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Race Programme (under development)

The programme is very much a draft. If you are interested in skippering an event or crewing then please contact the crew bureau to register your interest.

FromToEventOrganiserSkipperBerth Fee (£)Crew
Places
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Result
MarchSat 21stSat 21stLonely Tower – Nab and backJOGBill Taylor2705
Sun 22ndSun 22ndGreat EscapeJOGBill Taylor(with above)
AprilFri 3rdSun 5thCowes-Cherbourg-CowesJOGSimon Zavad2701
Sat 18thSun 19thCowes-WeymouthJOGDave Anderson2702
Sat 25thSun 26thWarsash Spring ChampionshipsBill Taylor1605
MayFri 1stCowes St VaastJOGSimon Zavad2701
22ndDeauvilleJOG2704
23rdMyth of Malham – EddystoneRORC2704
30thDe GuingandRORC2705
June6th7thCowes – Yarmouth – CowesJOGBill Taylor2705
8th12thIDOR RegattaCSSACrispin Allard4007
12thMorgan Cup – DartmouthRORC2704
19th20thJ-Cup Europe (Cherbourg)Key Yachting2705
26th28thAlderneyJOGSimon Zavad2702
July3rdSt MaloRORC2705
Fri 10thSat 11thRound the Island (2 days)ISCPhil Armitage360Full
18th19thJ-Cup UK (Hamble)Key Yachting2705
24th26thTaittinger RegattaRSYCSimon Zavad3602
26thDartmouth WeekJOGTBC4
Aug1st3rdCowes Week (weekend)Phil Armitage2554
4th7thCowes Week (week)Phil Armitage3404
28thSt Peter PortJOGBill Taylor2703
Sept4th5thCherbourgJOG/RORC2704
12th13thCowes – Poole – CowesJOGJason Newell2705
19thPursuit Race (Cowes)RORC2705
26th27thCowes – Lymington – CowesJOGSimon Zavad2703

Places are allocated “first come, first served”, conditional on there being sufficient experience in the crew for the event, and berth fees being paid on time. Your place is confirmed once a deposit has been paid. All events depend on sufficient interest and are subject to cancellation and refund in the event of there being insufficient crew to make the event financially viable. Cost does not include food or mooring fees unless specified. We recommend that you have your own insurance.

The Junior Offshore Group provides an Offshore and an Inshore Series, both running throughout the season.
Started in December of 1950, JOG is run by its members with a professional secretariat. It does not have a
permanent club house but organises receptions in the host port at the end of most races (usually with drinks and eats!).
JOG races in three classes, but with a focus on ‘smaller’ boats. Advertising or sponsorship of individual boats is not permitted. Prizes are awarded for each class in each race and for each series as a whole. Most JOG races start in the Solent from the club’s fixed line and distinctive permanent starting box just east of Egypt Point in Cowes on the Island shore.

The Royal Ocean Racing Club (RORC) is the pre-eminent open sea racing club in Britain. It was formed in 1925 and has a long and distinguished history organising races around the British Isles as well as further afield. For us the main interest is in the cross-Channel races and the Fastnet.

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