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> Our sailors enjoyed strong winds and big waves! > > The seas built from Friday, so by Saturday pm the Vicar of Beer’s Cup, raced from Lyme to Beer Head, gave ideal conditions for the more experienced sailors. Two patrol boats were on duty throughout, with one attending to a capsized Fireball which lost

For the sixth time , once again winners of the Bath run race, Cameron, Simon, Ed and motley crew made it to the slipway well ahead of their nearest rivals. But with a hull fast filling up with sea water, listing so that Ollie looked incredibly heavy, were they lucky the course was shortened due

 >> Subject: Youth Regatta at Lyme 16 July >> >> All four youth training groups for Under 18s at Lyme Regis Sailing club came together for their regatta. The SE breeze was light, dying off toward the end of the morning. The effect of the tide was noticeable particularly on the windward legs for

An amazing achievement – two LRSC sailors take their cycling very seriously! They raced the Marmotte in the Alps! I was fascinated, having seen a bit on Facebook, and asked Dave to write about it. You might like to read his account: > That was a long day. I’ve been training for it with Guy

Sapphire with her new owner Ray Waspe, having passed from Berey via Hugh, ready for some maintenance before being back in the water next season.

Dear Members parking in Club car park, Have you mislaid your sticker? Please display it, or ask Fiona if you need a replacement. One example of how you might fix it! Thanks, Sally

Thank you to the happy ten members who turned up and made a great start to the necessary maintenance on the clubhouse. Organised by Rear-Commodore, Jeremy Wallace, they put in a lot of hard work preparing the woodwork ready for the next session, ideally attended by some more helpers. Rumour has it that when the