Events

FRIDAY. A testing 20+ knot SouthWesterly amd lumpy seas greeted the Squib fleet in Weymouth Bay.  After one false start they were underway with Two Counts edging clear of nearest rival Ric'O'Shea as the race progressed.  Behind them Malcolm Hutchings and Andy Carley took third ahead of local boat Saskia III, ( Richard Frost and […]

The home of British yachting never fails to serve up unique mix of tradition and fun. Solent racing at its very best.

Kinsale is by any standards an exceptional yachting venue and the club invites all Squib sailors to what is sure to be another phenomenal event.

No other yachting week can offer Squib sailors the same experience. Join with many other Solent-based classes for another glorious celebration of the Solent's unique charms.

'The Royal North' enjoys a commanding position on Belfast Lough's Southern shore and has a long and distinguished record as host to some memorable Squib championships.

Abersoch's long and hugely successful affair with the Squib Class continues. Another opportunity to indulge in summer at the seaside and the joys of a week's racing on Cardigan bay's incomparable waters.

Without doubt  the Squib Class's longest running regatta. All the challenges of East Coast racing and legendary shore-side hospitality.

Howth Yacht Club boasts some of the best faciities and the finest small boat racing waters imaginable.  The home of one of Ireland's founding Squib fleets is proud to invite all Squib sailors to another memorable event.

'The Royal Vic' has an enviable reputation for hospitality and great Squib racing. This year's South Coast Championships will be no exception.

Squib sailors can be sure of a warm welcome from the growing Squib fleet on the Firth of Forth. A great opportunity to sample what the Royal Forth YC might have in store for the UK Nationals next year.

An open weekend of great racing for one of the most prestigious trophies imaginable...... an original Giles cartoon. Carl Giles was a longstanding supporter of sailing on the beautiful river Deben,