The race briefing for this race will be held in The Classroom (downstairs facing the river) at the CYC Clubhouse.

The Club runs a Spring Series for racing keel boats, a Summer series and then a full year series where the results from Spring and Summer series are combined for an overall trophy.

Usually Spring series has 4 races within it whereas the Summer series includes 4 or 5 races.

Spring Series, assuming 4 races sailed, usually has one discard whilst Summer Series, assuming 5 races sailed may have 2 discards. Overall series has 2 discards.

Spring Series race results go towards the Fasson Trophy. The Fasson Trophy was presented to the Club in 1978 by Fasson Ltd. who were closely associated with the Club through Mr. Donald Kember. This is a silver gilt cup and highly contested each year.

Summer Series results go towards the Jambo Cup. The Jambo Cup was presented to the Club in 1992 by keen racer Peter Cossins. Peter was a keen racing enthusiast having a series of boats called Jambo ending in the Mustang 30 Jambo V.

For the overall winner of the two series combined  there is the Vice Commodore’s Cup. The Vice Commodore’s Cup is a silver rose bowl presented to the Club by Mrs Toulmin in memory of her late husband Mr. J. Toulmin who, at the time of his death, was Secretary to the Club.

The race briefing for this race will be held in The Classroom (downstairs facing the river) at the CYC Clubhouse.

The Club runs a Spring Series for racing keel boats, a Summer series and then a full year series where the results from Spring and Summer series are combined for an overall trophy.

Usually Spring series has 4 races within it whereas the Summer series includes 4 or 5 races.

Spring Series, assuming 4 races sailed, usually has one discard whilst Summer Series, assuming 5 races sailed may have 2 discards. Overall series has 2 discards.

Spring Series race results go towards the Fasson Trophy. The Fasson Trophy was presented to the Club in 1978 by Fasson Ltd. who were closely associated with the Club through Mr. Donald Kember. This is a silver gilt cup and highly contested each year.

Summer Series results go towards the Jambo Cup. The Jambo Cup was presented to the Club in 1992 by keen racer Peter Cossins. Peter was a keen racing enthusiast having a series of boats called Jambo ending in the Mustang 30 Jambo V.

For the overall winner of the two series combined  there is the Vice Commodore’s Cup. The Vice Commodore’s Cup is a silver rose bowl presented to the Club by Mrs Toulmin in memory of her late husband Mr. J. Toulmin who, at the time of his death, was Secretary to the Club.

The race briefing for this race will be held in The Classroom (downstairs facing the river) at the CYC Clubhouse. This race will finish with boats overnighting at RNYC in order to participate in the RNYC Pie Race – a new even concept for 2021.

Social event to be held at RNYC – details to follow.

A new concept for the racing calendar! This race takes place at RNYC and involves a pie being made (from scratch) during the race. Judging to take place at RNYC before CYC boats sail back to Amble.

The race briefing for this race will be held in The Classroom (downstairs facing the river) at the CYC Clubhouse.

The Club runs a Spring Series for racing keel boats, a Summer series and then a full year series where the results from Spring and Summer series are combined for an overall trophy.

Usually Spring series has 4 races within it whereas the Summer series includes 4 or 5 races.

Spring Series, assuming 4 races sailed, usually has one discard whilst Summer Series, assuming 5 races sailed may have 2 discards. Overall series has 2 discards.

Spring Series race results go towards the Fasson Trophy. The Fasson Trophy was presented to the Club in 1978 by Fasson Ltd. who were closely associated with the Club through Mr. Donald Kember. This is a silver gilt cup and highly contested each year.

Summer Series results go towards the Jambo Cup. The Jambo Cup was presented to the Club in 1992 by keen racer Peter Cossins. Peter was a keen racing enthusiast having a series of boats called Jambo ending in the Mustang 30 Jambo V.

For the overall winner of the two series combined  there is the Vice Commodore’s Cup. The Vice Commodore’s Cup is a silver rose bowl presented to the Club by Mrs Toulmin in memory of her late husband Mr. J. Toulmin who, at the time of his death, was Secretary to the Club.

The race briefing for this race will be held in The Classroom (downstairs facing the river) at the CYC Clubhouse.

The Club runs a Spring Series for racing keel boats, a Summer series and then a full year series where the results from Spring and Summer series are combined for an overall trophy.

Usually Spring series has 4 races within it whereas the Summer series includes 4 or 5 races.

Spring Series, assuming 4 races sailed, usually has one discard whilst Summer Series, assuming 5 races sailed may have 2 discards. Overall series has 2 discards.

Spring Series race results go towards the Fasson Trophy. The Fasson Trophy was presented to the Club in 1978 by Fasson Ltd. who were closely associated with the Club through Mr. Donald Kember. This is a silver gilt cup and highly contested each year.

Summer Series results go towards the Jambo Cup. The Jambo Cup was presented to the Club in 1992 by keen racer Peter Cossins. Peter was a keen racing enthusiast having a series of boats called Jambo ending in the Mustang 30 Jambo V.

For the overall winner of the two series combined  there is the Vice Commodore’s Cup. The Vice Commodore’s Cup is a silver rose bowl presented to the Club by Mrs Toulmin in memory of her late husband Mr. J. Toulmin who, at the time of his death, was Secretary to the Club.

The race briefing for this race will be held in The Classroom (downstairs facing the river) at the CYC Clubhouse.

Trophy races are often more than just a “round the cans” race and can include voyages further afield to the Farnes, Newton or Blyth. There are eight individual trophy races run through the year.

The race briefing for this race will be held in The Classroom (downstairs facing the river) at the CYC Clubhouse.

A new fun concept for 2021. This event sees the resurrection of the popular Guardian Angels night where we host the Amble RNLI Crew and Coastguard  Team in the evening at the club.

Before the social event, we are holding the RNLI Pennant but this year, we are adding an extra twist. The “race” will start with runners having to run a pre-determined route ending at the nominated yacht in the marina. The runner hands the baton to the skipper (or jumps onto the boat if the runner is also a crew member). The boats then leave the marina and proceed under engine to the “sewer” bouy where the official sailing will begin. The sailing circuit will finish, under engine again, back in the marina where the baton will be handed back to the runner who will run to the bar @ CYC. The finish time will be recorded when the baton is handed over in the club house.

The skippers & crew can then put the boats to bed then join the social event in the bar for the evening.

The race briefing for this race will be held in The Classroom (downstairs facing the river) at the CYC Clubhouse.

PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR THIS EVENT

The race briefing for this race will be held in The Classroom (downstairs facing the river) at the CYC Clubhouse.

The race briefing for this race will be held at RNYC.

The race briefing for this race will be held in The Classroom (downstairs facing the river) at the CYC Clubhouse.

The John Moody trophy will be awarded to the overall Across The Tide series.

There will be no briefing for this event.

The race briefing for this race will be held in The Classroom @ CYC.

Trophy races are often more than just a “round the cans” race and can include voyages further afield to the Farnes, Newton or Blyth. There are eight individual trophy races run through the year.

The race briefing for this race will be held in The Classroom (downstairs facing the river) at the CYC Clubhouse.

The John Moody trophy will be awarded to the overall Across The Tide series.