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2.4 metre Class launches at Hamilton to test the waters

by Linda MacDonald on 11 Oct 2010
2.4 in Turkey Regatta - Turkey Regatta at RHYC Colin Jacobs
Special guests arrived at this year's Turkey Regatta being held at the Royal Hamilton Yacht Club. Five 2.4 metre sailboats launched at the RHYC to see what the Hamilton waters would bring. Among them was olympian sailor Alan Leibel. Three races were run and the standings at the end of the day were:

1. Alan Leibel
2. Jerry Wendt
3. Darrell Sunderman
4. Tricia Doyle
5. Roland Van Hazel.

Race official Anne Sanderson was pleased to have the opportunity to bring some of the fleet to Hamilton for a trial run. At the end of August in 2011 the RHYC will be the site of the Mobility Cup that will include the North American Championship for the Access 2.4 Class.

Turkey Regatta at RHYC - 2.4 Class - Turkey Regatta at RHYC © Colin Jacobs
Turkey Regatta at RHYC - 2.4 Class - Turkey Regatta at RHYC © Colin Jacobs


The Mobility Cup being hosted in 2011 by the BS&BC and RHYC is the largest sailing event for disabled sailors in North America.

2.4 Class in Hamilton Harbour/Burlington Bay - Turkey Regatta at RHYC © Colin Jacobs
2.4 Class in Hamilton Harbour/Burlington Bay - Turkey Regatta at RHYC © Colin Jacobs

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