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Welcome to Corinthian Yacht Club of Edmonds |
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Mad Dash June 27, 28 Corinthian Yacht Club of Edmonds invites single or double handed and family racers and cruisers to join us for the Mad Dash to Port Ludlow June 27, 28. This is a 14.5 mile pursuit race, where the slowest boat starts at 9am on the 27th heading to Port Ludlow, and 10am to come back to Edmonds on the 28th. Then faster boats start per PHRF Time on Distance rating after the slowest boat. We will have a Flying Sails division if we have 5 or more racers who want to participate in a FS division. Trophies will be handed out each day for the top three in each class, NonFlyingSails/FlyingSails. We will have a pot luck dinner Saturday evening at the Pt. Ludlow marina with CYCE supplying burgers. Please bring an appropriate item to share. We have a block of 20 slips available at Port Ludlow; please contact the Marina office to make your reservation by June 1. Please get applications to CYCE by Monday June 22. Non-member cost is $20.
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Magic Button off Sachet Head - photo Dave Walton 2008 Results(updated 10/9/2008) Photos (if you want a high res digital picture copy, contact CYCE via e-mail) July 4th Cruise to Brownsville
A fun 4th at Brownsville. Get ready for the Labor Day Cruise to Port Orchard Aug 30th through Sept 1. Check with Marianne Burkhart. Great turn out for the Mad Dash, thanks to Terry for the organization.
Endurance on the way to Port Ludlow What's a Mad Dash? Join the club for a fun double or single-handed race to Port Ludlow and back. The Dash leaves Edmonds on Sat. morning June 28. Racers and cruisers are all given specific GPS time to start - slow boats first. We round the mid-channel buoy (taking midcourse time) and head off to Port Ludlow. If we all sail to our ratings, then everyone arrives at the same time. Dock space is reserved at Pt. Ludlow and we will have a club BBQ on the barge Sat. night. Next morning, we turn around race back to Edmonds. Contact Terry Davis to sign up and get slip reservations.
CYCE's own Liz and Mike get noticed in Mexico by Latitude 38
The Seattle-based Cal 40 Argonaut will probably be the only tiller boat doing the westward migration this year. Owners Mike Scott and Liz Strash are pumped and ready. Photo Latitude / Andy
2007 Foulweather Bluff is over. It was a great turn out, gear breaking, fun race. Final results: FWB 2007 Results.pdf (updated 10/11/2007). Check out Gunsmoke's YouTube Video of FWB 2007
Founded in 1980, CYC Edmonds is committed to promoting Sailboat Cruising and Racing in the Pacific Northwest.
CYCE also offers field trips, potlucks, guest speakers, racing instruction and reciprocal moorage. Please submit any requests or comments to admin@cycedmonds.org Last updated April 27, 2009
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