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Latest Stories
100 Years Of Truancy!
A legendary boat celebrated its centenary birthday on 16 May. Ross Ryan’s Classic William Fife 8 Metre gaff rigged yacht The Truant, built in 1910, was given a true celebratory birthday party in... Read More
Goacher Back As Sonata National Champion
THE SONATA class national championships were held at Helensburgh Sailing Club in June, attended by 16 yachts the furthest travelled having come from the Medway, Sunderland and Windermere, writes... Read More
Playing FTSE Clinches IRC Scottish Crown
ALTHOUGH day two’s racing in the Old Pulteney IRC Scottish Championship on the Clyde was hardly rock and roll, with only light airs, a consistently stellar performance gave Playing FTSE the IRC... Read More
Largs Provides Stern Test For Radial Olympians
COMPETITORS came from all over the world to part one of the Radial World Championships; the Women and Men’s Championship, held at Largs from 6 to 14 July, writes Alan Henderson.
WHILST OTHER boat builders have been coping with the day to day issues of managing the global downturn, Beneteau have responded by increasing their product development investment.
EUROYACHTS will be running their annual Jeanneau Fun Race on Saturday 4 September. This year’s format will again be a pursuit race from Largs to a finish at Colintraive and as in previous years... Read More
Jeanneau Reveals New Concepts And Designs
FRESH from an international dealer meeting in Rome last month, Euroyachts’ boss Angus Scott reports an underlying confidence from Jeanneau whose current range of sail boats and motor yachts are... Read More
Three Men Play Truant
ONE ENTRY on the West Highland Yachting Week start line this month will be attracting more attention than most.
Ross Ryan’s restored 100 year old Fife classic 8 metre The Truant will be... Read More
Boats Required For Biggest Kip Show
PLANS ARE well in hand for the 24th annual Kip Marina Boat Show scheduled to be held over the weekend of 15, 16, 17 October.
A ‘biggest ever’ marquee will house not only an extended trade... Read More
£1.4 Million Investment Planned For Rhu Marina
THE CROWN Estate is investing £1.4 million in Rhu Marina on the north bank of the Firth of Clyde.
By early 2011 the existing floating breakwaters system will be replaced, providing greater... Read More
Lofty Ideas Bring 25 Years Of Sail Making Success
IT IS nothing short of a remarkable success story. From humble beginnings 25 years ago when Chris Owen and Diana Shellcock started their sail making company in three caravans bolted together at... Read More
Off Water Success For Edinburgh Entry Could Bring Clipper Stopover To CapitalEDINBURGH’s venture into the world of ocean racing met with moderate success as the ten yachts in the Round The World Clipper Race finished their 14th and final leg at Hull last month.
The crew of... Read More
Royal Tay Heads WestwardsROYAL TAY’S second 125 Challenge Day was sailed in the opposite conditions from Challenge Day one with light airs this time, writes Marjory Knowles.
The theme behind the 125 Challenge Days, which... Read More