Falmouth Sailing Week 2025

10th - 16th August

The Port of Falmouth Sailing Association (PoFSA) Falmouth Sailing Week Committee has decided that Falmouth Sailing Week will take place on 10th-16th August and that there will be racing for dinghies alongside the normal Carrick fleet keelboats, gaffers and working boats.

The Notice of Race has been published on the Falmouth Week website Race Management page https://falmouthweek.co.uk/race-management/ . It states that the Carrick fleet Black Group (i.e. Dinghy) classes will be:

ClassFlag	Regatta class
M	PY Dinghies < 1008 subject to sufficient expressions of interest
A	PY Dinghies 1008-1147
Q	Mirror Dinghies

Every effort will be made to minimise the spread of handicap numbers within a class.

The final leg of Saturday's Mirror race in 2024 - video by Adrian Boulton

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Restronguet Sailing Club is on the banks of the Carrick Roads, near Falmouth - one of the major holiday resorts in the South West.

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RSC as a Venue + Hire Fees

RSC is a perfect venue for Open or National Championships.Racing can be held at all states of the tide, and both inshore and offshore sailing can be provided. Carrick Roads provides the perfect venue for Championship and Open Meeting fleets of up to 80 boats in sheltered and safe waters. Falmouth Bay can be used for larger fleets wanting more open water and is, at most, only a 30-minute sail from the club. The club has excellent, clean and modern, facilities comprising purpose-built changing rooms, kitchen, clubroom and bar. The boat park, to the rear of the club, holds some 150 dinghies and there is ample of land available at nearby Windsport to accommodate the fleets. Nearby Mylor Marina has recently developed its extensive shore amenities and offers excellent chandlery and launching facilities, along with a popular restaurant, wine bar and café. The club can also provide a purpose-built committee boat…