by Paul Fisk A small, lean and keen fleet of four RS21s joined around 600 sailors in the Scottish Series at Tarbert on beautiful Loch Fyne with four days of racing over the bank holiday weekend of 26-29 May. The RS21s were lucky to have their own class start within...
Written by UK & Ireland RS21 Class Association The newly formed UK & Ireland RS21 Class Association has announced an exciting inaugural racing circuit for 2023. Where possible, the events are integrated into a bigger regatta not only to provide value for...
The International RS21 Class are pleased to announce an exciting new Partnership with Vakaros. This new partnership brings two brands together who share a passion for changing the game and developing our sport. The partnership will be showcased at Charleston Race...
The first British Isles RS21 Cup will see events in Scotland, Ireland and England as teams compete for the first ever RS21 British Isles Cup. The season will kick off with a coached training weekend at Rutland Sailing Club over the Easter Weekend. As a relatively new...
The first-ever RS21 World Championship is officially completed. The week has been filled with sunshine, a great variety of light and strong wind conditions, close racing and lively debate on tactics ashore. On some days, the competitors were challenged with tricky...
After trying to make the most of the calm before the storm on day two, the local bora winds from the North were set to pound with an average speed of 30 knots and gusts of up to 40. The race committee unanimously agreed to hold the sailors ashore until safe, albeit...
Today marked day two of the RS21 World Championship. With big winds forecast to replace the light winds of day one, the race committee brought racing forward to stand the best chance of getting racing in. The committee headed afloat early to assess the conditions,...
Day one of the RS21 World Championship has been filled with sunshine, light wind conditions, close racing and lively debate on tactics and tales of what might have been shared on shore. Competitors were challenged with tricky conditions which meant that success came...
The first World Championship for the RS21 International One-Design Class chose JK Briva Sailing Club in Biograd na Moru. The beautiful town is located in the very centre of the interesting archipelago on the Adriatic coast. Its indented coastline has numerous islands...
The inaugural RS21 World Championship commences tomorrow in Biograd Na Moru, Croatia. Hosted by the Ilirija Resorts, the eagerly awaited four day championship promises fierce competition, stunning scenery, marvellous socials and memories for life. There are over 40...
At the World Championship we will be checking certain items of equipment for class rule compliance to ensure we have the level playing field you expect from the RS21. To do this, we need some help from you. Please familiarise yourself with the map shared in...
We have less than a week to go until the RS21 World Championship! Teams are getting ready and boats are already arriving in Biograd Na Moru. From 3 to 6 November, 40 teams worldwide will come together to race in the world-class RS21. Sailors can expect to have as much...