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RACE INFORMATION
Race entry system.
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RACE SCHEDULE
| DATE | TIME | EVENT | LOCATION |
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| 12:55 PM | Div 8 Start Warning Signal | Starting Area | |
| 12:55 PM | Div 5, 6, 7 Start Warning Signal | Starting Area | |
| 12:55 PM | Div 1, 2, 3, 4 Start Warning Signal | Starting Area | |
| 4:30 PM | Div 1 & 2, Barn Door, Merlin Trophy Awards | Waikiki YC | |
| 4:30 PM | Div 3, 4, 5, 6 and Overall Awards | Waikiki YC | |
| 10:00 AM HST | Navigators Debrief | Waikiki YC | |
| 4:30 PM | Div 7 & 8, Team and Media Trophy Awards | Hawaii YC |
Entry Guide
Click each item in the list below to read the description and follow the prompts to complete the item for your entry. Questions? Please contact us at [email protected] .
Entry Checklist - ()
Review the Checklist to see what is still owed for your entry.
www.transpacyc.com/checklist
Submit Registration Form and Entry Deposit - (May 31, 2021)
Submit your online registration through the Yacht Scoring event page .
Your non-refundable entry deposit ($250) will be due with your registration. After submitting your registration, the Entry Chair can approve your entry, and you'll be eligible to submit your full entry fee payment by logging in to the Yacht Scoring Owner's Corner .
Submit Final Data to US Sailing for Rating Certificate - (May 31, 2021)
First Time ORR Certificatation with US Sailing: Complete the Request for Rating form to start the process of getting an ORR rating for your boat. http://www.ussailing.org/racing/offshore-big-boats/request-for-rating/
Renewing an ORR Certificate with US Sailing: Log in to your account with the Universal Certification System (and click RENEW) https://ucs.ussailing.org
Boats will need to make an appointment with a measurer to validate the displacement at a bare minimum, and in many cases will need a full measurement.
Contact [email protected] with any quesitons.
Submit Charter Agreement, if applicable - (Two Days Before Start)
Send to [email protected]
If a yacht is entered by other than the owner, TPYC must be given a copy of the Charter Agreement and the yacht’s measurement certificate must also be signed by the "charterer". A "charterer" must meet the same requirements as the "Owner".
Maintain Accurate Crew List with Contact Info - (Prior to Start)
Log in to the Yacht Scoring Owner's Corner .
Select MY CREW LIST and then ADD CREW.
Enter at least the first/last name and email for each crew member. They will receive an email with a link, login and password asking them to complete their racing profile and read/accept the Transpac Crew Waiver.
Owners can track their crew progress to see who has completed these steps and who are still pending. Owners are responisble for having a 100% completed crew list prior to racing.
Submit Crew qualification documentation - (Prior to Start)
Log in to the Yacht Scoring Owner's Corner or have your crew log in to the Yacht Scoring Crew Corner .
1. Complete the "Safety Course Taken fields (Course Name and Course Date). See NOR 8.1.3, General Safety Training. Also see modification of this rule in NOR Amendment #3.
2. On the Registration form, have completed the "Names of (2) crew members who are CPR and First Aid trained" (see NOR 8.1.4).
Submit shoreside contact info in Hawaii - (Prior to Start)
On Yacht Scoring registration form , complete the Name, Cell Phone, Email fields for Boat's Primary Contact while in Hawaii after the race.
This is how Transpac officials will help manage each boat's arrival, coordinate party, hospitality details, and more after the race is completed.
The contact can be an owner, crew or someone on the race support team who can pass information to the rest of the team.
Pay Full Entry Fee - (Due 4/30/21, Late 5/31/21)
Visit www.transpacyc.com/payment and complete the form along with Credit Card payment.
Regular rate entry fees due by 4/30/21. Late entry rate fee due 5/1/21 to 5/31/21.
Use the LOA (as listed on ORR Certificate), to determine your boat's entry fee.
A $50 discount will be applied if the owner/charterer is a current US Sailing member .
Another $50 discount will be applied if the owner/charterer is a current member of Transpacific Yacht Club .
The Entry Chairman will verify your payment has been completed in full.
Questions? [email protected]
Attend Race Seminar(s) - (Prior to Start)
Transpacific Yacht Club will organize several race seminars on topics such as "Preparing for Transpac", "Navigation & Expedition", and more. Check back for details and registration for seminars in the lead up to the 2021 Transpac Race.
Submit Signed Copy of 2021 ORR Certificate - (Prior to Start)
Send to [email protected] .
