Rotherham Model Yacht Club
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2021:
Year long Open Series on Saturday every month, started Saturday 10th April Early & Late IOM Series on 2nd Saturday Annual George Cliff DF65 Series on 3rd Saturday Annual Ted Ward IOM Series on 4th Saturday Local Accommodation page |
Jack Hunt's Boats IOM, Marblehead and J class for sale on For Sale page
DF65 May 1st
Ted Ward Series 24th April 2021
An enjoyable mornings racing with a light but steady northerly wind. We welcomed back Jackie Quinn after two years off, and Mick Cooper arrived with a new Venti. Racing was close with four different skippers winning a race.
Geoff Farrar was the most consistent - winning the bottle of wine, from Peter Walters and Jen Hand
Geoff Farrar was the most consistent - winning the bottle of wine, from Peter Walters and Jen Hand
Ted Ward Trophy Series to Date
George Cliff Trophy Series No 1 17th April
An enjoyable mornings sailing with light patchy winds which shifted from NW to SE
Jen Hand & Peter Cogill battled up to coffee, then Stuart Hoare started sailing faster
Jen won overall and the bottle of wine.
Jen Hand & Peter Cogill battled up to coffee, then Stuart Hoare started sailing faster
Jen won overall and the bottle of wine.
George Cliff Trophy Series to Date
Rotherham Open Early Series No IOM No 1 10th April
IOM Racing restarted on Saturday with a steady northerly wind, it was very enjoyable to return to sailing despite several skippers suffering some technical issues. Geoff Farrar just won from Jen Hand who won overall and the bottle of wine.
Model Yacht Limited Sailing Re-started
In line with the government regulations and 'MYA Clubs Return to Sailing Initial Guidance 21st March 2021' limited sailing resumed 29th March Please maintain Social Distancing at All Times and wear a facemask.
Until 17th May:
A maximum of 15 boats on the water.
Only Disabled Toilet is open
Club safety regulations:
Skippers should wear facemasks and practice social distancing.
To Maintain Social Distancing - only ONE person on the Slipway or Jetty at a time; lifejackets are available.
Use the Chairs at 2 metre intervals
The Rescue Boat should be single-manned, and only used if a boat(s) is stuck in the middle
Water level and Sailing
The water is about 1 metre down, with a maximum level of -75cm.
The end pontoon is just above the water level, launching is easy
In line with the government regulations and 'MYA Clubs Return to Sailing Initial Guidance 21st March 2021' limited sailing resumed 29th March Please maintain Social Distancing at All Times and wear a facemask.
Until 17th May:
A maximum of 15 boats on the water.
Only Disabled Toilet is open
Club safety regulations:
Skippers should wear facemasks and practice social distancing.
To Maintain Social Distancing - only ONE person on the Slipway or Jetty at a time; lifejackets are available.
Use the Chairs at 2 metre intervals
The Rescue Boat should be single-manned, and only used if a boat(s) is stuck in the middle
Water level and Sailing
The water is about 1 metre down, with a maximum level of -75cm.
The end pontoon is just above the water level, launching is easy
