit . 

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DUTCH NATIONALS 2018

Congratulations to Meg on her win in Amsterdam. We had some lovely Sailing and I might of even had a win... if only I’ d read the race instructions properly... The social side was fun too. A group of us ventured into the restaurant area of downtown Amsterdam and had a lovely meal out. We explored the delights of Amsterdam public transport... for wheels users the Metro wins over the tram.. Thanks to Dirk and the  whole team at VW De Kroenen for putting on a great event and keeping fed and watered (although there was considerable beer and wine too). 

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For results click Here

 Antwerp City Cup 2018

Another great event to take part in. Antwerp is a lovely city , offering a large (!) choice of Belgium Beer. The sailings pretty good too and the event dinner at the Royal Belgium Yacht Club is a spectacular location.

Entry is now open. Click here and follow the link.

For more information about the event click here

There is to be an  “inclusive” 2.4mR meeting near Paris on 13 and 14 October 2018 

Follow the link here (you'll have to use translate)

Irish National Championships 2018

A very successful event was held at Carrickfegus, the first of many Irish National Championships we hope.

Irish National Champion - John Patrick

Irish Disabled Sailor - Georgina Griffin

Overall results

1st Megan Pascoe

2nd Uli Libor

3rd Nev Millard

For the Yachts and Yachting write up click here

For Carrickfergus write up click here

Rutland Inland Nationals 27-29th July 2018

From 35 degrees to 35 knots, it was an eventful regatta with something for all. Thermal winds on the Friday, progressed to ferocious 30knots plus winds on the Saturday. It was challenging to all. (not to mention the weed)

Read more: Rutland Inland Nationals 27-29th July