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Is it time for DBSC to introduce a new mixed Sportboat Class?

What is a sportboat? How much would it cost to enter one in DBSC? When will they be racing? Which handicapping system will be used? Providing a mixed sportsboats class in DBSC next year would not only cater for a range of boats currently based in Dun Laoghaire but also maybe foster and encourage new buyers to source “fun”, affordable day racers.

To discuss all these issues, an open meeting was held by Dublin Bay Sailing Club in the Royal Irish Yacht Club on Thursday 3^rd December. Read the full post to download the discussion document and the account of the contributions made at the meeting…