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Get Ready for the Hurricane 5.9 Catamaran UK National Championships 2024!
Prepare to witness the pinnacle of sailing prowess as the Hurricane 5.9 Catamaran UK National Championships returns for an adrenaline-fuelled edition in 2024. This prestigious event gathers the finest sailors, showcasing their skills and strategies on the breathtaking waters off the East Yorkshire coast.
From 24th to 27th August, the serenity of the sea will transform into a battleground of competition and camaraderie. Sailors from across the UK will converge to compete in a series of exhilarating races, navigating the challenging waves and winds, all vying for glory and the UK championship title.
Expect a spectacle of speed, precision, and tactical brilliance as these skilled sailors manoeuvre their Hurricane 5.9 Catamarans through varying conditions, displaying sheer mastery of the sport. The event promises heart-pounding moments, fierce rivalries, and a celebration of sailing excellence, not to mention the fantastic social events each evening. Onsite camping and a fully stocked bar will also be available.
Join us at the RYYC, Blyth Park, Bridlington, where you can witness the action up close. Feel the rush as these sleek catamarans cut through the waves. Enjoy the excitement from prime viewing spots along the shoreline and immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of competitive sailing.
For sailors eager to compete, registration details and requirements will be coming soon. We also welcome volunteers keen to be part of this incredible event.
Don’t miss out on this thrilling spectacle see you there!
International DART 18 Association
DartSailing – Twice as Nice
We bring together DART 18 Sailors from all over the world
Worlds 2024, 6th – 13th september , tarquinia (ita).
Register before february 29 and profit from the early-bird registration fee!
IDA – Annual General Meeting on tuesday 10.09.2024
We would like to invite you to the annual general meeting 2024 at the Worlds in Tarquinia. The meeting will be held at the club on tuesday, 10.09.2024, 19.00 (local time). Representatives that can not travel to the Worlds can join us online on Google Meet. Agenda Minutes previous meetings -> If you can not make it to the meeting please make shure your nation is represented by another sailor.
Lake Garda 2024 cancelled
Unfortunately we had to cancell the regatta in Arco for 2024. Scheduled shortly after the worlds the required minimal number of boats could not be reached. We hope to organize a joint German, Italian an Swiss Championship in September 2025 in this beautiful location!
Lake Garda 2023
One year ago we sailed the worlds at this beautiful location, last weekend 27 boats took the chance to return to Arco. Results
DART18 Worlds 2024: 6th to 13th September in Tarquinia, Italy
Hello Dart18 Sailors around the World, please save the date for our next World Championships. We are looking forward to sail in Italy, Tarquinia, which is approx 70 km from Rome. We keep you posted on further updates.
DART18 Worlds 2023 in Bridlington: Congratulations to our new Champions!
Congratulations Vincent and Fanny (1), Grant and Ellamey (2) , and Robert and Fi (3) and also to all other sailors who mastered the conditions of this years World Chamiponships at Royal Yorkshire Yacht Club. Thank you, dear UK friends for hosting and organising this event! Please find here all the results of the 2023 Worlds: https://events.clubsupport.uk/results/2023/dart18worlds23.htm There is a great Video on BBC: https://www.afidart.eu/images/stories/videos/bridlington2023-newsBBC.mp4
Wanted: IDA secretary
You want to help the DART18 Class to move into the future and keep this fantastic boat going strong? Then why not engage yourself as IDA secretary. After many years Michiel Fehr will step back from this job latest in summer 2024. What does the job involve? Who else is envolved? ready to join the crew? contact Michiel Fehr for further information
Dart18 events 2023
After a great sailing season 2022 we are looking forward to national and international sailing in 2023. We just posted many planned events in our international racing calendar. (Please check with the local class calendar before finalizing any arrangements.) There are more than 40 (!) events in NED, ITA, GER, FRA already posted, GBR and SUI will be posted soon. Here is a overview of the locations.
DART 18 Worlds 2022 Arco
Congratulations to our new World Champions Alessandro Siviero and Giacomo Bozzoli Parasacchi!