Submit Man Overboard Procedure Verification - (Due at Yacht Inspection)
View Inspection details
Download MOB Affidavit Form
A certification form confirming completion of A) and B) Man Overboard Procedures shall be completed and signed by all the captain and all members of the crew aboard at the time of the practice.
See NOR 8.9, Man Overboard Procedures for details of how the exercise it to be conducted.
Submit color photo of yacht under sail - ()
A color photograph of the yacht under sail. This shall be submitted electronically and shall be 4" X 4" or larger with a resolution absolutely no less than 300 dpi. The maximum file size should not exceed 5MB. This photo will be used for various TPYC promotions and the brochure.
Consider Joining a Special Trophy Category - (July 1, 2021)
Trophy FAQ: https://transpacyc.com/transpac-yc/trophy-faq
Teams are encourage to review the Special category trophies available in the 2021 Transpac Race, and follow the direction to apply to an appropriate category.
Order Aloha Send Off Party Tickets - (July 2021)
Agenda, pricing, venue and ticket order form TBA
Send position report test email - (2 days prior to start)
Send to [email protected] , and receive acknowleding email reply, due 2 days prior to start.
Each boat shall send a position report via email or text messaging using the same system on the boat as will be used during the race (see NOR 14.1) to the Transpac Position Report email address ( [email protected] ) and receive an acknowledging email.
Safety Inspection - (2 days prior to start)
May be scheduled with any of the listed Inspectors on the Inspector Contact List .
See NOR 4.3.2. Safety Inspections must be completed (2) days prior to each boat's start, including any requested changes by inspector.
Please provide evidence of completion of 150nm passage/race for yacht - (2 days prior to start)
Complete the Transpac Offshore Experience form at https://transpacyc.com/race-info/forms/2021-race-info/experience .
See NOR 8.1.2.
The Owner/Charter and Navigator must have completed a Transpac, Pacific Cup, Newport-Bermuda, Sydney-Hobart, Fastnet or comparable ocean race within the past four years in their respective capacities.
The Owner/Charterer, Navigator, and at least one Watch Captain, must have completed a minimum 150 nautical mile sailing race or ocean sailing passage on the boat they are entering within a year prior to two days before the boat’s Transpac Race start, which race or passage may also satisfy NOR 8.1.1.
Complete Ala Wai Harbor waiver and authorization to move yacht - (2 days prior to start)
Complete the Ala Wai Harbor waiver/contact form , and return to [email protected] , for boats that will be staying at Ala Wai Harbor after the race. DOWNLOAD FORM
See NOR 15.2.2.
As part of the Race Entry each yacht must complete a waiver and authorization for the yacht to be moved, in the absence of the availability of owner/charterer or crew, if needed, to accommodate berthing of other competitors. The boat movement and waiver authorization will require a 24/7 cell phone contact numbers for the race person in charge and the delivery person in charge. Yachts not complying with these requirements will be denied mooring in Ala Wai Harbor.
Boat Contact Info - (2 days prior to start)
Boat Contact Info Form: https://transpacyc.com/race-info/forms/2021-race-info/contacts
Complete the Boat Contact Info Form to supply the Race Committee with the primary and secondary contacts for pre-race, during race on board the boat, and post-race in Hawaii.
Complete Race Tracker Agreement Form - (July 6, 2021)
Race Tracker Rental Agreement Form: https://transpacyc.com/race-info/forms/2021-race-info/tracking/
Competitors are required to complete the Race Tracker Rental Agreement form prior to picking up their race tracker at the skippers meeting. Owner/Skipper will agree to the terms presented on the form, and pay either $1 (to hold their CC in case tracker is damaged or not returned, to be charge a maximum of $1,000 to replace the tracker). Or can pay $135 and reserve the tracker for the return delivery to the mainland after the race.
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News | Spain guts out the win as SailGP’s local debut wraps up in LA Outer Harbor
Racers spent the day searching for pivotal gusts in highly variable wind conditions as the oracle los angeles sail grand prix concluded.
