• IOM Dinghy Championships 2020

    IOM Dinghy Champions in action on Sunday - Photo courtesy of Dave Kneale Last weekend it was the turn of Manx Sailing & Cruising Club to host the MYA IOM Dinghy Championships sailed in Ramsey Bay. Raced over six races, three per day, with a mixed handicap fleet featuring dinghies from the tiny RS Tera Sport to the mighty National 18 (Ultra) and crews ranging from ‘½ fare to bus pass’. As this was the ch...
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  • MS&CC Dinghy Regatta

    Manx Sailing & Cruising Club held their Ramsey Bay Regatta over the Tynwald weekend, despite the forecasts of winds ranging from gale force to zero. As it turned out on Saturday there was a very gentle breeze offshore, slightly overcast with very light occasional rain, superb conditions to ease the fabulous turnout of 26 crews into the first local regatta of the Post-Covid-19 2020 season.  Please click ...
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  • IOM Dinghy Championships - 5 & 6 September

    The MYA Dinghy Championships 2020 will be taking place this year in Ramsey Bay hosted by the MS&CC on the 5th and 6th of September, first start on the 5th is Midday. The sailing instructions for this event can be found at this link - MYA-Dinghy-Championships-2020-Sailing-Instructions To register for this event please reply to msandcciom@gmail.com with,Your Name, Sail Number, Class of...
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  • Ramsey to Laxey Dinghy Race - Sat 22 August

      The MS&CC Ramsey to Laxey dinghy race, it's a challenge and not for the faint hearted! The race for the Green Cup is a coastal race with spectacular scenery if you have time to look! Hosted by MS&CC the Le Mans type beach start is at Midday on Saturday 22nd August. Laxey Sailing Club are holding their Regatta on Sunday 23rd August starting at 13.30.
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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.