Wolds 2023 – Bridlington here we come
Dart 18 World Championship 2023 – Bridlington UKThe Royal Yorkshire Yacht Club (R.Y.Y.C. Bridlington) along with UKIDA, look forward to welcoming you all to the 2023 Dart 18 World Championship. The Royal Yorkshire Yacht Club is the home to 27 D18s and a regular venue on the UK event circuit. The club produces great racing in Bridlington Bay and is also known for its parties at the cliff top club house venue – pull your sail up in the day and let your hair down at night! The club has its own campsite and is offering free camping within the…
Dart18 Worlds 2022 not in Vilamoura
Dear Dart 18 sailors, In 2019 during the Dart 18 Worlds in Thailand, Portugal proposed to organise the Dart18 Worlds Championships in Vilamoura Portugal. The Dart 18 fleet welcomed this proposal. We planned to hold the event in 2021. Unfortunately due to Covid the Vilamoura Worlds were postponed to September 2022. For the last couple of months the IDA board has been in contact with the organisers in Vilamoura to assist with the organisation. The Vilamoura organisation guaranteed that, despite the lack of information we shouldn’t be worried. We would get a great event. Unfortunately CIMAV informed us last week…
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Published 10:58am on 27 Jul 2023
The Royal Yorkshire Yacht Club Welcomes all the competitors taking part in the Dart 18 World championship Event In Bridlington. As well as the prospect of a week-long series of races we have organised a full programme of social events to keep you entertained whatever the weather. These include Sea Trips on the local pleasure boat the Yorkshire Belle, Parties, BBQ and the world renowned Bridlington Fish & Chips. Plenty of entertainment and Music from local Bands. It is our intention that everyone has a thoroughly enjoyable visit.
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| | fleet will be back at Bridlington over the Spring Bank Holiday weekend, to hold the (also counting for Travelling Trophy points) this time as part of RYYC's Dinghy Regatta ( s time we shall be going there the over the Spring Bank Holiday weekend. The reason for this is that (as the Royal Yorkshire will be hosting the Dart Nationals over the August Bank Holiday, our traditional time at Brid.) Racing programme Brid, as the locals call it, is situated at the northern end of a beautiful sweep of golden sand that stretches for miles from Flamborough Head all the way south to the mouth of the Humber. The sailing waters are protected by the Smethwick Bank, giving relatively flat sailing water, and launching across the flat beach is at any tide. will be open from and the There will be two back-to-back at , three on and one on We shall have our own separate starts within the Dinghy Regatta sequence. One discard will apply when four or more races have been sailed. The entry fee (including Saturday evening barbecue and the CCA levy) will be £35. Syd Gage , 01964 602045 or 07949 851794) has again kindly agreed to act as the Association's liaison person for the event, and Joe Franks (07930 860932, [email protected]) is the RYYC's organiser.
How to get there The club is situated a mile or so south of Bridlington town. The nearest postcode for your SatNav is YO15 3QJ (position shown on the map below). Entering coordinates N 54 o 03.454, W 0 o 12.818 is more accurate. Approaching on the A614 from Driffield or York, turn right at the first roundabout in Carnaby, which then takes you to the second Carnaby roundabout (shown on the map) where you turn left onto the A165 Hull to Bridlington road. At the next roundabout (signposted to Park & Ride) turn right, then right again at the next mini roundabout, then left at the T junction. As you approach the sea the road turns you right towards the dinghy park. The entrance to the camping field is on the right directly opposite the slipway entrance. Dotted line on map shows route.  Local attractions: Bridlington offers all the traditional attractions of a seaside resort. Behind the town lie the relatively undiscovered Yorkshire Wolds, beautiful chalk downs that are gaining increasing fame through the landscapes of East Riding born David Hockney who has forsaken LA for Brid. The Wolds meet the sea at spectacular Flamborough Head. Just round from the Head is the famous bird sanctuary at Bempton Cliffs, where there are colonies of puffins, gannets, razorbills and guillemots. Nature lovers can also enjoy Hornsea Mere and Spurn Point further down the coast. The stately homes of Sledmere and Burton Agnes are well worth a visit, as is Castle Howard (‘Brideshead’) just a bit further afield. Alternatively you can walk the ancient streets of Beverley or York, or visit Hull Old Town which houses the Museums Quarter, where you can see the merchants’ houses alongside the River Hull, including that of William Wilberforce. Just