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Around French Island Catamaran Challenge 2023

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Around French Island Catamaran Challenge

Saturday 19th March 12:00 - 5:00pm

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Cowes Yacht Club is preparing for what endeavours to be the biggest Catamaran race in all of Australia; The Around the French Island Catamaran Challenge for 2022. And that's not the only record being broken - for the first time ever, there is prize money of $10,000 waiting to be claimed by the best sailors from Victoria and interstate alike. The lauded event is scheduled for a 12-noon start on Saturday, March 19, 2022 with a re-sail day scheduled for Sunday March 20 2022. The race averages approximately four to five hours in duration and covers about 70 kilometres, making this race a marathon. Repeat: it is a marathon, not a sprint. This type of course tests not only each entrants skill level but also their endurance.

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Round The Island Race 2023

The round the island race is a world-renowned annual yacht race around the isle of wight. it starts and finishes in cowes, and is organised by the island sailing club. this famous 64-mile lap of the isle of wight off the south of england is an excellent test of navigation skills and character.

Britain's favourite and much-loved yacht race took place at the beginning of this month July 1, 2023. The iconic 1-day race around the Isle of Wight was plighted with testing weather, both rain and 20-25 knot winds remained persistent throughout the course. The challenging conditions proved tricky for the 1,100-strong boat fleet departing the squadron line in Cowes.

A Volvo Tschuss 2  took the honours of winning, completing the course in an impressive 4 hours, 11 minutes, and 18 seconds and taking the much sought-after Gold Roman Bowl.  Sadly however the wild conditions resulted in multiple incidents, particularly on the Southern side of the Island, where two reported multihull capsizes and several were dismasted during the race.

We had a number of staff members taking part in the race this year who did manage to return unscathed, Steph W our Admin Assistant joined the crew of Galahad of Cowes. Alex. our Office and Reservations Manager joined Andy our Fleet Engineer onboard with Boracic Sailing Team.

‘It was a little full on this year, just a couple of Chinese gybes, broaches we lost count of, and some awesome helming downwind. There were some quite wet moments!’ 

Boracic Sailing Team

Hamble Point Yacht Charters had  Gaelforce  (Beneteau 40.7),  Nota Bene  (Oceanis Clipper 473),  Abraxas  (Beneteau 40.7)  Petruchio  (Beneteau 40.7), Jukebox  (Beneteau First 32) Amandla Kulu (Hanse 505), Reunion (Bavaria 46 Cruiser), Aphrodite Spirit  (Oceanis 323) and Loxley B  (Sun Odyssey 37) on charter.

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This is truly a 5 * service. The team really looked after us both ashore on arrival and also while at sea. We were a relatively inexperienced crew but always felt the team ashore had our backs. Thoroughly recommended.

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We had a fabulous four days. Marina is ideally placed for the Solent, boat was in great condition, well equipped and a joy to sail. We were well briefed and the shore side team including the dog very friendly.

We charted one of the sailing yachts for a fantastic weekend cruise in the Solent. The boat was in superb condition and well equipped, the staff was very helpful explaining how things work on the yacht and there was also a video available with all the important information. 10/10 would recommend!

Had a fantastic week chartering Blue Otter, Alex was incredibly helpful and sent loads of information and date checking prior to booking. There was a handover video and both the handover and return were really smooth. The boat was lovely and well maintained and Lee was really helpful in recommending places to visit (and helping identify the steering issue as an autopilot takeover - doh!). Definitely will be back and would fully recommend!

Just back from a lovely week in the Solent. Great service from HPYC from first inquiry through to return handover. Very straightforward to deal with, and the yacht was in excellent condition. We've chartered from many companies in the UK and abroad and the attention to detail (and flawless inventory!) was second to none. Everything about the yacht and equipment had clearly been well looked after and was in immaculate condition. Great service, will use again.

