The 2019 Osprey National Championships will be held at Mounts Bay Sailing Club at Marazion in Cornwall over 4 days from Sunday 4th August to Wednesday 7th August, with 10 races to be scheduled; 2 on Sunday & Wednesday and 3 races on each of the other two days. The event will be shared with the Enterprise Class which will increase the number of people attending and provide an opportunity for bigger social events and some inter-class interaction.
More information, which will be updated as additional information becomes available, now includes links to Notice of Race & Entry Form downloads plus link to entry list.
The Osprey is a big, fast sailing dinghy with a single trapeze and a symmetric spinnaker.
Get your Osprey branded clothing from the web shop by clicking image.
Regional series of races between October 2018 and April 2019, for dates and entry information click on the image.
It’s a series of handicap racing events that take place throughout the year, and it’s open to pretty much any sail-powered craft. The Challenge will involve events throughout the whole year.
The Allen Endurance Series combines 4 already well-established endurance events - The Whitstable Forts Race, Solent Forts Race, East Coast Piers Race and Isle of Sheppey Round The Island Race.
The final standings after the final event. Only two points separated first from second overall, with third a further 4 points adrift. Close at the end.
Congratulations Terry Curtis and your crews Peter Greig & Andy Rushworth on winning 2018 Wilkinson Sword Trophy.
Keep a look out for the 2019 Wilkinson Sword events list.
Classic Boat magazine have an article on the Osprey. Alan Henderson & Oscar Chess helped them with the article.
Anti-clockwise starting close to Lymington. NoR available on this web site.
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