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North Channel Race Week sets sail July 21st

by LCYC/Sail-World on 21 Jun 2014
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The Little Current Yacht Club is assisting the Algoma Sailing Club and the North Channel Yacht Club to develop a new racing venture for 2014. July 21st to July 25th has been designated the North Channel Race Week. The socializing and sailing will be spread over five days with some great venues for overnight visits, but no sailing in the dark.

The following legs are scheduled:

Leg One - Hilton Beach to Thessalon

Leg Two - Thessalon to Vidal Bay

Leg Three - Vidal Bay to Spragge (NCYC)

Leg Four - Spragge to Gore Bay

Leg Five - Gore Bay to Little Current

Registration Fee: $250 per boat plus meals per person

2014 NCRW Entry Form: Click here.

Important Notice - All boats entering the North Channel Race Week must have a Performance Handicap Racing Fleet (PHRF) rating. You may apply for your rating at www.lhphrf.com for a fee of $25 and renewals are free if you apply prior to May 1, Click here for more info.

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