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We had a great time sailing with Lee for a few days at the beginning of September. Hamble Point Yacht Charters supplied us an impeccable 45 ft Hanse yacht, which was handled with complete mastery by Captain Lee. It was a privilege to sail with Lee, who is clearly a highly skilled professional taking great pride in his work ... but who is also a fantastic character with a great sense of humour and plenty of fun stories to keep the whole family entertained. He balances the serious side of safety and learning about sailing with a whopping dose of amusement and good cheer. We sailed the Solent in some decent seas, visited Bucklers Hard on the banks of the Beaulieu River and learned lots about British nautical history. Our boys started somewhat of a fishing trend catching bass off the back of the boat in Portsmouth and we would love to sail with Lee again in the future. The man truly knows his stuff, maintained the boat impeccably and went to every effort to ensure that we had a great time. Many thanks to “Shippers” and Hamble Point Charters. We’ll be back.

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We had a fantastic weekend sailing on Loxley B. Boat in super condition and spotlessly clean, Alex. and the team very thorough and always on hand to answer any questions. A great experience. We will be back. Thank you!

Lots of information from office with a friendly service. We selected a one of the cheaper yachts and was please with find everything work and was cleaned and tidy. We will definitely be back

This was the first time we had tried chartering and as experienced racing sailors we didn't know what to expect. Covid has closed down all our events this year so this was a chance to get afloat at least once in 2020. What a great experience and Alex and all the Hamble staff could not have been more friendly or helpful. We had a great three days and we will be back !! We would have no hesitation is recommending Hamble Point Yacht Charters.

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‘Round Island Race

The Fishers Island Yacht Club is pleased to be hosting the 67th Annual ‘Round Island Race on September 2, 2023. Held by many to be the crowning glory of the summer racing season, the RIR is always held on the Saturday prior to Labor Day.

Registration closes on August 30, 2023, at 6 pm.

All classes will start and finish just outside West Harbor, Fishers Island. The race will be around Fishers Island, about 15 miles. Course descriptions will be in the Race Instructions and class assignments and ratings will be shown in the Class Assignment Sheet.

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The Round Island Regatta is open to yachts that submit a valid PHRF certificate with their entry, yachts in the International One Design, J70, Watch Hill 15 and Ensign classes and by invitation.

Commodore David F. Harris Trophy for 1st FIYC boat entered in a PHRF class, First, Second and Third place trophies in every class, Island Cup Trophy for combined FIYC, Mason’s Island YC and Ram Island YC races, Wilkinson Trophy for fastest Corrected Time using PHRF for all boats.

Register, sign waivers, and buy party tickets through the link below.

Any questions, please contact Beth Arsenault at [email protected].

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During our Early Bird entry period, anyone who entered during the standard entry period in 2023 can enter at the same price as last year - so do get your entries in early!

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Regional Sailboat Races in the USA

By: Zeke Quezada, ASA Destinations , Sailing Races

Let’s set sail into the thrilling world of regional sailboat races! These competitions offer a unique and exciting twist on the traditional sailing experience.

Regional races center around sailboats vying for supremacy in specific corners of the world, be it a coastal paradise or a cluster of enchanting islands. These events serve as a rallying point for local racers, as sailors hailing from nearby towns and yacht clubs come together to showcase their skills. 

What’s particularly enticing about regional races is their inclusivity. Whether you’re piloting a nimble dinghy or commanding a majestic yacht, these races often welcome boats of all types and sailors of all levels. Whether you’re a seasoned sea veteran or a novice setting sail for the first time, there’s a class tailored to your needs at most of these local sailing races.

It’s not all about the competition! Regional races transform into grand sailing events, where communities burst to life for multiple days of festivities while showcasing their local flavor. Sailors gather, forge new friendships, and revel in their shared passion for this incredible sport.

Moreover, these races often offer affordable entry fees, ensuring accessibility to aspiring racers of all backgrounds. Some races may be shorter and less arduous than epic ocean crossings, making them ideal for sailors looking to refine their skills. Regional sailboat races are all about honoring the sport of sailing and the remarkable community it nurtures.