a step or two away is the Deep,the largest oceanarium in the world. Heading north up the coast you come to the classic seaside resort of Scarborough watched over by its historic castle and beyond that Whitby, the former whaling port that is dominated by the atmospheric St Hilda's Abbey andSt Mary's church, supposedly the burial place of Count Dracula, a mecca for the Goth community. [Come back for Whitby's Goth Weekend at the end of October or the Goth Spring Festival; the costumes are something to behold!] Behind Whitby and Scarborough stretches the glorious walking country of the North York Moors National Park. If you are of a lazier disposition, you can view it from the comfort of the North York Moors Steam Railway or the picturesque Esk Valley line. And where the Moors come down to the sea there are more quaint fishing ports like Robin Hood's Bay, Runswick Bay and Staithes (setting for Old Jack's Boat for those of you who watch CBeebies with your kids or grandkids). If you would like any more recommendations for what to see and do, Syd will be pleased to help. So get your bags packed and your accommodation booked and head for Yorkshire's promised land! Home Page Results and Reports Sailing Programme Tactics and Rules The Boat 
A model of success as club open days attracts thousands of visitors… The Bridlington Model Boat Society have hailed their August 2023 Open Weekend as the best and busiest by far since the club moved to Carnaby Industrial Estate in 1988.  Thousands of people visited over the two days and enjoyed everything from powerboats to rock crawlers.  Club President Ian Phillips, said: “We could have filled our car parking space twice over with hundreds of visitors from very young to very senior enjoying the models both on display and in operation.  “Walking around, everyone was treated to boats of all types from fast powerboats to a motorised skip, trucks, tractors, diggers, racing buggies, rock crawlers and the latest addition to the club which is a track for 16mm live steam and electric locomotives.  “There were so many people telling us that they didn’t know we existed, well they do now.” added Ian.  Anyone requiring information about the club can find it online at bridmodelboats.co.uk where there is a list of events which are open to the general public to come and watch. Share this:© 2022 Bridlington Echo Navigate Site
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A wonderful sight at the Wilsthopre boat launch, near Bridlington. Photo: Echo Meida Group/RYYC. Events commence this Saturday (29 July, 2023) with practices - before racing begins in earnest. Two races are planned each day, the first commencing at 12.00 hrs. An experienced international jury to oversee proceedings has also been assembled by ...
Published 6:19pm on 4 Oct 2022. WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS COMING TO BRIDLINGTON IN 2023. The Royal Yorkshire Yacht Club has been chosen to stage the Dart 18 Catamaran World Championships which take place from 29 July to 4 August 2023. This prestigious event will be based at the RYYC clubhouse and facilities at their Blyth Park, Wilsthorpe site.
2023 Dart 18 Nationals and World Championships Recap. "Bridlington is perhaps the best bay for sailboat racing on the whole of the east coast of England." "The Royal Yorkshire YC is situated above the western end of the harbour, renowned for its hospitality and social programs. There has been many an excellent evening on the premises in the ...
Prepare to witness the pinnacle of sailing prowess as the Hurricane 5.9 Catamaran UK National Championships returns for an adrenaline-fuelled edition in 2024. This prestigious event gathers the finest sailors, showcasing their skills and strategies on the breathtaking waters off the East Yorkshire coast. ... Bridlington East Yorkshire YO15 3HX ...
Posted on 2 May Oldest videos of racing catamarans We start in 1965, covering Hobie, Shearwater, Prindle and C Class, ... and Sunday avoided The third stop of the 2022 Hurricane 5.9 SX circuit was a visit to the Royal Yorkshire Yacht Club in Bridlington. The fleet were greeted on the Saturday morning with glorious sunshine and a cross onshore ...
A reduced, but nonetheless competitive, fleet of six Catapults assembled at the Royal Yorkshire Yacht Club, Bridlington, over the August Bank Holiday Weekend to compete for the title of Catapult National Champion 2023. ... Posted on 20 May Oldest videos of racing catamarans We start in 1965, covering Hobie, Shearwater, Prindle and C Class, ...
11. 12. The 2023 Dart 18 Nationals were held in conjunction with the World Championships in Bridlington East Yorkshire during August. With the Nationals getting a 100-plus entry for the first time in over 20 years there were 5 former champions there. Worlds entries were from 3 continents with 2 former South African Champions and others from New ...
