ISORA

Congratulations to Cian Barry on completing his Tier 1 pass out this morning.
Assessed by Trainer Assessor Keith Miller

Still time to get your entries in. With a feeder from Ireland the week before and a return race the week after, there really isn't an excuse. Anyone would think the Irish are scared of the Pwllheli Sailing-Club team. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

We’re almost there! And we’re looking forward to welcoming all of our entrants. Get your entries in before the late entry price kicks in on Saturday 8th August.

Next ISORA is the feeder race to Pwllheli's IRC Welsh National Championships Still time to enter. Another ISORA race back to Dun Laoghaire the week after.

ISORA Welsh Coastal Night Race for members of Pwllheli Sailing Club Pwllheli racers enjoyed a variety of races this weekend. The day started early with a feeder race from Pwllheli to Abersoch so that boats could join Abersoch regatta races and crews could enjoy activities in Abersoch town.

🌍 How to follow the 2026 RORC Round Britain and Ireland Race

From the start off Cowes to every tactical decision around the 1,805-nautical-mile course, follow the fleet all the way around Britain and Ireland:

📍 Watch the start from outside the Royal Yacht Squadron or along Cowes Parade.

🛰️ Track every boat live with YB Tracking, including position, course, speed, progress and route comparison.

📊 Follow live elapsed-time and IRC corrected-time rankings on SAILRACEHQ.

📝 Read the competitor blog for updates directly from the fleet, alongside the latest race news and analysis.

🌦️ Get expert weather insight and analysis from PredictWind.

📺 Subscribe to RORC TV on YouTube and activate notifications for the latest videos.

⛵️ Take on the course yourself with the Virtual Regatta.

Follow the full adventure at roundbritainandireland.rorc.org

ReQuest Overcomes Propeller Drama to Win ISORA Coastal Race
More here: https://afloat.ie/sail/offshore/isora/item/72507-request-overcomes-propeller-drama-to-win-isora-coastal-race

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Safety Shift — ISORA will trial an offshore finish for Saturday's Viking Marine Dún Laoghaire Coastal Race using a line between the East Pier lighthouse and a virtual mark approximately 0.3 nautical miles offshore after competitors raised concerns about congestion at the harbour entrance. Read more here: https://afloat.ie/sail/offshore/isora/item/72441-isora-moves-dun-laoghaire-finish-offshore-as-calves-week-cuts-fleet

We’re almost there! And we’re looking forward to welcoming all of our entrants. Get your entries in before the late entry price kicks in on Saturday 8th August.