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DATE: Friday 26th July
LOCATION: Cowes ClubhouseCatch up with your fellow competitors over a pre-race meal at the Clubhouse.
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DATE: 11.00 - 00.00, Thursday 1st August
LOCATION: Cowes ClubhouseThis year, with the event starting before Cowes Week, the Rolex Fastnet Race will also have its own race village on Cowes Parade, featuring a large stage for media and skipper briefings.
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DATE: Friday 2nd August
LOCATION: Cowes ClubhouseIf you are heading off to compete in the Rolex Fastnet Race, or just planning to unwind, fuel up with flavoursome fare prepared by our Head Chef and his team.
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DATE: Friday 9th August
LOCATION: Cowes ClubhouseStart your Cowes Week with the Cowes Clubhouse for the annual Launch.
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Perhaps it is because people are becoming increasingly time poor, or because it neatly side-steps the problem of keeping a large crew together, but one area of offshore racing undeniably gaining popularity is doublehanding.Read More
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Ross Applebey's Oyster 48 Scarlet Oyster has won the Royal Ocean Racing Club Cowes-Dinard-St Malo Race, having scored the best corrected time of the 170 yachts racing under IRC. In all 185 yachts raced to St Malo from 20 different countries. The largest fleet for a RORC race since the…Read More
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198 boats have entered the 2019 Royal Ocean Racing Club's Cowes-Dinard-St Malo, the largest fleet for the race since 2007.Read More
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Stuart Sawyer's J/122 Black Dog - 2019 IRC National Champions © Paul Wyeth/pwpictures.com The Royal Ocean Racing Club’s 2019 IRC National Championship has been won out of the blue by a first timer not from the Solent. The 22 boat IRC Two fleet was led from the outset by Stuart Sawyer’s J/122…Read More
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Day two of the Royal Ocean Racing Club’s IRC National Championship saw conditions come good with a less severe tidal effect on the Solent due to a later kick-off time and a breeze that peaked at 16 knots. This allowed both race committees (IRC 3-4 run by the RORC racing…Read More
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Despite a dismal light wind and strong tide forecast that had most crews preparing for an afternoon ashore, a light breeze built early in the afternoon, miraculously allowing the Royal Ocean Racing Club’s two race committees to lay on a full three race opening day of the IRC National Championship.…Read More
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