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RORC drums up International competition for 2016 Brewin Dolphin Commodores' Cup

2016-comc-commodores-cup-michael-boyd-rupert-tyler-RTLast night at the Royal Ocean Racing Club's St James's clubhouse, the 2016 Commodores' Cup was formally launched, with the British investment management and financial planning company Brewin Dolphin continuing its sponsorship of the club's biennial flagship event for national three boat teams with amateur crews. The Brewin Dolphin Commodores' Cup will next take place out of Cowes, Isle of Wight over 23rd-30th July 2016.

First Israeli team

Something of a surprise was the first team officially to enter the 2016 event being not one of the regulars - France, Ireland or the UK - but Israel. Alongside judo, sailing is Israel's top Olympic sport, but to date this hasn't extended to big boats.

In addition to the Israelis, and the four UK teams, France is expected to mount a strong entry, having not won the event since 2006. The defending champion, Ireland, is expected to return, plus at least one Dutch team and possibly another composite Benelux team. Hong Kong has shown interest and there remains the strong possibility of a team from Canada.

Read more... [RORC drums up International competition for 2016 Brewin Dolphin Commodores' Cup]
 
2016 Cowes-Dinard-St Malo: Tracking

AIS tracking for Cowes-Dinard-St Malo provided through YB trackingFollow the RORC Morgan Cup Race as the boats race from Cowes to Dieppe live on the YB Tracking's AIS Tracking.

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Grenada Commits to RORC Transatlantic Race

Fred Pilkington being presented with the IMA Line Honours Trophy by the Honourable Yolande Bain-Horsford, Minister for Tourism and Civil Aviation and Andrew McIrvine, RORC Admiral and IMA Secretary General - Photo RORC/Arthur Daniel & Olando K RomainWith just over a month to go, competitors in the RORC Transatlantic Race - which is jointly organised by the International Maxi Association (IMA) - are making their way to the start from Marina Lanzarote. The Royal Ocean Racing Club (RORC) announced that the Caribbean island of Grenada would continue to host the international fleet at the end of their 3,000 nm Atlantic race.

The final and longest race in the annual RORC racing programme counts towards the 2016 Season's Points Championship series. A dozen teams including both corinthian and professional sailors from France, Great Britain, Belgium, Russia, Spain and Canada will compete for an impressive array of silverware, including the fine vintage silver trophy presented by the International Maxi Association (IMA) for monohull line honours.

Read the full article on the RORC Transatlantic Race minisite

 
Preview: Cowes-Dinard-St.Malo Race

2015-nutmeg-solidaire-lognone-yvann-zeddaThe Royal Ocean Racing Club's Season Points Championship continues this weekend with 97 yachts competing for a magnificent trophy. Over 700 sailors will make up teams from France, Great Britain and the Netherlands including World record breakers, passionate Corinthians and young aspiring sailors.

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Brewin Dolphin Commodores' Cup Secret Eighth Team Revealed

2016-irc-nationals-shaitan-celtic-rtWith the deadline for entries into the 2016 Brewin Dolphin Commodores' Cup now passed, eight three boat teams are set to contest the Royal Ocean Racing Club's biennial championship for Corinthian crews, taking place out of Cowes over 23-30th July. Teams for the 13th Brewin Dolphin Commodores' Cup, comprise three from Team France, two from Team GBR and others from Flanders North Sea and, for the first time, Israel.

Read more... [Brewin Dolphin Commodores' Cup Secret Eighth Team Revealed]
 
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