MENU COMMODORE'S CUP AUGUST 30 TO SEPTEMBER 2, 2021 REGATTA FORMS AND DOCUMENTS Member's Guide to Online Registration Notice of Race Registration (per competitor/coach), now open. Sailing Instructions Safety Plan RESULTS Alpha Course Results Optimist Course Results PHOTOS Photos from the Alpha Course Day 2, thanks to Richard Moreno Photos from the Bravo Course Day 3 and Prizegiving, thanks to Richard Moreno

MENU 6 METRE CLASS The International 6 Metre Class has a long and glorious history at the club. Here is the Westerleigh Regatta for 2021, carrying on the tradition. Registration Notice of Race NOR Amendment No.1 Sailing Instructions Results Covid-19 Protocol Mark locations Hearing Requests From the Annals of Royal Vancouver Yacht Club In 1953 Sandy Martin imported the 6 metre Alana from Clydeside, a Fyfe designed boat built in 1930. She came by freighter and arrived in perfect condition. Later he sold her to Ches Rickard and he and his brother-in-law Hugh Mann bought the 6 metre Hecate. Both of these are now out of the fleet. Sid and Phil Miller, who ruled for five years as undisputed world champion Flattie racers, and later on top Star Class racers, found their 6 metre, the Ca Va, in Denmark. She had been built by a Danish syndicate in 1938 to represent Danish interests in international Gold Cup racing, but was not finished when war broke out. Other 6 metres were brought in by syndicates. Peter Evans, Bill Dolmage, Doug Maitland and Lome Culter brought out Kini from Scotland. Bob Day, John Frazee and Denny Wotherspoon purchased the Juno II. Lome Kyle owns the modified 6 metre Golden Hind III, built in 1948 at Teignmouth, England, originally imported by Ted Courbould. 6 Metre World Championship in Vancouver - 2017 The local fleet welcomed 24 Open class and 21 Classic boats to Vancouver in September 2017. These repreented Eight races wee sailed, and the winning the Open class was Junior, Phillippe Dure of Switzerland skipper, and HM Juan Carlos of Spain won the Classics. Weather was good during the event, with medium breeze of 8 to 15 kn most days. Top local boats were New Sweden, sailed by Ben Mumford, third in the Open class; Peter Wealick, ninth in the Open class; and Leigh Andrew, ninth in the Classic fleet. The local fleet, supported greatly by Rainer Muller, laid on a terrific program of social events and the club delivered an excellent regatta. Westerleigh Cup 2021 Mark Locations Signal boat Mark 1 Race 1 49 17.152 123 12.333 49 17.234 123 10.493 Race 2 49 17.430 123 11.103 Race 3 49 17.754 123 10.904 Race 4 49 17.308 123 10.819 Race 5 49 17.475 123 12.593 49 17.232 123 11.080 Race 6 49 17.494 123 11.030 Race 7 49 17.494 123 11.030