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06 may (may 6) 09:00 10 (may 10) 23:00 Fremantle to Exmouth Offshore Race

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Class Line Description Start Line Offshore Fremantle Sailing Club's Fremantle to Exmouth

6 (Saturday) 09:00 - 10 (Wednesday) 23:00

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Australia II Drive, Crawley Western Australia

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51 Mews Road, Fremantle, Western Australia

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Following the outstanding success of the 2021 event, which was also recognised by Yachting WA and Australian Sailing for the most outstanding Sports Promotion Award in 2021, we are now embarking on the next event planned for May 6, 2023.

Run over a distance comparable to that of the Sydney to Hobart Race, the 700-nautical mile Fremantle to Exmouth Race & Rally will take competing sailors from the first chilly winds of our southern winter to the balmy warmth of Australia’s Coral Coast. 

So please register your interest via this nomination payment*

Warning signals race 11:55 on Saturday 6th May 2023 & Warning signal Rally will be 12.05 on Saturday 6th May 2023

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About the River Exe Regatta

The River Exe Regatta is an annual celebration of sailing on the estuary of the River Exe, a whole host of dinghy races taking place in the estuary’s huge expanse of water, stretching from Topsham at the northern limit of the estuary, to Exmouth in the south, at the river’s mouth. Some racing also takes place in the coastal waters off the river’s mouth, usually for cruisers and multi-hulls.

The estuary’s shallow tidal waters ensure that the event is suited mainly to dinghies, though cruiser racing is also usually held out to sea. Racing over several courses spread out across much of the estuary, a wide range of dinghy classes take part, mostly from the local clubs, though participants are also attracted from across Devon and west Dorset.

While much of the fun is on the water, there’s also plenty going on off the water, apres-sail, with a party at the host club on the Saturday evening, and a tea-party-cum-prize-giving after the racing on the Sunday afternoon.

The aim of the regatta is to promote the sport of sailing on the River Exe’s waters, and to generate funds to enable sail training to take place. Once the costs of organising the event are covered, and surplus funds raised, mainly from sponsors and advertisers, are put towards training in the following year. This goal comes under the banner of the Regatta Project. 

The Regatta Project

Anyone who is a member of one of the River Exe’s sailing clubs can apply for a grant, and they can apply either for themselves or on behalf of a group or an entire club.

To find out more download The Regatta Project’s full constitution here…> . (PDF document).

How to apply for a Regatta Project grant

If you would like to apply for a grant, download the application form:

As a pdf file here…>

Or as a Word file here…>

If you would like to broaden your sailing experience, gain a relevant qualification and can make a commitment to bring those sailing skills learned back to the River Exe, feel free to submit an application.

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Sailing instructions – april 2023.

Fremantle to Exmouth 2023 Sailing Instructions issued for use.

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Nor amendment 1 notice – november 2022   , notice of race amendment 1 – november 2022.

Any additional crew members not paid for initially via the Fremantle to Exmouth event registration in TopYacht, can be made here.

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Disclaimer and Acknowledgment Form  

Race & Rally Disclaimer form to be signed by each crew member & skipper prior to entry into the Fremantle to Exmouth Race & Rally. This form can be printed, signed, and returned via email (Please include boat name in subject line) or these forms will be made available at each of the remaining events including the Compulsory Safety Briefing Thursday 4th May in hard copy for competitors to sign.

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Satellite Phone Testing 

Open as of 9am Saturday 15th April

Testing can be done any day of the week but please only test between 7am and 7pm. Actions required by you 1. Send a txt msg from your satellite device to the Primary SKED phone number – +61 487 810 743 Example message, “Airborne sat phone test” if your boats name was “Airborne”.

You may not receive an immediate confirmation response as the volunteers might be busy with full time work or driving etc. If you do not receive a response within 8 hours please send an email to [email protected] or [email protected] 2. Make a voice call to the primary SKED phone number from your satellite device (please leave a message including your vessel name if the call is not answered) 3. Optional: Send an email to [email protected] from your satellite phone – again include vessel name Race control will reply confirming your email is working. Once the steps 1 and 2 above are complete you will receive a confirmation from Race Control and your boat will be noted as Sat comms approved in TopYacht.

Get ready race & rally check list

Download a copy of the our check list aimed to provide guidance on the documents and things you need to have to be ready to sail.

All supporting information can be found in the NOR 

The club needs to ensure we have a copy or can locate the documentation referenced for the event

Most race standard forms will be available via ORWA site/TopYacht entry (additional documents maybe posted to race noticeboard)

Exmouth Race & Rally Check List

Berthing Information Exmouth

Exmouth Marina (DOT) recommend all entrants submit one pen application for their expected arrival though to the week ending Monday 15th May 

Include on your application – “Exmouth Race and Rally entrant”.

This is the window DOT have allowed for event.

Any entrants wishing to stay longer should submit a second pen application for the period they require. DOT have an editable PDF application form which can be found on their site link

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Welcome to Exe Sailing Club

Welcome to Exe Sailing club which has been established in Exmouth since 1912. It has undergone many changes over the years but one thing that has remained consistent is our professional attitude towards all things sailing and our friendly style. Dinghies, cruisers, club racing, casual sailing, RYA accredited training – we do the lot!

Secure dinghy and tender berthing and sheltered beach launching creates the perfect opportunity for both estuary and sea sailing.

The club has a highly successful track record for hosting dinghy open meeting and national championships. In 2018 we welcomed the International 14 class and the prestigious Prince of Wales Cup.

As a family orientated club, sailing is encouraged from an early age. The aim is to support junior sailors to achieve their sailing potential and ambitions, be that to win at the highest levels or competently race at club level. A number of Exe Sailing Club members went on to become Olympic sailors.

Weekly well organised racing sessions ensures the club maintains social and friendly competitiveness amongst it’s sailors. The clubhouse offers a wonderful restaurant and bar area with an outside balcony where club members can socialise, whilst watching the sun go down.

See our members handbook for more information.

Whether you’re a complete novice or an experienced racer, we look forward to welcoming you to the club. If you are interested in joining click the join button in the top menu or follow this link .

If you have queries then please email the membership secretary as there is not always someone available to answer the phone.

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