Jun 08
Bedfordshire & Hertfordshire Push the Boat Out with Try Sailing Activities in May
Six clubs and training centres in Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire welcomed visitors to ‘Push the Boat Out’ and try sailing and windsurfing for free or low cost this May.
Jun 08
Essex Pushes the Boat Out with Try Sailing Activities in May
More than 20 clubs and training centres in Essex welcomed visitors to ‘Push the Boat Out’ and try sailing and windsurfing for free or low cost this May
Jun 08
Cambridgeshire Pushes the Boat Out with Try Sailing Activities in May
More than 07 clubs and training centres in Cambridgeshire welcomed visitors to ‘Push the Boat Out’ and try sailing and windsurfing for free or low cost this May.
Jun 08
East Region final weekend of Push the Boat Out and Try Sailing activities round-up
The East region enjoyed a fantastic final weekend of Push the Boat Out activity, with several events taking place over the long bank holiday weekend, meaning that almost 60 events took place in the East during May.
Jun 08
RNSA win Services Offshore Regatta
This year's SOR saw 3 races: Portsmouth to Cherbourg, Cherbourg to Weymouth and Weymouth to Portsmouth. RNSA won first IRC, first Victoria 34 and the overall regatta. The conditions were extremely challenging but eveyone had fun, very well done to all. The boats left last Monday and arrived back late yesterday.
Jun 08
RYA Chief Executive Sarah Treseder awarded OBE
Queen's Birthday Honours list for sports revealed
Jun 06
RNSA(P) Dinghy James Cup 1
First of 5 evenings of handicap racing in Portsmouth harbour Four RNSA sailors turned out for the first evening of the James Cup. All four sailed fusions which, to the race officer’s delight, negated the need for handicap. The sun shone throughout and the fleet enjoyed some occasionally flukey SE F3 winds.
Jun 06
Training Committee Minutes June 2019
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Jun 06
RNSA(P) Wednesday Summer Series race 2
With the embers of the Red Arrows display, part of the D Day anniversary celebrations, dying in the sky overhead the small fleet of yachts assembled at the Gilkicker start line for the second race of the Summer Series. A moderate South westerly of 15 knots and a honking east going tide looked like it was going to be a big boat race again - beats into the tide plus big tidal gates always favour the quicker yachts.