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View our 2023 Racing Calendar!
View and download our calendar of events by clicking the images to the right. To view more details and to register for races: |
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Island Days midwinter series: Sundays @ 1255 (Nov 13 - March 12)
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Alameda Estuary sailing at its finest!
Our midwinter series has races on the second Sunday of every month from November through March. For the 2022-2023 season we have updated marks and courses to make for competitive, fun and very scenic sailing! Every experience level is welcome. Our start/finish is between Coast Guard Island and Alameda Marina (see map below). Racing will be followed by casual drinks at Boathouse Tavern, Alameda. Dates:
First warning: 1255 VHF channel: 72 |
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Enter the complete series or individual races!
Series fees:
Series fees:
| Class | Early Entry Fee (until Nov 1 @ 23:59) |
Standard Fee (Nov 2 onwards) |
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| IYC Members | $50 | $60 |
| Non-IYC Members | $60 | $70 |
Single race entry fee: $25
Island Yacht Club also runs the Doublehanded Lightship race, the Linda Newland women's race, the Silver Eagle long distance race, the Island Days Summer Series, the Women's Sailing Seminar and the Jill + Jack + 1 race.
If you cannot race, consider helping us run a race!
Volunteering on RC is a great way to learn more about racing "from the other side," to meet people, and to help. See roles you can fulfill here.
For the studious, or the curious, we've created a manual with guidance on running races, now officially released as version 1.0:
If you cannot race, consider helping us run a race!
Volunteering on RC is a great way to learn more about racing "from the other side," to meet people, and to help. See roles you can fulfill here.
For the studious, or the curious, we've created a manual with guidance on running races, now officially released as version 1.0:
| Island Days 2022-2023 Cheatsheets: What & Where |
| Island YC Race Committee Manual, with Emphasis on Island Nights / Days - v1.0 |
| IYC Markset Guidance |
Our start line and race committee are located at the historic Alameda Marina.
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