Teams from Spain and Denmark navigate the waters near the Angels Gate Lighthouse during the final of the SailGP on Sunday, July 23, 2023, at the Port of LA’s Outer Harbor in San Pedro. Team Spain went on to win the race. (Photo by Howard Freshman, Contributing Photographer)
Crew members from Team Spain celebrate after crossing the finish line first in the finals of the SailGP on Sunday, July 23, 2023, at the Port of LA’s Outer Harbor in San Pedro. (Photo by Howard Freshman, Contributing Photographer)
From left, Australia, Spain and Denmark compete in the final of the SailGP on Sunday, July 23, 2023, at the Port of LA’s Outer Harbor in San Pedro. Team Spain went on to win the title. (Photo by Howard Freshman, Contributing Photographer)
Australia and Spain compete in the final of the SailGP on Sunday, July 23, 2023, at the Port of LA’s Outer Harbor in San Pedro. Team Spain went on to win the title. (Photo by Howard Freshman, Contributing Photographer)
Teams compete at the Oracle Los Angeles Sail Grand Prix on Sunday, July 23, 2023, at the Port of LA’s Outer Harbor in San Pedro. (Photo by Howard Freshman, Contributing Photographer)
Team Great Britain crew members maneuver their F50 catamaran in a fleet race at the SailGP on Sunday, July 23, 2023, at the Port of LA’s Outer Harbor in San Pedro. (Photo by Howard Freshman, Contributing Photographer)
The crew from Denmark speeds along in a fleet race to advance to the final of the SailGP on Sunday, July 23, 2023, at the Port of LA’s Outer Harbor in San Pedro. (Photo by Howard Freshman, Contributing Photographer)
From left, Australia, Denmark and Spain, which went on to win, compete in the finals of the SailGP on Sunday, July 23, 2023, at the Port of LA’s Outer Harbor in San Pedro. (Photo by Howard Freshman, Contributing Photographer)
Fans cheer on Team USA from their boat called “Teaser” from Redondo Beach during the Oracle Los Angeles Sail Grand Prix on Sunday, July 23, 2023, at the Port of LA’s Outer Harbor in San Pedro. (Photo by Howard Freshman, Contributing Photographer)
Ten international teams line up to compete in F50 hydrofoiling race boats at the Oracle Los Angeles Sail Grand Prix on Sunday, July 23, 2023, at the Port of LA’s Outer Harbor in San Pedro. (Photo by Howard Freshman, Contributing Photographer)
Canada and Spain compete in a fleet race to advance to the final of the SailGP on Sunday, July 23, 2023, at the Port of LA’s Outer Harbor in San Pedro. Team Spain went on to win the title. (Photo by Howard Freshman, Contributing Photographer)
The crew from Spain came through in the end, as racers spent the day searching for pivotal gusts in highly variable wind conditions in the finale of the Oracle Los Angeles Sail Grand Prix on Sunday, July 23.
The sailing event, the four-year-old SailGP tour’s debut in Southern California, was staged before jammed grandstands in front of a wildly praised course at the end of the Port of Los Angeles’ Berth 46.
Spain, Denmark and Australia prevailed in three races Saturday and two more on Sunday, landing them in the finals late Sunday. When the Spaniards prevailed, the sold-out crowd gave skipper Diego Botin, who took over the reins of SailGP’s youngest team in 2023, an enthusiastic standing ovation.
Ten high-tech catamarans soared across the water as SailGP arrived in Los Angeles County on Saturday . Fans packing the grandstands at L.A.’s Outer Harbor were eager for a second day of hydrofoil-fueled action on Sunday.
“The famous ‘hurricane gulch’ winds in our Outer Harbor are ideal for these $5 million, high-tech” boats,” Arley Baker, the Port of Los Angeles ‘ senior director of communications and stakeholder engagement, declared on Saturday. One sailor declared the POLA racecourse, surrounded by the shoreline and the breakwater, “an incredible venue.”
L.A. is the only stop where the fan area is directly adjacent to the racing base, providing a richer viewing experience, organizers said.
Despite inconsistent conditions, the racers put on a speedy show. And they were ready to set new course records on Sunday, aiming for a good-wind, flat-water opportunity off San Pedro.
Mother Nature had other ideas. The organizers, fans and racers all showed up hungry for a repeat. The wind, however, was frustratingly fickle.
Light to moderate winds prevailed most of the day; sometimes, the wind fell off in the usually gusty outer harbor. But the team from Spain’s late burst of speed was enough for victory as the event drew to a close.
While these incredible boats can sail in about any amount of wind, Sunday’s conditions could not muster up enough of it for sustained flying.
Seagoing strategists tirelessly searched for stronger gusts to have any hope of attaining any speed at all.
This was an experienced group, one ready for such a windfinder’s day. Though this was SailGP’s first foray into Southern California waters, many of the skippers were familiar with the area, having sailed in the Alamitos Bay Yacht Club’s small boat competitions. Four of the teams’ captains were veterans of the Congressional Cup, the annual Long Beach regatta.
In the end, the boats were able to foil in each of the races but no records were broken. Amid the light winds Sunday morning, large sails were installed on each of the matched boats, making controlling the watercraft more of a challenge.
When these boats are “foiling” they fly above the waves at close to freeway speeds, supported only on hydrofoils. The higher the foils are, the faster the boat goes. But as the foils go higher, control is progressively lost, racers say.
