The RCYC at Burnham on Crouch hosted their Flying Fifteen Open on the 13th/14th of June sponsored by Waples Wines. It's a unique event in many ways as everyone is greeted with a mug of coffee/tea and a bacon roll.

This year's bulwark trophy was part of a double handed regatta run by Hayling island sailing club that also included the 5o5 class, the Fireballs, and Merlin rockets.

As this event was not paired with the Southern Championships the attendance of visitors was low with only 4 boats from other clubs.

The weather forecast for the event was challenging and in the end the sailing on the Saturday the 6th of June was cancelled due to the force 7 gusting nine winds sweeping the country.

The International Flying Fifteen Class returned to Royal Torbay Yacht Club on the weekend of 16th-17th May for their Southern Area Championship, our first visit to this long-established club since 2008

Surrounded by the stunning Pennine hills boats gathered for the annual Dovestone Flying Fifteen open meeting.

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Visitors from as far afield as Plockton and Pembrokeshire make their annual vist to the lakes.

Aldeburgh Yacht Club were delighted to host their annual Open Meeting with 4 visitors and 10 local boats out of the burgeoning home fleet of 16 racing fifteens. Click to read more.

Great weather, warmth, sun and good winds ensured an enjoyable weekend sailing for all competitors

The 2024 Northern traveller series decider, Graham Massey takes home the chocolates, at the Dovestone Open

The Northern Traveller is likely to go down to the last event as a close battle between Blackpool and Fleetwood Club mates the Harris' and the Hockey's

We know a few big shots will be off to the Southern Champs at Poole. However, a more friendly relaxed but competitive race on a big pond awaits those who chose to travel to Middle Nene. Everyone is welcome and its about £100 cheaper and you only need to worry about the wind not the tide. Read More for details and posters.