GP14 National Championship 2010 SCYC

Entry fees

 Entries received up to April 30th 2010 will be at a fee of £175, entries received after April 30th and

before July 1st will be at a fee of £195 and shall be paid before the closing dates listed in NOR 3.2

above. Entries received after July 1st may be accepted at the discretion of the Organising Club

and at a fee of £225. Click on the entry tab at the top of the page to enter online.

SCYC has organised races since its founding in 1924 and has hosted many National, European and World

Championships.

The Clubhouse has an idyllic position on a rock outcrop overlooking Cardigan Bay, with stunning views towards Snowdonia, St. Tudwal's Islands & the West Coast of Wales.

Sailing takes place in the surrounding waters of Cardigan Bay and members and visitors can enjoy the Yacht Club's facilities in what must be one of the most spectacular sites in the UK.

 

Cove Restaurant must have the best views of any in Wales. Dine overlooking Snowdonia, the West Coast of Wales, St. Tudwalls Islands and, of course Cardigan Bay itself. Watch the sailing or simply take in the view, all whilst being seated in friendly surroundings.

Sailing venues don't come much better than this!

The beach is one of the safest in the country and has proven to be an ideal spot from which to launch and view the racing. It also is a central location, being approximately half way between the major fleets of Scotland and the South and East fleets. It is also within easy driving of the Irish Sea ferries from Ireland and The Isle of Man docking at either Holyhead, Birkenhead or Liverpool. The venue itself offers pristine sailing waters with no commercial traffic. Tides, such as they are, are fair, local knowledge will not play a part in championships. For families left ashore, the beaches offer clean sand with warm and clear waters. On calm days you may even see dolphins playing close offshore.

Ian Dobson - Andy Tunicliffe GP14 worlds 2008 SCYC