Save up to £50.00 on the full entry price! Nationals costs have been set and there’s a substantial discount for early birds. Early entrants can save almost 20% on the full cost of entry by entering before 28th February 2015. Your entry fee covers berthing at the renowned Shepherds Wharf Read more…
Calling all Impala sailors! The 2015 Impala National Championships will be held at Cowes Corinthian Yacht Club from Saturday 20th – Monday 22nd June 2015. That’s the weekend before the Round the Island Race (27th June) and David Thomas Regatta (28th June) – so travelling boats get 3 events for Read more…
What a weekend! The wind gods disregarded all available forecasts, which with days to go were predicting a millpond for all three days of the Impala nationals, to deliver Caribbean sailing conditions in Weymouth Bay. This was the Impala class’s 35th Anniversary championships, and boats travelled from the Solent, Brixham, Read more…
Here are the provisional results for day one of the Impala Nationals. The race committee fitted in two races in a caribbean 8-10 knots of breeze. Short courses gave some extremely close racing, and afterwards most of the fleet headed for Weymouth Beach for a swim! Maverick won the first Read more…
Important – 35th Impala Nationals – Weymouth – Friday 25th to Sunday 27th July It’s less than two weeks to go to the 2014 Nationals Championships. If you’ve already entered, please read on for two things you need to do before you arrive. If you haven’t entered go to http://www.weymouthregatta.co.uk/ Read more…
35th Impala Nationals – Weymouth – Friday 25th to Sunday 27th July It’s less than two months to go to the 2014 Nationals Championships. We’re looking forward to having a large fleet of Impalas in Weymouth at the end of July to celebrate the classes 35th Birthday. The organisers Weymouth Read more…
35th Impala Nationals – Weymouth – Friday 25th to Sunday 27th July Preparations for the 2014 Nationals Championships are going well and we’re looking forward to having a large fleet of Impalas in Weymouth at the end of July to celebrate the classes 35th Birthday. To date we’ve confirmed: · Read more…
The final day of the 2013 Impala Nationals in Weymouth produced some champagne sailing conditions – and some changes in position throughout the fleet of 12 boats. A shifty breeze from between 240 and 265 degrees ensured there were big gains – and losses to be made. The first race, despite some confusion Read more…
What a change! Day two of the 2013 Impala Nationals turned into a brutal affair, with a building breeze throughout the day – nearby Portland harbour wind station recorded a peak of 35 knots at 1430. The race team fitted in three races. The first, sailed in around 12-18knots, was Read more…