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International Moth Scottish Championship
The Garda of Scotland greeted the International Moth class on the 5th and 6th of September as part of Loch Lomond’s Annual Dinghy Weekend.
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Hadron H2 Nationals at Keyhaven Preview
The tenth National Championship of the Hadron H2 class, hosted by Keyhaven YC, will take place over three days, starting this Friday.
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Junior and Youth open meeting at Notts County
The Notts County sailing Club Youth and Junior Open took place on 5th Sept there was a good turnout of talented individuals, including two Hansa dinghies, Toppers, an RS400 and ILCA. It was notable how the standard of sailing and racing has improved.
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RS200 Northern Tour at Yorkshire Dales
The next stop on the Sailing Chandlery RS200 Northern was the Yorkshire Dales Sailing Club.
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Optimists at Parkstone
Parkstone Yacht Club welcomed 92 young Optimist sailors to Poole Harbour over the weekend of 5-6 September for the 2026 Parkstone Optimist Open.
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Francesca Clapcich in The Ocean Race Atlanic Day 6
After losing the lead to DMG MORI Global One yesterday, both 11th Hour Racing and United by the Ocean have made big gains again as Day 6 has progressed, with the two chasing boats still right next to each other, but only a couple of miles behind.
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WASZP Scottish Championships 2026 at Loch Lomond
Loch Lomond Sailing Club hosted the 2026 WASZP Scottish Championships this weekend, and the loch made a 16-boat fleet work for every single point of it.
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470 Open European Trophy & Master’s Cup preview
The 2026 470 racing season is heading towards its final major event, with the 470 Open European Trophy & Master’s Cup 2026 set to take place in Portorož, Slovenia.
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707 Nationals 2026 at Scarborough
The 707 fleet descended on Scarborough in early September to contest their National Championship, which was widely expected to be one of the most competitive in some years.
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Cadets in Charge at Delph Sailing Club
Sunday 6th September saw the Cadets in Charge once again at Delph Sailing Club. The team for this popular fixture was made up entirely of the club’s juniors under the watchful eye of Race Officer Molly Haslam (17).