POOLE REGATTA 2018 - UK TIDAL NATIONALS 

The racing was close and the weather variable. Congratulations to Megan Pascoe for regaining her UK crown. 

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For regatta results click here

For pictures click here and here

QM Open Meeting 14/15th April     

SUN AND WIND....BUT NOT BOTH TOGETHER

The Queen Mary Open Meeting was the first of the season and yes there was plenty of water. With the support of RYA Sailability and following sterling work by Steve and his granddaughter we had the three RYA boats available.

Read more: Queen Mary Open Meeting

German Nationals in Hamburg

Congratulations to Steve Bullmore on his 11th place and Brian Harding on his 26th place at the German National championships held in Hamburg. For the write- up click here (you'll need to translate it).

For the full results click here

 Inland Nationals -Rutland Sailing Club 11-13th August

and Class AGM 

Congratulations to Bruce Hill on winning the Inland National Championships. Second place went to Carol Dugdale who also won the 1st disabled and 1st lady prizes. There were varying winds over the weekend, but no real howling winds like last year. Thanks to Rutland for allowing us the use of their facilities, with special thanks to Charlie Stowe and his team for great racing and mark laying. We look forward to being there  again next year.

Wroxham Open Meeting 16th -17th September

It can't be said that the weekend weather was set fair for this event.  We all arrived on Friday intending  to be rigged and ready from launching and sailing on Saturday, but the torrential down pours put pay to that , with some of us (I wonder who...) taking  refuge in the local hostelry. 

Read more: Wroxham Open Meeting

2017 WORLDS

Congratulations to all the British winners at the 2017 Worlds

Megan Pascoe - 1st Lady and 2nd Disabled

Jonathan Currel - 3rd Disabled

Steve Bullmore -3rd Silver Fleet

Adam Billany - Prize 17

 Ten British boats made the journey to Sneekameer in the Netherlands and were joined by sailors from 20 countries with some as far field as Hong Kong and Australia to race in an international fleet of 84 boats. The event was run from the clubhouse situated on Kolmeersland Island.

Read more: 2017 WORLDS