Eamonn Cotter took the title by one point from George Evans in a close fought Northern Championship hosted by the Royal Yorkshire Yacht Club at Bridlington over the weekend of 10-11 August. Race 1. Racing got under weigh in a brisk Force 3 to 4 with prolonged spells of Force 5 under the passing clouds. The course comprised two laps of a ...
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Prepare to witness the pinnacle of sailing prowess as the Hurricane 5.9 Catamaran UK National Championships returns for an adrenaline-fuelled edition in 2024. This prestigious event gathers the finest sailors, showcasing their skills and strategies on the breathtaking waters off the East Yorkshire coast. From 24th to 27th August, the serenity ...
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Dart 18 World Championship 2023 - Bridlington UKThe Royal Yorkshire Yacht Club (R.Y.Y.C. Bridlington) along with UKIDA, look forward to welcoming you all to the 2023 Dart 18 World Championship. The Royal Yorkshire Yacht Club is the home to 27 D18s and a regular venue on the UK event circuit. The club produces great racing in Bridlington Bay ...
Dart 18 World Championship 2023 - Bridlington UKThe Royal Yorkshire Yacht Club (R.Y.Y.C. Bridlington) along with UKIDA, look forward to welcoming you all to the 2023 Dart 18 World Championship. ... The club produces great racing in Bridlington Bay and is also known for its parties at the cliff top club house venue - pull your sail up in the ...
Royal Yorkshire Yacht Club (RYYC), Blyth Park, Wilsthorpe, Bridlington, Yorkshire, UK, YO15 3QL. See more photos here. TT6 - Royal Tay Yacht Club (8-9 July 2023) ... in the committee boat and managing the racing ashore, in the safety boats, and in the beach kitchen (all kinds of hot, filled roles, tea, coffee and much else). ... Mumbles Yacht ...
Round 7 of the Dart 18 TT circuit reached Royal Yorkshire Yacht Club at Bridlington where 14 boats saw Saturdays first race start with F2-3 fluctuating south-westerly winds. ... then the Worrell 1000 We delve into the past, and round-up all the videos which show racing catamarans, including Hobie cats, Shearwaters, Prindles and C Class, from ...
One discard will apply when four or more races have been sailed. The entry fee will be £30 to be paid at registration on Saturday. Syd Gage ([email protected], 01964 204131 or 07949 851794) is the Association's liaison person for the event, and Joe Franks (07930 860932, [email protected]) is the RYYC's organiser.
A proposal to build a new clubhouse at Royal Yorkshire Yacht Club's (RYYC) Blyth Park site has been approved by council planners. News you can trust since 1882. ... "Despite operating from the Bridlington site for decades, it has now become a financial burden on the club. This is largely due to annual maintenance and running costs of £30-£ ...
Welcome to Bridlington Published 10:58am on 27 Jul 2023 The Royal Yorkshire Yacht Club Welcomes all the competitors taking part in the Dart 18 World championship Event In Bridlington. As well as the prospect of a week-long series of races we have organised a full programme of social events to keep you entertained whatever the weather.
The Catapult fleet will be back at Bridlington over the Spring Bank Holiday weekend, to hold the 2019 Nationals (also counting for Travelling Trophy points) this time as part of RYYC's Dinghy Regatta ( s time we shall be going there the over the Spring Bank Holiday weekend. The reason for this is that (as the Royal Yorkshire will be hosting the Dart Nationals over the August Bank Holiday, our ...
The Bridlington Model Boat Society have hailed their August 2023 Open Weekend as the best and busiest by far since the club moved to Carnaby Industrial Estate in 1988. ... trucks, tractors, diggers, racing buggies, rock crawlers and the latest addition to the club which is a track for 16mm live steam and electric locomotives. Casey and Adele ...
The Catapult fleet returned for its annual pilgrimage to the Royal Yorkshire Yacht Club at Bridlington in the East Riding of Yorkshire for its 2022 Northern Championships held over the August Bank Holiday weekend. ... Shearwater, Prindle and C Class, then the Worrell 1000 We delve into the past, and round-up all the videos which show racing ...
To join Bridlington Model Boat Society please contact the Membership Secretary Sarah Randall. 07510179966 or [email protected] Membership of BMBS for 2024/25 costs £70 which includes an initial joining fee of £10. (pro rata charges after 1st September). Accompanied juniors up to 17 years old are free.
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