Our final session this winter is Tuesday, April 4.
Fleet has structured a palette of racing training activities for you in 2023. Our first offering is online racing training, using Virtual Regatta Inshore and Google Meet. There will be live coaching. No cost to you – it is all included in your NSC membership. Open to anyone at NSC who is interested in racing. more…
For the first time since 2019, NSC hosted the club awards dinner on Saturday, November 19. Coordinated by Kit Holmwood and Fleet Captain Dominic Goodwill, and MC’d by Scott Murphy & Matt Davidge, it was a grand evening. more…
The 2022 NSC Sailing Awards Night takes place Saturday, November 19. Dinner reservations are no longer being accepted, but those who missed out can come by for the awards presentations which will begin around 8 p.m. Come celebrate the fantastic sailing and racing season that was with friends, crew, and fellow members, and honour your fellow awards members! more…
NSC’s annual Turkey Trot pursuit race ran on Thanksgiving Monday, October 10, on a beautiful sunny day. The winds were initially very light, which meant the course was only once around, though a shifty northwest wind at 6-12 knots filled in shortly after the first boats crossed the start line. more…
NSC’s annual Turkey Trot pursuit race is one of the highlights of our sailing calendar — it runs on Thanksgiving Monday, with the warning signal at 1100. The format is unchanged from previous years; review the List of Start Times & Sailing Instructions. more…
Thursday, September 29th after racing, Britannia Yacht Club will be graciously hosting this year’s Interclub End of Weeknight Racing Social. Come one, come all and pass the word to your fellow sailors! Good company, and finger food provided. Head over to the BYC lounge immediately after racing.
The Interclub Frostbite Series runs the first three Sunday afternoons after weeknight racing, which this year is October 2, 9 & 16. Come enjoy the fall colours and an afternoon of around the buoys racing. There are two races per day, with the first warning signal at 13:30, per Part F of the Sailing Instructions.