IRC Class:

• 1 Revenge - Sigma 33 - 28.21.27
• 2 Tarka of Tees - Hustler 30 - 28.23.54
• 3 Troika - SJ 320 - 29.00.55
• 4 Windshear - Dehler 38 - 30.41.45
  
  

PY1 Class:

• 1 Zephyr - Maldives 32- 31.10.42
• 2= Grautvornix - Hanse 291 - 33.10.21
• 2= Vado - Aphrodite 291 - 33.10.21
• 4 Kassy - Hydro - 33.42.53
• 5 Chansa - Hanse 291 - 33.49.28
• 6 Samaki - Starlight 30 - 34.02.42
• 7 Whistledown II - Beneteau First 32 - 34.06.54

PY2 Class:

• 1 Wispy Lace - Moody 27 - 32.00.57
• 2 Aprilis - Hustler 30 - 33.38.20
• 3 Takaza - Etap 28i - 35.41.28
• 4 Skools Out - Ufo 31 - 36.13.04
• 5 Maximus - Maxi 95 - 36.48.21

The Scarborough Yacht Club North Sea Race will take place once again in 2011.  The Race will start in Scarborough on Friday 8th July at 8pm, with the finish being in Ijmuiden in Holland, 210 miles away.

The race will be followed by a presentation dinner, giving participating crews the chance to explore the canals and inland seas of the Netherlands.

The race will once again be sponsored by Boyes Stores (For Good Value!).  Thanks to them for their continued support.

Friday 8^th July will once again see the harbour buzzing with activity as boats prepare for Scarborough Yacht Club’s annual 210 mile North Sea Race from Scarborough to Ijmuiden, Holland. Entrants from up and down the North East coast, from Hartlepool to the Humber, will compete in a fleet including local Scarborough boats in what is considered to be the Yacht Club’s blue ribbon event.

This year North Sea Race sponsor Andrew Boyes, of Boyes Stores, will see his yacht Chansa skippered in the race by Scarborough Yacht Club Commodore Nick Taylor. Chansa is no stranger to the race having last taken part in 2009 sailed very competitively by an ‘all girl crew’ that included Andrew’s wife Maggie.

Nick wasted no time in throwing down the gauntlet to the two other virtually identical boats in the fleet, Vado and Grautvornix, in what will be a private ‘race within a race’ against previous Commodore Steve Russell, skipper of Vado, and Steve Parker, current Vice Commodore and skipper of Grautvornix. Unlike the actual race all that will be at stake for the winner of the three will be bragging rights, until next years race at least.

The priority for every yacht is a safe arrival in Ijmuiden, but as always competiveness will come to the fore as the boat’s race across the North Sea in this non-stop race to Holland.

Class Winners:

IRC Class - Tarka of Tees

Portsmouth Class 1 - Vado 

Portsmouth Class 2 - Offchance