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Time get into the Twilight Zone

It's Twilight racing time, with the Clubs Saturday's Twilight Series  commencing on Saturday 23rd November, fourteen boats contested the series last season so we should be looking at a great fleet for this years Twilight.

Doyle Inshore wrap.

Fast Furious and Fun, all boxes ticked for the 2019 Doyle inshore championships, big breeze Saturday was followed by less on Sunday but still brought some spectacular action on the water. 

Doyle Inshore SIs available.

Courses have been tweaked this year with Windward Leeward the main course style (with the addition of offset mark) with the option of a river course finishing at the Club if tide and wind direction constrain the course area.

IRC Measurment

This is a significant step for offshore and extended coastal racing in the north of the state, with the removal of the necessity for owners to take their boats to Hobart to have them measured for IRC.

NS14 Showdown Win

Nick McElwee and James Holly we defintely on the radar, taking a convincing win in Showdown

More breeze, tight results, busy Sunday!

Another blustery day greeted entrants for the first of the long trophy races and the first of the 2019-20 Offshore Series, both races saw winds in the low to mid 20s, for most of the race, so another tough day at the office.

2019 Doyle Inshore Championships go live!

With seventeen entrant in the Club Pennants we should be able to crack the twenty starters, in the Doyle inshores with ease, make it happen, get your entry in!

Club Championships underway

What a great start to the Club championships, sixteen entrants in the Harken Pennant. In the opening Beams Bros Club Championships races for dinghies, it was a women on water day.

New Season, New Sponsor to start Championships

Season 2019-2020 is under way, and its time for the major Club Championships for the season to kick off with the Beams Brothers Club Championship for the dinghy classes and the Harken Club Pennant for Division 1 and 2 starting on Sunday.

Discover Sailing Thursday 10th October

Port Dalrymple Yacht Club is inviting the community to enjoy a free sailing experience as part of Discover Sailing Day 2019 on Thursday October 10th 10:00 -1:00.

New sailing season open!

​​​​​​​Blustery conditions greeted the start of the 2019-2020 sailing season at Port Dalrymple, but that did not dampen the spirit of the full house of guests and members gathered to see Patron Peter Kearney declare the new sailing season open in perfect fashion.

Opening Day this Sunday 1300hrs

Opening to our season by Patron Peter Kearney at 1300. The sail past will commenced at 1350; with the first of the day’s racing starts will be at 1410.

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