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Captain or the Race Committee. Entry forms are available on the Club website or at the Club itself. 2. 2 Racing participants must have a valid PHRF-LO certificate to be scored.
Entrants without valid certificates will be assigned the maximum PHRF rating for their class until a valid certificate is provided. 2. 3 All racing participants must adhere to any COVID regulations and protocols in effect at the time of the race. 3.
SAILING INSTRUCTIONS 3. 1 Sailing instructions will be posted on the Club website prior to each race. 4. FEES 4.
1 Entry fees for race series will be posted on the Club website and must be paid prior to the first race of the series. 4. 2 Non-members of the Prince Edward Yacht Club may be required to pay additional fees for racing events in accordance with Club policy. 5.
SAFETY 5. 1 All participants are required to adhere to all safety regulations while on the water. Personal floatation devices must be worn at all times while racing. 5.
2 A safety boat will be present during all races to assist in case of emergency. 6. CONTACT 6. 1 For more information on racing rules and events, please contact Fleet Captain Mark Leavitt at fleetcaptain@peyc.
ca. For race scoring inquiries, please contact Mike Bowland at mike. Bowland@yahoo. Ca.
7. DISCLAIMER 7. 1 The Prince Edward Yacht Club reserves the right to cancel or reschedule races in the event of inclement weather or other unforeseen circumstances. Participants will be notified of any changes as soon as possible.
Thank you for your interest in racing with the Prince Edward Yacht Club. We look forward to seeing you on the water! (end body).
The Prince Edward Yacht Club in Picton, established in 1938, invites boaters cruising the Bay of Quinte waters to visit their picturesque and tranquil natural harbour. Boaters are advised to reduce speed upon approaching the harbour entrance due to the town's water supply intake in proximity. The club hosts a variety of events and social gatherings for members and visitors to enjoy, with a full calendar of activities available on their social media channels.
Racing enthusiasts can participate in the PEYC Racing Series, governed by the rules of the Racing Rules of Sailing 2021-2024 and the Canadian Yachting Association. Participants must hold a valid PHRF-LO certificate to be scored, ensuring fair competition. Safety is a top priority, with all participants required to adhere to safety regulations while on the water and wear personal floatation devices at all times during races.
Sailing instructions, entry fees, and race schedules are posted on the club website for easy access. Non-members of the Prince Edward Yacht Club may be required to pay additional fees for racing events, as per club policy. The club provides a safety boat during races to assist in case of emergencies, ensuring a safe and enjoyable racing experience for all participants.
For more information on racing rules, events, or race scoring inquiries, interested individuals can contact Fleet Captain Mark Leavitt at fleetcaptain@peyc. Ca or Race Scorer Mike Bowland at mike. Bowland@yahoo. Ca.
The Prince Edward Yacht Club reserves the right to cancel or reschedule races due to inclement weather or unforeseen circumstances, with participants being promptly notified of any changes. Join the Prince Edward Yacht Club for exhilarating races and a vibrant sailing community in the heart of Picton, Prince Edward County.
