Close-quaters racing for all catamarans with two sails with an emphasis on fun.
Depending on the forecast it could be a Harbour race, the Nab Tower race, or any one of the other great variety of Hayling Ferry Sailing Club trophy races.
Keep an eye out for an email from the sailing secretary from mid-week onwards.
A day to practice, train, or just take the boat out with the reassurance of safety boat cover.
If you are nervous on the water, or want some hints and tips, there will be club members on hand to help out with anything that you might need. If you have a specific training requirement, for example sailing with a gennaker, or just need some tips, please contact sailing@hfsc.org.uk and we'll partner you up with someone who can help you.
An epic race around Spitbank Fort, Horse Sands Fort and No Mans Land Fort.
A unique team relay race with a "Le-Mans" start and close in-shore sailing action.
If conditions look good and people are willing, expect some kind of sailing activity - be it a re-scheduled race, an impromptu cruise to the Isle of Wight, or a game of cricket on the Bramble Bank.
Keep an eye out for an email from the sailing secretary.
A good opportunity to familiarize yourselves with the sailing area and to size up the competition.
The Seafronts Race is one of our longer Trophy events with challenging sailing along Southsea and Hayling seafronts.
David Lloyd, winner of 31 national Dart 18 titles in 6 different countries, has very kindly offered to come and give us a few pointers on how to sail our Darts (and others) better. In addition to Dart 18s he's competed in the F18 and Tornado Worlds and also sailed Spitfires, Dart 15s and keelboats to name a few. David will be going over how to set your boat up for different conditions, going through different manoeuvres, and, if conditions permit, offering advice on the water. This should be really useful to all us no matter what you sail and all are welcome!
A scheduled RYA training day.
Please contact principal@hfsc.org.uk for more details.
With a staggered start depending on handicap, the pursuit race is an exciting race to be first across the finish line.
The round Hayling Island epic offering a great day out and culminating in some surprisingly close finishing.
With the potential for flat water blasting, this is our only race that takes place fully in Langstone Harbour.
A multi-lap race that uses marks in Langstone Harbour and the Solent.
For July 2015 and 2016 only, the Americas's Cup World Series is coming to our sailing area!
The Solent Forts Race is a long-distance event set in the Eastern Solent, with Hayling Island and Portsmouth to the north and the Isle of Wight to the west. Originally open to fast catamarans, the race is now open to all as part of the Allen Endurance Series.
