Dinghy

Fifteen dinghies finally signed in after a lot of flag watching to see if the wind would fill in enough to sail on a beautiful sunny evening. The Lasers were ready and set off on their allocated start time whilst

After a short postponement eleven dinghies headed towards the start line on a “wet and wild” evening. An asymmetrical course was favoured by the Race Officer which enabled the two RS200 to get their spinnakers flying.

All twelve dinghies from the various fleets had a close start this evening in a North Westerly Wind Force 1-2 In The Laser Fleet it was one of the closest battles so far with Claire Edkins leading for the first

The Enterprise Inland National Championships were held at Bristol Corinthian Yacht Club and Jeremy Stephens sailing with daughter Rebecca represented Penzance Sailing Club.

Thanks to Katherine Sharp for her report on the evening’s sail.Sixteen boats took to the water on a sunny evening with fairly light winds.A fairly becalmed start meant that the boats were fairly close.  As the first lap came to

Ten dinghies signed in to race this evening North Westerly wind Force 3-4. The Race Officer Brian Aldgate organised a six lap – port hand triangular course. There were two in the Handicap Fleet – with Duncan Smith making his

Saturday heralded the first race in the Pursuit Series and a small turnout of eight boats took the water in beautiful sunshine with the welcome addition of two Larks sailing across from Marazion to compete.