Battle of Britain Regatta (BoB)

The Entry Form, Notice of Race and Sailing Instructions will be available under the Regatta Drop down for download or on-line entry nearer the event date.
In addition to the Regatta the club runs a Beer Festival over the same weekend open to Members, RHCC, RAFYC Affiliated Clubs and Visiting Sailors.
Regrettably, it was not possible to run this event using the regatta format in 2020 or 2021
For 2022 the event is back as a regatta – dates are 17 and 18 September – go here for the details
Race Results
Overall Regatta Winners Each Class
Class | Sail No | Boat | Helm |
IRC | GBR9752T | Tinker T | Kit Buck |
Club With Spinny | GBR624 | Valhalla | Kim Morley |
Club No Spinny | 9247T | EOS | Nigel Edwards |
Please open the links below for full results of each class/race
Overall Results for all Classes
Results for Saturday 14th September
Club Class with Spinnaker Day 1
Club Class without Spinnaker Day 1
Results for Sunday 15th September
Battle of Britain Regatta – Results 2018

The Battle of Britain Regatta weekend dawned bright and clear on Saturday and again on Sunday. The chosen location for the Committee boat was a good one, but there were plenty of other racing events going on at the same time and in nearly the same place.
Saturdays breezes were light to begin with so the first flight of races were quite slow and sedate , but as the day went on the breeze got up to about 12 or 13 knots with occasional gusts up to 15 or 16 knots. The second and third races a bit more brisk than the first ones, but everybody seemed to have a good days sailing.
Sunday was also fairly light to begin with but the first three races got away on time and the breeze filled in a bit more for the second race of the day , with some interesting antics from some of the asymmetric spinnaker users, all the races were completed in good time and in good order and all 25 boats racing seemed to have had a good time.
Good work done by the race management team and everybody who made it all go so well back at the club. Our Thanks to our Sponsor BMT for a host of beautiful trophies.
Overall Regatta Winners in Each Class
Class | Sail No | Boat | Helm |
IRC | IRL2506 | M’enfin | Sophie Chudziak/Bertrand Malas |
Club With Spinnaker | GBR4789L | Solent Dream | Steven Lee |
Club Without Spinnaker | Hollie | Steve Brown |
Please open the links below to view PDF of listed results
Overall Results for all Classes
Results Saturday 15th September
Club Class with Spinnaker Day 1
Club Class without Spinnaker Day 1
Results Sunday 16th September
Club Class with Spinnaker Day 2
Club Class without Spinnaker Day
RCS
John Best
Battle of Britain Regatta – Results 2017
With the wind from the north and going variable during the day, particularly Saturday, a challenge was set for Kathy Smalley our Race Officer and the crews on the water to make the most of the conditions. Nevertheless everybody had an excellent time with good racing in the testing winds, or lack of, with many reporting back and thanking Kathy for a great weekend.
On behalf of the Club and competitors I would also like to thank Kathy for being our excellent Race Officer.
Overall Results for each Class 2017
Results Saturday 16th September
Results Sunday 17th September
RCS
Ron Colvin
Battle of Britain Regatta – Results 2016
The weekend presented some testing conditions with strong gusty southerly breeze Saturday. and a strong westerly breeze Sunday, leading to some gear failure and retirements. Though, overall the racing was enjoyed by all. The Club would like to thank Kathy & Rupert Smalley for being our excellent race officers.
Overall Results for each Class 2016
Results Day 1 – Saturday 24th September
Results Day 2 – Sunday 25th September
Race Photos
BoB Regatta 2018 Gallery
Images Courtesy of Martin Farrow – please contact Martin for high resolution images or prints, framed etc.
BoB Regatta 2017 Gallery
Images courtesy of Martin Farrow
BoB Regatta 2016 Gallery
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BoB Regatta 2015 Gallery
Images Courtesy of Martin Farrow