Catapult racing at Pagham Yacht Club
Saturday 22 - Sunday 23 June 2013


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 The Catapult fleet will be returning to Pagham YC for our June TT event. Nestling in the shelter of Selsey Bill near Bognor Regis in West Sussex, Pagham offers sailing at all states of the tide.

Racing

There will be 5 races with 1 discard applying when 4 or more races have been sailed. The schedule is as follows:

Saturday (high water 11.00)

12.00 Registration
12.30 Briefing

13.00 Race 1 followed by Race 2

Sunday (high water 11.50)

10.30 Briefing
11.00 Race 3 followed by Races 4 & 5 (with a break for lunch)

16.00 Results & Prize Giving

The sailing fee will be £25 (plus £5 Catapult prize levy). Alastair Forrest has kindly offered to be the Association's event liaison rep.

Accommodation

Camping will be available free of charge on the Club car park (a mix of grass and stone). Other accommodation can be found through a variety of websites (search on Bognor Regis accommodation) including the Sussex by the Sea tourist information website (www.sussexbythesea.com) or by ringing the Bognor Regis Tourist Information Centre on 01243 823140.

Social activities

There is a wide choice of hostelries in the vicinity, such as the Kings Beach Hotel and the Inglenook, or there is a beach café 1 minute's walk from the club for a fish & chip supper (and it also offers a good breakfast). We will organise a meal out for fleet members. The club bar will be open during the day and evening on Saturday and from mid-day to early evening on Sunday.

     How to get there

A location map can be found on the Club website at www.paghamyachtclub.com, the address of which is:
   Pagham Yacht Club,  1 West Front Road
   Pagham, West Sussex
   PO21 4SY
As you approach, signs will direct you to the Club's car park.

Local delights

Pagham YC is situated between Pagham Harbour (a smaller version of nearby Chichester Harbour) and the holiday town of Bognor Regis. The glorious South Downs dominate the inland scenery providing excellent walking and fine views. Points of interest include the Weald and Downland Open Air Museum, Denham Gardens, and Kingley Vale Nature Reserve. Indeed the coastal area is a birdwatcher’s paradise with Pagham Harbour itself just a short walk along the beach and the Wildfowl Wetland Trust centre near Arundel. History buffs can enjoy Uppark House, Arundel Castle and the splendid Roman palace at Fishbourne. So it is a perfect spot to tarry and make a long weekend around the sailing.

 

 

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