Category: RNSA

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The inaugural 2 boat team racing between The Royal Yacht Squadron and BRNC sailing team members of the BYC took place in Osbourne Bay on 2 October. We were competing for the Britannia Team Racing Challenge Cup in J70s and the RYS deservedly won the mat…

Why not join in the fun? “Pickle Night” is a dinner with entertainment that celebrates the arrival of HMS PICKLE in Falmouth carrying the news of Nelson’s victory at Trafalgar in 1805. It traditionally takes place about 2 weeks after Trafalgar Night. …

Advance Notice RNSA/RNVR YC Joint Meeting now in the planning stage
RNSA, Clyde Branch are looking at arranging a joint meeting summer 2020. Date to be advised.

OutlineProgramme:-
People arrive at Clyde Marina, with a pontoon party / BBQ / Hog Roa…

Five year return of Dunkirk Litle Ships to Dunkirk. Arrangments being made with RNVR YC Preliminary Calling Notice May 2020

May 2020 is the 80th anniversary of the evacuation of Dunkirk. Members of the British Expedition force and French colleagues w…

Winter Dinghy racing in Portsmouth harbour Four Fusion sailors turned up for the 1st day of the Frostbite series at the RNSC, Portsmouth. They were met with a strong breeze and managed 3 races in challenging conditions. Most of the sailors suffered a ‘…

Items include AGM and next year’s cocktail party details, mooring buoy problems, accounting period changes and an update on RNSA status with a proposed branch members’ vote later this year.

It cannot have been just our crew as the rain hissed down and the wind shrieked through the rigging asking of each other ”we do this for fun right?” However just as in that old seventies song ‘Hello mudder, hello fadder’ cape Grenada brightened consi…

Lack of breeze in Portsmouth forces postponement of Regatta Sadly there was not enough breeze for Portsmouth Branch to take on their RE counterparts in today’s planned dinghy regatta. Alternative dates which are being investigated for the rescheduled …

Despite the light conditions and an earlier start to combat the fading light a good turnout of 8 yachts turned up at Gilkicker. The race started in a shifty northerly wind of 1 Kt.
At the start Tinker T established a clear lead, leaving the rest of t…