Our annual 150 min pusuit race open to all monohulls returns on November 14th.
All details here
Penzance Pirate Pursuit 2021
Typhoon Scorpion Nationals 2021
Last week, delayed by a year, we hosted the National Championships for the Scorpion Class. Results and report can be found here
PASAB 2021
Plans are progressing well to sail the PASAB race again this year.
The NOR is available on the PASAB page, with more details to follow asthe date approaches.
Coast To Coast Race
The annual race to St Ives takes place on Saturday 6th July with the return the following day
Sailing Instructions can be found here:SI Coast to Coast Race 2019
Monday, 8 August 2018
After the recent busy week of the UK Fireball Nationals held at Penzance last week, the club was full of the regular old faces and some new ones, as the home races kicked off again.
Gul Fireball Nationals 2018
Over the last week, we have been proud to host the UK Fireball Class for the Gul Fireball Nationals 2018.
After a successful yet tricky week on the water, the final results have now been published.
Thursday, 12 July 2018
A beautiful sunny evening adorned the bay for Thursday night racing. The weather obviously endeared members as we saw 21 boats sign in. This included 3 of our fantastic sailors who have just completed the RYA Training course.
COGS Falmouth-Penzance 2018
A great day today for the COGS Falmouth-Penzance race, held by Penzance Sailing Club and sponsored by A2 Rigging.
We saw the clubhouse full with all the competitors having finally made it around, in challenging light winds but glorious sunshine.
Penzance Regatta 2018
The weather was perfect on Saturday for the 2018 club regatta.
Thanks again to all who made the day possible on the safety boats and also to Brian and Liz who did great work in the race office with help from Adrian, Theresa (and Dave) put in the long hours in the galley and BBQ, and Colin who was everywhere from Courselayer to Deepsea to bar.
Monday, 11 June 2018
14 boats launched this evening into a serious breeze! In the Enterprise fleet, Tom Kliskey led from start to finish, lapping Colin Stephens and Laura Kickers, who were having an uncompetitive fun sail.