We are pleased to announce that we will be hosting a combined Laser and Enterprise Open on 08-Jun-18.
Entries:
Laser £10
Enterprise £15
We are pleased to announce that we will be hosting a combined Laser and Enterprise Open on 08-Jun-18.
Entries:
Laser £10
Enterprise £15
We are pleased to holding a windsurfer Open on 18-May-19Entry formNotice of RaceSailing Instructions
The club will be starting the summer Optimist coaching (children aged 7-12) on the 9th of June until the end of July. Sessions run Sunday morning (9.30-12.30).Each session costs £10 (includes the hire of a club boat).Email optimists@kgsc.org.uk for more details. Places are limited!
The races planned for Saturday have been moved to Sunday because of the expected high winds.
The King George Gallop, part of the Great British Sailing Challenge, taking place on 16th/17th March 2019Enter online here.See drone footage of last year's event.[embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxCrR-a2hgo[/embedyt]
[embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6u1dafR-Yo0[/embedyt]
Results from the Solo event. Sailwave results for Solo End Of Season Championships 2018 at King George SC 2018
King George are pleased to be hosting the Solo End of Season Champs on Saturday 27-Oct-18Notice of Race Sailing instructions2018 Solo Entry FormPayment is by cash or cheque on the day
King George will be hosting a windsurfing open event.More details on their website
King George are proud to be hosting the Blaze Inlands.
On Sunday 22-Apr-18, King George Sailing Club will be hosting our end-of-season Vera Harrison Open Pursuit Race.Warning signal at 1100 hrs.£5 entry on the day for non-members.
The club is now offering instructor-led Taster Sessions.These sessions are open to non-members, so if you would like to give sailing a go but you weren’t sure how to organise it – come along to one of our taster sessions!There is a charge of £30 per person.These will run on the following Saturday mornings.
Email enquiries@kgsc.org.uk to book a session
This is a great video by Alpha Drone of the recent King George Gallop[embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxCrR-a2hgo[/embedyt]
We could blow our own trumpet about how well the King George Gallop went, but there was a nice review in Yachts and Yachting.King George Gallop results on the sailjuice website.Picture gallery on the Sailjuice websiteWe are pleased so many people enjoyed themselves.
King George stands in for Queen MaryWater levels have forced the cancellation of January's Bloody Mary.King George are proud to announce that we are hosting the replacement in the GJW Direct SailJuice Winter Series - The King George Gallop - on 06-Jan-18More details and entry.
Though the forecast looked unlikely, there was a great turnout in Chingford of the King George Sailing Club membership for the annual Bart's Bash charity race to raise funds for the Andrew Simpson Foundation on Sunday 17, September 2017.There was scarcely a puff of wind as the first sailors arrived. A few boats were pulled hopefully out from under their covers and as more sailors arrived the wind filled slightly. A mix of classes (Laser, Enterprise, Solo, Blaze and Wayfarer) and ages lined up for the start and with all underway it was clear that hunting for pockets of pressure and lifts was key on such a patchy day around the triangle-sausage course.Close at first, the fleet was split by a lull at the windward mark on the second lap and from then on the top three dominated the field. Club Commodore Bob Ladell crossed the finish line first in his Blaze, closely followed by Vince Horey in his Solo and Leo Bridger in a Laser Standard. After handicap, Vince Horey was awarded first place, Leo Bridger second and Bob Ladell third."It is heart-warming to once again see such a great turnout of all ages from the King George SC membership for the annual Bart's Bash fundraiser" said Charlie Shearn, Bart's Bash organiser. "Our Club is excited to play our small part in supporting the great work of the Andrew Simpson Foundation and to keep alive the memory and enthusiasm of Andrew Simpson. I am very grateful to our membership for giving so generously."
After waiting for as long as possible for the forecast to pick up, we have decided to postpone the Solo Eastern/Thames Valley Event until Sat. 16th Sept.The first Race will be at 11.30am with 3 back to back races.Entry fee £15.00.The windless high pressure should have passed over by then, so we hope for good wind and sunny conditions to sail in one the best inland waters in the UK.Notice of RaceSailing Instructions
We will be dedicating Race 1 of our regular Sunday Racing on September 17th to Bart’s Bash. Put that day in your diaries, drag out anything that will float long enough to get you round the course and help raise some money for an extremely good cause!