F1 motorsports driver Sebastian Vettel, a co-owner of the German team, noted the difficulty in maneuvering. After a practice run this week — his first experience sailing aboard these speed machines — he declared: “No brakes.”
This weekend’s event was part of a SailGP season during which international teams travel to iconic cities including Sydney, Auckland and Bermuda. L.A. was the second site of a 12-stop season that runs until June of 2024.
The next event is in St. Tropez in September.
Fans came from Orange County, Long Beach and the South Bay, excited to have the race in local waters. One group of Long Beach grandstand ticket holders, ranging in age from 19 to 80, chartered a bus and stopped for lunch at San Pedro Brewing Company before racing.
Some fans helped out with the event, too.
Recent UCLA grad Max Berg — a Long Beach lifeguard and Catalina 37 Wet Wednesday sailor — worked for Team New Zealand. He was looped in by Bell businessman and past New Zealand rugby star Dougie Pye.
Mike Segerblom, Executive Director at United States Sailing Center, connected SailGP with local youth programs to participate in SailGP’s Inspire program and provided some kelp analysis help at the racing venue.
Inspire is SailGP’s community, education and outreach initiative. It hosted foiling clinics both on and off the water on Wednesday and Thursday prior to the weekend races.
Tours of the tech base were held for local youth groups. One youth sailor who participated was 9-year-old Daisy Sumpter from Long Beach, who just last week took top honors in the Jessica Uniack Memorial Beach-to-Bay Race.
“On the morning tour of the base I was most fascinated by the way everything can be packed up and shipped to the next sailing venue in containers,” said Daisy. “I’m a water child. I’ve watched SailGP and I think about how it would feel to foil. It wouldbe scary but it would be fun.”
Melanie Roberts – one of Segerblom’s former students from the USC sailing program — connected him with SailGP officials. During racing, he was a “shock absorber,” helping out wherever needed to keep the course clear of non-racing boats.
Chuck Clay, staff commodore of Alamitos Bay YC, was one of the sailors who Segerblom recruited to help with the course marshal task.
Camille Daniels, 2000 chairman of Long Beach Yacht Club’s Congressional Cup, showed up to support Jimmy Spithill, who competed that year in the “grandfather of match racing.”
Spithill helmed the United States entry on Sunday, cheered on by Daniels.
Both agreed they’d like to see SailGP return to Southern California in 2025.
They are not alone. Race organizers declared the event a winner, thanking the Port of L.A. for its support.
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LAYC 2024 Opening Day Race
SAN PEDRO— Racing is slowly making its way back onto the waters of Southern California as the Los Angeles Yacht Club (LAYC) has announced its opening race day, on Jan 27.
This series will be governed by the rules as defined in The Racing Rules of Sailing (RRS) and the US Safety Equipment Requirements (USSER) and US Nearshore Race level, except as modified by notices of race and sailing instructions.
This race is open to yachts possessing a current Southern California PHRF handicap and the Area C Random Leg rating will apply. Cruising or Wooden Hull class yachts with a SoCal PHRF certificate will use their applicable PHRF rating, Area C and Random Leg. A minimum of four entries will be required to establish a class. Entry fees are $75 and a current PHRF certificate must accompany all entries. Entries must be received by 6 p.m. Jan. 25th. Late entries will only be accepted with the approval of the Race Committee Chairman. Late entries will not be considered without a current PHRF certificate, completed necessary entry forms and entry fees. Entries must be made by completing an LAYC Race Entry form through the Regatta Network.
Trophies will be presented as soon as possible after the completion of racing. Take-home trophies for the event will be awarded in each class on the following basis:
- Up to four entries; one trophy
- Five to seven entries; two trophies
- Eight or more entries; three trophies for corrected time finishes
Perpetual trophies to be awarded are as follows:
The Keating Coffey Flagship Trophy will be awarded to the highest finishing present Commodore or representative Flag Officer who helms the entered boat for at least 75% of the measured distance of the race, including the start, each mark rounding and the finish. Only those entries indicating “Present Commodore / Flag Officer Driver” on their entry form or indicating such status to the Race Committee before 11:50 a.m. on the day of the race will be eligible for the Keating Coffey trophy. Boats competing for this trophy will sail the course with the code flag “one” and their yacht club burgee visible on the backstay.
The Craig Trophy will be awarded to the highest LAYC finisher who did not also win the Keating Coffey trophy.
The Vanderbilt Trophy will be awarded to the highest non-LAYC finisher who did not also win the Keating Coffey trophy.