• Website: Marblehead to Halifax Ocean Race
• Description: The Marblehead to Halifax Ocean Race is an offshore yacht race that takes participants from Marblehead, Massachusetts, to Halifax, Nova Scotia. It’s a challenging long-distance race across the North Atlantic.
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• Description: Figawi Race Weekend is a popular sailing event that includes both a race and a weekend of festivities. It starts in Hyannis, Massachusetts, and ends on Nantucket Island.
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• Description: Block Island Race Week is a biennial event that takes place on Block Island, Rhode Island. It features a series of races over the course of a week and is known for its lively social scene.
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• Description: The Vineyard Race is an offshore race that starts and finishes in Stamford, Connecticut, with a course that takes sailors around Martha’s Vineyard. It’s known for its scenic course and challenging conditions.
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• Description: The Newport to Bermuda Race is a classic offshore race that starts in Newport, Rhode Island, and finishes in Bermuda. It’s one of the most prestigious ocean races on the East Coast.
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• Description: The Ida Lewis Distance Race is a coastal race that starts and finishes in Newport, Rhode Island. It offers a variety of courses, including offshore and overnight racing.
• Website: Camden Classics Cup
• Description: The Camden Classics Cup is a regatta held in Camden, Maine, that celebrates classic and vintage sailing yachts. It’s a showcase of timeless sailboat designs.
• Website: Nantucket Race Week
• Description: Nantucket Race Week is a week-long sailing event held on Nantucket Island, Massachusetts. It includes a variety of racing classes and social activities, making it a family-friendly event.
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• Description: The Boothbay Harbor Regatta is an annual regatta held in Boothbay Harbor, Maine. It features a mix of sailboat racing, social events, and onshore activities.
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• Description: Charleston Race Week is a premier sailing event held in Charleston, South Carolina. It’s one of the largest regattas in the United States, featuring a wide range of sailboat classes and competitive racing.
• Website: Around Long Island Regatta
• Description: The Around Long Island Regatta is an annual offshore race that circumnavigates Long Island, New York. It’s a challenging race known for its variety of conditions and scenic views along the course.
• Website: Around Martha’s Vineyard Race
• Description: The Around Martha’s Vineyard Race is a sailing race that circumnavigates Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts. 
• Website: Conanicut Yacht Club
• Description: The Around Jamestown Island Race is organized by the Conanicut Yacht Club and takes place in the waters around Jamestown Island, near Newport, Rhode Island. It’s a local race with stunning views of the Newport area.
• Website: Atlantic Cup
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• Website: Rolex Big Boat Series
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• Website: Pacific Cup
• Description: The Pacific Cup is a biennial offshore yacht race that takes participants from San Francisco, California to Kaneohe, Hawaii. It’s a challenging race known for its long-distance and unpredictable conditions.
• Website: Newport to Ensenada International Yacht Race
• Description: This is one of the largest international yacht races, starting from Newport Beach, California, and finishing in Ensenada, Mexico. It features a wide range of sailboat classes and attracts sailors from around the world.
• Website: Baja Ha-Ha
• Description: The Baja Ha-Ha is an annual cruisers’ rally that starts in San Diego, California, and ends in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. While not a traditional race, it’s a popular event for sailors looking to cruise along the Baja California Peninsula.
• Website: Swiftsure International Yacht Race
• Description: The Swiftsure International Yacht Race is held in the waters off Victoria, British Columbia. It offers a variety of race courses, attracting both local and international sailors for a challenging competition.
• Website: Round the County Race
• Description: The Round the County Race is a sailing race that takes place in the beautiful San Juan Islands of Washington State. It offers a picturesque and challenging course for sailors.
• Website: Santa Barbara to King Harbor Race
• Description: This race starts in Santa Barbara, California, and finishes in Redondo Beach, California. It’s a popular offshore race along the Southern California coastline.
• Website: Southern Straits Yacht Race
• Description: The Southern Straits Yacht Race is a challenging overnight race that begins and ends in Vancouver, British Columbia. It’s known for its strategic and tactical sailing.
• Website: Long Beach Race Week
• Description: Long Beach Race Week is a multi-day regatta held in Long Beach, California. It features a variety of racing classes and attracts sailors of all levels.

