Racing Results and Reports

NMYC held it’s first 6M Open Event at Norwich on Saturday 07th September. The event was also part of the Eastern District 6M Champion Skipper event. Other events for the competition were held at Harwich and Dovercourt and the Broads…

Following an enjoyable pre-event social evening on the Friday, the race team and skippers gathered at Buchanness RYC for the 2024 MYA Scottish District DF65 Championship. Early conditions had the breeze swinging nearly 90deg between southerly and westerly. Thus, two…

Following postponement of the event from earlier in the year, the event was run by Ayr Bay RYC at Barshaw Park, Paisley on Saturday, 10th August. Race Officer Patrick Johnston called the 20 skippers together for the briefing explaining the…

Sunday 21st July saw 12 skippers from 7 different clubs meeting at Bournville RS&MBC for round three of the 2024 Midland District 6M Champion Skipper series. There were some new faces to the 6M fleet from Manor Park RSC which…

Fleetwood is the mecca for radio sailing in the UK if not the world. The specially designed lake has hosted major championships in most of the radio classes if not all of them. The organisation is always seamless and this…

June 8/9 2024 Following on from the Marblehead Nationals held the previous weekend, Datchet put on another good display. The competitors arrived to a cool West to North west wind which placed the racing on the North side of the…

Datchet water or Queen Mother reservoir is one of the main reservoirs for London and a feeder reservoir for the Queen Mary reservoir down the road. It is like a giant saucer with the sides upwards of 60 feet above…

E&DMYC Princes Park Eastbourne Race Officer’s Report Two fleets each averaging12 boats completed 22 races in near perfect weather with Ken Binks winning the event. Well done, Ken. Entry: There were twenty-seven entrants, who registered on line. This enabled a…

The Scottish District IOM Travellers 2 event took place on Kinghorn Loch hosted by Kinghorn Radio Sailing Club. RO Richard Ennos welcomed the nine skippers to the event and gave an overview of the setup for the day’s racing outlining…

Fourteen skippers travelled from all over Scotland with representatives from Aberdeen, Buchanness and Tayside in the north-east, Kinghorn near the Firth of Forth, and Ayr Bay, Greenock and Paisley on the “west coast”. Eleven different IOM designs were present in…