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Congratulations to Alan Woodward and the team on Reverie, taking out 1st place in ORCAP, AMS and IRC and 2nd place in PHS in the 75th Adelaide to Port Lincoln Race.

They are currently competing in the Port Lincoln Week Regatta. See all Results HERE

Marina/Sailing Office News

Wednesday 26 Feb

Hearnes Heroes Fleet 1330

Post Xmas Twilight Pursuit 1800

Thursday 27 Feb

OTB Twilight Racing

1800

Saturday 1 March

Keel Boat COMB - Boat/Tower

1100

One Design - Boat/Boat

From 1330

Sunday 2 March

OTB Racing

2pm

Racing Sign Off Changes - All Fleets

The Sailing Committee passed a motion that from the start of the new season(25/26) ALL boats are required to sign OFF after racing. Failure to do so will incur a scoring penalty. This will be added to the 25/26 season SI's. We are asking skippers to start doing this as of now to get use to it. We have also added a new sign off feature that will allow another parties to sign off boats if required.

Powerboat Expression of Interest

As part of the 150 Year Regatta we are looking at including a Powerboat Nav Rally on Saturday 29th. This will be run by the Beaumaris Motor Yacht Squadron (BMYS) and is a great day on the water. If you would be keen to get involved can you please email Colin at [email protected]. Also the BMYS is running a Nav Rally Training evening that RBYC members are welcome to attend on the 5th March so you can see what's involved. Details can be found HERE

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2025 Oceania & Australian Masters 21-24 Feb

RBYC had a great showing at the AUS ILCA masters nationals with Mat Blakey winning the 7 fleet overall and the master division. Steve Gunther was 2nd GGM in the 7 fleet. Stu Wallace was 2nd GM just 2 points out of first. Damon was 8th, Brendon (with virtually zero practice) was 9th. James won the GGM, I got 2nd and Rob got 9th.

Really great showing by the club with 11 sailors representing our fleet. RESULTS

Story by Michael O'Brien

Cruising News

The 2025 Bass Strait Cruise is off and running. As of midday Monday Feb 24th, the Brighton boats “Aquacadabra”, “Chakana” and “Kirra Kirra”, in company with “Atmospheric” and “Umbra Luna” from SYC, had cleared Port Phillip Heads on the morning’s slack water, and were making their way SE along the coast, heading for Wilsons Prom. The fleet had been joined …