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• Website: Harvest Moon Regatta
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• Website: New Orleans Yacht Club
• Description: The Race to the Coast is a sailing race that starts in New Orleans, Louisiana, and finishes in Gulfport, Mississippi. It’s organized by the New Orleans Yacht Club.
• Website: GBCA Performance Cup Series
• Description: The GBCA Performance Cup Series is a series of sailboat races organized by the Galveston Bay Cruising Association (GBCA) in Galveston, Texas. It includes various races and regattas throughout the year.
• Website: St. Petersburg Yacht Club
• Description: The St. Petersburg to Havana Race is an offshore race that starts in St. Petersburg, Florida, and finishes in Havana, Cuba. It’s organized by the St. Petersburg Yacht Club.
• Website: Clearwater Yacht Club
• Description: The Clearwater to Key Largo Race is an offshore sailing race that starts in Clearwater, Florida, and finishes in Key Largo, Florida. It’s organized by the Clearwater Yacht Club.

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CYC Around the Island Race 2023

Published on September 3rd, 2023 by Editor -->

“We dedicated this one to Jimmy Buffett,” says Chris Cannon, owner of Verissimo, the Alden 65 that won the 96th Annual Conanicut Yacht Club Around the Island Race as news had just broken of the singer-songwriter’s passing the day before.

Starting on September 3, this is the flagship sailing event for Conanicut Yacht Club (Jamestown, RI) and the crown jewel of Narragansett Bay yacht racing. Held annually since 1927, the course extends around the scenic Conanicut Island for both racing and cruising classes.

“At the helm, we rotated among a 73, 80, and 76- year-old,” noted Cannon. “We joked the experience of doing this course quite a few times helped, but we knew we had to stay focused the whole time too because it’s strong competition out there. In 2021, we lost by 44 seconds and that just motivated us to be prepared and think through all our maneuvers.”

This was not Cannon’s first time on top of the CYC ATI, they won in 2017 after racing was delayed due to post-Tropical Storm winds. Earlier this year, Cannon won the Camden Classics Cup as well.

A strong ebb tide delayed the start so the Race Committee could set a line for the 83 boats. By the time the first classes were off, the wind had filled nicely and the breeze continued to build to 10-15 knots from the south-southwest, making the course an 18-mile windward-leeward.

With an ebbing tide, there were quite a few boats over early, forcing them to sail back around the starting line. On the downwind in the West Passage, sailors were challenged to choose which shores to hit, Saunderstown or Jamestown, as they sailed south to round Beavertail and then up the West Passage to the North End. Then, once again, sailors had a choice of which side of Gould Island to pass before sailing under the Newport Pell Bridge to the finish.

“We had great conditions once again,” said Race Chair Peter Schott. “Thrilled we had 83 boats on the starting line, including one Multihull [Larry Phillips’ Midtown Racing M32] who finished in an hour and a half! We hope next year more multihulls join us Labor Day Weekend.”

Oakcliff Sailing’s JV 66 Temptation was the first monohull to cross the finish line in 2 hours and 06 minutes and 36 seconds, followed nine minutes later by last year’s line honors boat, Boudicca, owned by Jamestown local Rich Moody. Those boats corrected out to 5th and 7th, respectively.

Rounding out the podium was Manic, Alex Wadson’s Shaw 6.5 in second, and another Jamestown local, Mike Hirshland, with his Swan 44, Meraki, up from 16th last year.

The Around the Island Race is not about just the victories, it is a celebration of summer and getting the most out of these last warm days. The day ended with a beautiful night at Conanicut Yacht Club for awards, where sailors regaled the stories from the race course and awards were presented.

“We are hoping in future years, we can attract competitors from outside Narragansett Bay and even more classes,” shared Schott. “This race is always the Sunday of Labor Day Weekend, so we want to encourage our friends from Buzzards Bay or Long Island Sound to come and make a weekend of it.”

Details: https://yachtscoring.com/emenu.cfm?eID=16114

Source: CYC

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