As one of the oldest yacht clubs in California, the LAYC was founded in 1901 as South Coast Yacht Club. In 1920, it changed its name to Los Angeles Yacht Club. The Los Angeles Motor Boat Club and LAYC consolidated their membership in 1922 and moved into a facility shared with the California Yacht Club. In 1937, LAYC moved from the California Yacht Club facility into a “temporary” New England-style clubhouse in Fish Harbor, San Pedro, where it remained for the next 56 years. Finally, LAYC moved in 1993 to its present location at Cabrillo Marina in San Pedro.
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SCYA Race Calendar
Although our member clubs have completed and submitted their racing calendars, please go to the host club websites to check the status of any ongoing changes.
Here is the SCYA SO CAL 2024 Race Calendar
HERE IS THE SCYA SO CAL 2023 RACE CALENDAR
Any dissemination of information regarding regattas or events hosted and organized by SCYA member clubs is purely for informational purposes. Skippers and crews should contact the hosting club for COVID precautions and compliance issues as SCYA has no input or control over the event. The listing of any event on the SCYA calendar / website is not a promotion of the event or representation that the event complies with state/county orders or other restrictions.
SCYA Midwinter Regatta
The SCYA Midwinter Regatta is one of the largest in the United States, involving over 2500 sailors and motor yacht captains in California, Arizona and Nevada. Over 600 boats compete in a variety of venues sponsored by approximately 25 SCYA member clubs in two weekends of competition.
SCYA has a website dedicated to bring you the latest information about the annual event and you can access it by clicking below.
SCYA Midwinter Regatta Website
SCYA Racing Chairs
The following are Committee Chairs in SCYA who monitor or sponsor race related activity.
Appeals and Rules: Kim Kymlika
PHRF: PHRF of Southern California Website
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US SAILING sail numbers are issued in Area ‘J’ to boats owned by resident members in good standing of yacht clubs affiliated with the Southern California Yachting Association.
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Youth Sailing
Youth instructional and racing programs are an important part of most SCYA member clubs. Providing a clean, healthy, outdoor experience is a key to balanced growth and provide lifelong rewards. Look for a club program in your area. In addition, see these resources:
SCYA Collegiate Sailing Chairperson: Danielle Richards (SDYC)
Southern California Youth Yacht Racing Association (SCYYRA)
Harbor Associations
Harbor associations are local area organizations which often coordinate racing events, calendars, and courses as well as sponsoring their own regattas. See the following for more information:
Association of Santa Barbara Channel Islands Yacht Clubs (ASBCYC)
Association of Santa Monica Bay Yacht Clubs (ASMBYC)
Association of San Pedro Bay Yacht Clubs (ASPBYC)
Association of Orange Coast Yacht Clubs (AOCYC)
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Yacht Racing 101-FREE Seminar in San Pedro CA
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Just a reminder… Session One is happening this Saturday morning. The goal of this session is to provide attendees with the info needed to sail their first race either as skipper or crew. Topics we’ll cover include: WHY WE RACE? ANATOMY OF A SAILBOAT RACE The Course W/L, RL, P2P The Start The Legs and Marks One Design or Handicap Race Docs (NoR>SI>Course Chart) Race Day Après Race PREPARATION The Gear You Need and Gear you Don’t Boat Prep Finding Crew Practice Finding a Race (handout) Joining a Race Online Resources (handout) RIGHT OF WAY RULES (handout) Rule #1: Avoid Collisions Rule #2: Port Gives Way to Starboard Rule #3: On Same Tack, Windward Gives Way to Leeward Rule #4: Outside Gives Way to Inside at Marks Work it Out at the Bar, over Drinks SAILING THE COURSE Prestart The Start Upwind Leg Mark Roundings Downwind Leg The Finish After the Race INTRODUCE THE NEXT SESSION: UPPING YOUR GAME
Looks useful and interesting. Good luck! We just had a weather seminar and spoke via Zoom with Cole Bauer, who was off Rio in 2nd place in the Global Solo Challenge race, being routed by our speaker. These sorts of sessions are very helpful.
Stu Jackson
Looks interesting and is a rare opportunity for this type of information. Another great bit of racing information can be found in Don Guillette's Sail Trim Guide , available right here on this site. There is a chapter on racing that most folks don't know is right there.
- Team synergy is key to winning. We’ll lay out five ways to achieve it.
- We’ll discuss how to tack more efficiently, set faster, jibe safer, and how to properly round the bottom mark.
- We’ll detail driving and trim techniques for achieving max VMG as well as for Power, Speed, and Point modes.
- We’ll present some great tips for getting good starts every time.
- And finally, we’ll cover a few commonly encountered tactical situations.
So... How'd it go?
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