Classes

RFYC has  many different types of dinghies which race.  Racing is normally a mixture of classes, although some trophies are for specific types of boats.  Most racing is carried out under the Average Lap system which allows both Fast and Slow handicap boats to race together.

Many Members also sail Keelboats, both racing locally and taking part in passages and musters.


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The Club’s most long standing and numerous class is the National 18ft Dinghy.  Every 4 years, RFYC plays host to the British and Irish National 18ft Championships, with entrants from Ireland, England, the Isle of Man and Scotland.

Scottish Championship Winners

Year

Sail Number

Boat Name

Helm

2011

339

Howlin' Gael

S. Urquhart

2010

344

Don't Worry

S. Urquhart

2009

344

Don't Worry

S. Urquhart

2008

344

Don't Worry

S. Urquhart

2007

344

Don't Worry

S. Urquhart

2006

344

Don't Worry

S. Urquhart

2005

344

Don't Worry

S. Urquhart

2004

337

JAFIICA

M. Cruden

2003

344

Don't Worry

S. Urquhart

2002

344

Don't Worry

S. Urquhart

2001

339

Howlin' Gael

D. Stevenson

2000

339

Howlin' Gael

D. Stevenson

1999

339

Howlin' Gael

D. Stevenson

1998

330

Fat Boy Racer

A. Summers

For more information about the class please visit www.national18.com


Other Classes

The other main class sailed at Findhorn is the Mirror Class dinghy which is especially popular as a family boat.

 

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