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The Jubilee Cup is one of Weymouth Sailing Club's all-in races where
dinghies, squibs and yachts all start together. All boats race around
the same short course and average lap racing is applied to determine the
winner. With boats of different sizes and speeds the start line can be
quite interesting ! This year a pleasant F3-4 breeze welcomed the
sailors and a small trapezoidal course was set.
Video of the Start
Posted by Iain Jones
Last Updated on Monday, 26 July 2010
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2010 Henri Lloyd Weymouth Regatta - Dinghies |
The Henri Lloyd Yacht Clubs of Weymouth 2010 Dinghy Regatta was held on the 3rd and 4th of July, one week earlier than the Keelboat Regatta, and saw over 130 boats and 185 competitors taking part with fleets launching from both Weymouth Sailing Club and Castle Cove Sailing Club. Racing was organised in Weymouth Bay using two course areas, with the Contender, Scorpion and Fireball Classes sailing a triangle – sausage course and the OK Class and Fast Handicap, Slow Handicap and Asymmetric Classes competing on a trapezoid course.
Posted by She Taylor
Last Updated on Tuesday, 13 July 2010
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2010 Henri Lloyd Weymouth Regatta - Keelboats |
Champagne sailing conditions  The keelboat regatta ended on Sunday after three days of fantastic conditions. The wind blew F3-5 from SSW to W with beautiful flat seas, scenery and sunshine in Weymouth Bay. A variety yachts and keelboats competed from National Squibs to a 50' ocean-going yacht.
Friday saw all the IRC and PYN handicap yacht classes on their long distance race. Different courses were set involving the areas many fixed marks from East Shambles off Portland Bill to Portland Harbour. Squibs enjoyed close racing round the cans with two back-to-back races. The evening entertainment was lubricated with a Palmers Beer promotion at Weymouth Sailing Club.
Posted by Iain Jones
Last Updated on Tuesday, 13 July 2010
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Monday 21st June saw the best dinghy turn out for a very long time. 16 started the race which was the largest fleet of the evening, even bigger than the Squib fleet! A fantastic mix of boats and helms made a great sight. The Merlin Rockets are now becoming the fastest growing fleet again in the club with our newest Merlin "Smart Tart" winning. Most of the cruisers and dinghies seemed to arrive back at the harbour at the same time, which led to some interesting manoeuvres as dinghies tacked up the harbour. Nick Frampton managed a capsize at the entrance in amongst the fishing lines off the pier which even got him a cheer from the fisherman. Always good to have a laugh at the end of a race.
Picture of Andy Young on his RS 700
Posted by She Taylor
Last Updated on Wednesday, 23 June 2010
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Following Steve White's visit to the club for the cruiser class dinner, he offered members the chance to experience the thrill and the hardship of sailing an Open 60.
Five keen boys and one keen girl met at The Boat That Rocked early one Saturday morning recently to take on the Open 60 and pop over to Cherbourg.
Posted by She Taylor
Last Updated on Wednesday, 16 June 2010
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