Oxford Sailing Club

Following the success of the Spring Series experiment, it has been decided to extend this to the Summer Series. The Medium Handicap fleet will again be split between the Fast and Slow fleets for Sunday racing (the Wednesday series continues unchanged).

The PY split has been raised to 1050, so any boat with a PY number of 1050 or higher (i.e up to 1099) that previously raced in the medium Handicap fleet, will now race in the Slow Handicap fleet. Other boats (Phantoms, Blazes, L3ks) will race in the Fast Handicap fleet. Lasers continue to have their own start.

The Summer Series starts on Sunday 4th July.

For the results Click here

Here is the full report from Floris

 For results click here

Wednesday 21^st July

Thirty-five boats on the water enjoying a warm sunny Wednesday evening with a good breeze, almost perfect for sailors who like a bit of wind. (Not so good if you are stuck in the hut).

Results now published.

Sunday 25^th July
A frustrating day on the water for some of us particularly the first race with a very variable wind both in strength and direction.

Some confusion over the 2nd and 3rd places in the asymmetric fleet, we think we've got it right but any queries let Geoff or me know.

John Lee

Oxford Sailing Club is again running its successful youth sailing courses this year, in partnership with the Oxford and District Schools Sailing Association (ODSSA).

The full range of courses will be available to sailors aged between 8 and 15, including Learn to Sail (Stage 1/2 and 2/3), Improver, Cats and Kites, Windsurfing, and Multi-activity (sailing and windsurfing)

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Mark Hunt

House Manager