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    Watling Streetworks Winter Series - 26 January 2020

    The final two races of the January Watling Streetworks Dinghy Series took place on West Baldwin Reservoir on Sunday morning. Unlike the previous weeks cancellation due to a complete lack of wind, competitors arriving early were met with conditions that were marginal at best, strong, gusty wind and torrential rain.  However, the forecast was for conditions to improve, they did and by the start of racing the ...
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  • Another great turn out on Sunday!

    Watling Streetworks Winter Series - 12 January 2020

    Report by Andrew Dean A relative window in the weather on Sunday gave pleasant but tricky racing for the Watling Streetworks Dinghy Series at West Baldwin reservoir.  The wind direction was due west, resulting in a reduction from the open-sea strong winds, but Colden Hill to the west led to very gusty conditions.  A great fleet of 15 boats launched, including no fewer than six RS Aero’s of various-sized rigs, ...
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  • Frostbite Regatta - 26 December 2019

    NO PHOTO'S TAKEN DUE TO THE ATROCIOUS WEATHER CONDITIONS!! The final Sailing Regatta of the 2019 season, the Boxing Day Frostbite Regatta, sponsored by Watling Streetworks took place on West Baldwin reservoir.  The single race for the S E Quayle Cup was of the Pursuit type, slow boats away first, faster boats later, depending on handicap. This makes it easy for spectators, first is the leader, first on the water ...
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  • Peter Cope - Winner of Race 2

    Watling Streetworks Winter Series - 2 February 2020

    New Month, new dinghy series sponsored by Watling Streetworks on West Baldwin reservoir and a guaranteed new name on the 'Shipyard Trophy' because it was won in 2018 & 2019 by Mike Pridham who moved to Brexitland just after this series last year.  Full report here - Watling Streetworks Winter Series - 2 February 2020
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  • Dave Batchelor - Winner of the December Series

    Watling Streetworks Winter Series - 29 December 2019

    Write-up by Keith Poole Maybe it was over indulgence of mince pies or too much festive cheer, surely it wasn't the howling gale that put people off, but it just goes to prove that you never can tell what's going on at Injebreck.  For the most part there was a reasonable Force 3 gusting 4, there was an occasional stronger blast but nothing the assembled competitors couldn't handle.  Click here for the full r...
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RTI Race Report 2017

The fleet heading to the Point of Ayre

The fleet heading to the Point of Ayre

Jerry Colman won the Ramsey Town Cup for a seventh time on Sunday in the 63rd IOM Copiers Round The Island Race, run by the Manx Sailing & Cruising Club.

Colman in his Sigma 33, Sea Pie of Cultra narrowly fended off the challenge of the Sydney 36, Tan-it, skippered by James Walker, by a mere two minutes on adjusted time. Tan-it crossed the line first on elapsed time at 3.15pm, with Sea Pie coming in an hour later.  Click here for the full write-up - IOM Copiers Round the Island Race 2017.