Le Crunch (23-24 May 19)

The RN wins the annual team racing competition against the French The 'Le Crunch' regatta is an annual event that sees the Royal Navy and Marine Nationale compete. This year the event was hosted and run by the RYS from Cowes and the format saw 3-boat team racing in J70s. With 4 service personnel per boat, it was great to see 24 sailors out on the water.

RNC-RAYC D-Day Invitation

The Club has very kindly offered an invitation for RNSA members to use their facilities next week. Details below. This is a general notice to all clubs with which we have reciprocal arrangements. If you are aware of any members planning to visit Portsmouth for the D-Day commemorations next week, please extend our invitation for them to use the RNC&RAYC clubhouse during their visit.

The results are in… RYA membership survey 2019

Helping shape the future of RYA Membership

Plymouth to St Peter Port Offshore race 24 May 2019 – Results

The results for all 3 classes in the Plymouth to St Peter Port race are shown in the attached spreadsheet. The St Peter Port race was this year a largely downwind race with the light overnight winds resulting in a number of retirements in the Port Handicap classes. Owners did however enjoy a good reception at the Royal Channel Islands Yacht Club before a brisk sail home.

RNSA(P) Wednesday Summer Series race 1

The weather conditions that Race 1 of the Summer Series offered up were more akin to the final race of the Autumn Series, overcast with a hint of rain and a cool south westerly ranging between 11 and 19 knots. Full foul weather gear was the order of the day. The conditions did not deter the fleet of eleven yachts which gathered at Gilkicker although four of the regulars were missing for a variety of reasons, however it was good to welcome back the J109 of the REYC and also a newcomer, the Prima 38 of Mark Brown.

RYA expands and strengthens safeguarding team

New Independent Steering Group Chair brings a wealth of experience

Double gifts in June with RYA Refer a Friend

Help spread the word about RYA Membership

Felix has global ambition as you can Try Sailing at Olton Mere

Solihull club invites all-comers to Try Sailing for free on Saturday 1 June

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Social News

Push the Boat Out was a good success. Thanks to everyone who helped organise and serve food.

We are planning to open galley on new members friendly Friday nights and would like people to volunteer for galley duties. These are usually held on first Friday of the month. If you are able to do one or more of these duties please ring me to discuss availability.

Wendy Jones
Social Secretary
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Film Night – The Greatest Showman – Friday 21st June

Come along with all the family to the TSC Greatest Showman sing-along, with classic cinema food or hot dogs popcorn and ice cream.

From 7pm and film start 7.30pm.

Film rating PG

Wendy Jones
Social Secretary
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Rowing News

Rowing

Why not try your hand at rowing next Saturday? On the 1st June there will be trial sessions for both novices and returning rowers at 10:30. Rowing is a great way to get out on the water, and the club boats are in use year round.

Kayaking

Don’t forget the ECA Cockleshell Challenge on the 9th June – this year the ECA want to get more kayaks participating and the event is open to both sea kayaks and sit-ons. The race takes place on the Sunday. There is no formal racing taking place on the Saturday, but there will be an evening BBQ to which all are invited. Please let me know if you are interested so I can pass on potential numbers to the ECA.

Donald Heath
Rowing Captain
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Women on the Water – Thursday 30th May

Following the fantastic success in 2018, Women on the Water sessions have returned for 2019. These are an opportunity for Tudor ladies to sail, kayak, row or windsurf in company no experience necessary. Why should the boys and kids have all the fun?

Make some time on Thursday evenings to come and join a group of like minded ladies of all abilities having fun on the water in our beautiful harbour.

Last year we rowed, kayaked, SUP’d, sailed dinghies in all shapes and sizes, ate bacon rolls and cake and most importantly had a great time both on and off the water (often at my expense). There is no planned patrol boat but we can take out Marlin with those that would like to get some more hours on the boat if we want to.

The weather forecast for this week is not great but fear not we will still meet up, have a chat, eat some cake and do shore based activities for an hour or so.

If you can’t make it this week don’t worry the sessions for 2019 are running weekly, drop a line to wow or come to any of the sessions.

See you on the water soon.

Hannah & Nikki

Push the Boat Out 18th May 2019

We had Sunshine but not a lot of wind at this year’s ‘Push the Boat out’. With over 40 members who came along to help on and off the water. That with around 40 visitors the club was really ‘buzzing’ for most of the day.

All the club boats – Dinghies and Gig were used and we also used the Decathlon 5S (inflatable dinghy) that we had borrowed from the Andrew Simpson Watersports Centre (next door). Reports on the 5S was that it was great fun!

Four of our Cruiser owners were kept very busy taking both adults and children for a sail / motor on their own cruisers.

Thanks to everyone who helped in any way.

Linda Vacher
Trustee

Diary Dates

Social Sailing
Prospective Members Evening June 7th
1930hrs
Women on the Water May 30th
1800hrs
Film Night – Sing-a-Long
The Greatest Showman
June 21st
1900rs
Friendly Fridays May 31st
1830hrs
Tudor 70th Anniversary Social
(TBC)
August 31st
1900hrs
Saturday Series 7 & 8
Forts & Fairways 1
June 1st
1030hrs /
1100hrs
Barts Bash BBQ September 14th
1400hrs
Ladies Race June 2nd
1100hrs

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Lorenzo claims European Title

Lorenzo Chiavarini claimed his maiden senior major title finishing top of the European Laser Championships in Porto, Portugal.