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IRC Solent Region Championship starts at Royal Southampton Yacht Club

by Solent IRC Owners Association 17 May 2014 15:03 BST 31 May 2014

The IRC Solent Region Championship comprises seven days of racing, each organised by a different Club.

The first is the Royal Southampton Yacht Club's Clarkson Cup Regatta on Saturday 31st May, comprising 2 races in the Central Solent.

Entries are welcome from boats with an IRC rating of between 0.82 and 1.360.

Entry fees via SIRCOA are as follows:

  • TCF 1.000 or above - £40 per race or £240 for the whole series
  • TCF.0999 or lower - £35 per race or £210 for the whole series
More information can be found on the SIRCOA website www.solentirc.org.uk.

Enter online NOW by following the link at www.solentirc.org.uk. Alternatively,you may enter through the Royal Southampton Yacht Club.

All competitors are welcome at the RSYC Ocean Village clubhouse after racing, where the bar will be open from 6pm and prizes will be awarded.

Berthing can be reserved via the RSYC in their club pool, or in the adjacent Ocean Village marina.

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