RORC Cervantes Trophy 2020

Vessel Type

Various. From 38ft to 70ft

Vessel Length

Various

Skipper

Yes

Berth

This is a race yacht, so no airs and graces. Berths are hot bunking.

Deposit and cancellation:

Strict. Full balance upfront

Included

• A place on the race crew
• Professional Race Skipper and First Mate
• Food, fuel, race entry and mooring fees
• Wet weather gear

Additional

• Travel to or from the boats
• Food ashore

Practical Info

• Some sailing experience is required.
• A good level of fitness recommended.

Getting there

Solent

Specialist off-shore sailing insurance is required. We can direct you to the insurer we use. Ask for information when you enquire.

Getting back

Solent

Kick off the RORC offshore season with this great opening race. This race is more of a sprint than a marathon, with you covering between 110 and 160 nautical miles as you race from Cowes to Le Harve in France (via marks in the Channel). After the race, enjoy the short cruise back to Cowes.

Start: TBC

Finish: TBC

Arrive in at the yacht on Friday night to meet and eat with the rest of your crew. Then it’s an early start on Saturday to head to the start line off Cowes.

The first offshore race of the domestic season finishes in the second busiest port in France, Le Havre. Depending on the weather conditions, the race may include various marks along the way. It always provides a good shakedown and sets you up well for the season. Overlooking the finish line, the Société des Régates du Havre hosts the finish with great food and a warm welcome.

Weather and tide dependent, we may drop into Le Havre for some R&R before the delivery cruise back to your home port.

Specialist off-shore sailing insurance is required. We can direct you to the insurer we use. Ask for information when you enquire.