Still looking for a new CBYA Secretary!
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Our CBYA Secretary, Ann Masson, has advised that she is planning to move to Valencia in the near future, and that she would like to step down as soon as possible, but certainly no later than the 2020 AGM, by which time she would have completed FIVE (5) years as our best-ever Secretary!
So we need to find a suitable replacement who:-
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Is a permanent resident.
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Has good spoken and written English.
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Is well organised.
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Is computer literate.
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Has a good attention to detail.
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Can speak some Spanish (not essential).
It is not an onerous task and the position can be filled by either a male of female CBYA member.
If anyone is interested in helping to further develop the CBYA by taking on this role, please send me an e-mail at info@cbya.org
Hugh Epsom
Chairman
Another Reminder that you can Find Us On FaceBook!
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A Reminder that the CBYA has both a Closed Group, and a Community page, on FacebookFind us at https://www.facebook.com/groups/268317926843920/All paid-up 2019 CBYA members can apply to join the group.Members-only information will be posted on this page.Please go to the CBYA members-only Facebook page to join by clicking HERE now!For those who are interested, we also have a Community Page – see https://www.facebook.com/CostaBlancaYachtAssoc/ |
TOMS Ladder Competition Rides Again!
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The Autumn TOMs Ladder competition has started – with two series planned; one in October and one in November.
The first event was held on 4th October with 16 people attending; some were experienced skipper/racers, and some novices to make up the mix of crews for the five TOMs.
New Range of CBYA Merchandise Now Available!
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Those that ordered the new CBYA merchandise have now taken delivery, and confirm that the quality is excellent!!
Our new merchandise supplier is willing to brand their range of merchandise with the CBYA logo, and sell to CBYA members at a special, discounted price. They will accept our orders, and ship in economic batches, which means that the CBYA does not have to hold stock.
Copa del Canal; Great Result – 09.10.2017
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Copa del Canal – Great Result – 09 October 2017 read more →
Palma Vela – The crossed fingers didn’t work……
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Simply out sailed – out classed. But what a fun event. Our team of ‘weekend warriors’ weren’t at all phased to be mixing it with some of the world’s best sailors, but afraid we didn’t do well. Not making any excuses as we made a few mistakes, but with the ORC rating we were placed in Division 1 where our competitors were typically 40′ or more, meant it was tough mixing it with them over such short courses.
Some of what the CBYA offers its Sailing Members.
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Karlheinz, the CBYA Boating Officer, is always actively looking for boats and skippers to participate in the smaller local coastal and longer offshore regattas.
John Allison, skipper and owner of Jumbuck, and Barry McCrea ,skipper and owner of Blade, are two such regular participants, together with their regular CBYA crew members.
Do You Know Your Sailing Flags?
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Do You Know Your Sailing Flags?
Maybe not? Well here is a good place to start if you are a regular race crew.
Left click over flags to open to see clearly or right click to save the file. There are 2 separate flag file pages below.
The Committee
December 2016
Latest ISAF Racing Rules of Sailing Now Available
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Every four years, the International Sailing Federation (ISAF) updates the Racing Rules of Sailing. Currently we are racing under the 2013-16 rules, but after 1st January 2017 we will be racing under the 2017-20 rules.
You can download a pdf file of the RRS 2017-20 at http://www.sailing.org/
Why not take a look and make sure that you are familiar with the rules?
The Committee
December 2016
Why Not Register as an ISAF Sailor?
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Why Not Register as an ISAF Sailor?
The ISAF Sailor Classification Code exists as a service to provide events and classes with an international system of classification for sailors.
You can easily register HERE on the World Sailing website and then, once you are registered, you can apply for the ISAF Sailor Classification Code which documents your sailing cruising and racing qualifications and experience. This can then be accessed by yacht owners, and sailing event organisers, who are looking for racing and/or cruising crew.
More information can be found on the World Sailing website by clicking HERE
The Committee
December 2016
