| 4th October | 21st February 2010 |
| 1st November | 14th March 2010 |
| 22nd November | |
| 13th December | |
| 10th January 2010 | |
| 31st January 2010 |
Club boats
These currently comprise five GP14s, one Firefly, one RS Vision, one RS 200
and six Lasers. Those wishing to use the club RS 200 should contact the RS
200 class captain, Julian Bradley.
Safety
If you own your own boat It is recommended you sail when the club is open
ie. Sundays and Wednesday evenings in summer. Unless conditions are well within
your capabilities, you are recommended to consult a committee member or experienced
sailor before going afloat.
Club Boats
You must wear a buoyancy aid when afloat, you must use a masthead
float provided on the club boats (not Lasers)
Club boats may only be used when a Wembley SC rescue
boat is manned and on the water
Sailing during racing
If you are not racing, please keep well clear of racing boats and their wind.
If possible do not sail on the course, and if there is no alternative, keep
well away from the buoys in use, as these areas become congested with boats
rounding. If in doubt, please ask before going afloat.
After sailing
Before tumbling into the shower / bar, please ensure any club boat you have
been using is properly put away!
Crewing
If you are interested in crewing in club races please talk to David, or get
in touch with the relevant class captain (click on Club Contacts on the left
for a list of class captains and other committee members).
We run a crews register, if you wish to crew in a particular class then email
training@wembleysailingclub.co.uk and state your preferences give your
telephone number and your name will be added to the list, the crews register
is located in the club members pages.
The main racing classes are Merlin Rocket, MRX, RS 200 and Laser (single-handed).
The club also races GP14s and Fireflies, We are hoping to get the RS Vision
class racing on the Harp
Questions?
Please e-mail David at nmc@wembleysailingclub.co.uk
or talk to us at the club. For the latest news there is a New Members Club
notice board next to the galley counter.
Useful Links Racing
Rules:
Click here for the Introductory
Rules for Racing All beginners are advised to read this summary.
Click here for the full 2005-2008 Racing Rules of Sailing (RRS). http://www.sailing.org/tools/documents/RRS2005-2008-[502].pdf
Club racing:
Click here for the flag sequence used to
start club races. If you are interested in joining in the club racing click
the link in the main menu or click here
Individual Training (organised by Colin Brockbank)
We run training sessions on an individual or small group basis, either during
the week or at weekends, whichever suits you best. This training is free.
Please click here to download the application
form, complete it and post it to Colin Brockbank
