27/07/09 - NONSTOP Sail voted by Daily Telegraph as a Top Ten sailing holiday...
CHALLENGE YACHT JOINS NONSTOP
18/08/08 - NONSTOP Sail are delighted to be offering sailing adventures on a Challenge yacht.
NONSTOP'S PUB QUIZ HIT
18/02/08 - NONSTOP Sail raise over £800 for the RNLI
ONE LIFE LIVE - STAND B12
06/02/08 - Be inspired at the One Life Show, 29 Feb - 02 Mar '08.
THE CANARIES
10/01/08 - A week of Canary culture.
THERE SHE BLOWS!
08/01/08 - Nimrod arrives at last!
PUFFIN ADVENTURES
07/01/08 - Bird spotting on the Around Britain
EARLS COURT BOAT SHOW
24/10/07 - Come and see us this December at Earls Court.
IT'S A BOY!
23/10/07 - A beautiful bouncing baby boy!
BRAND NEW BOAT!!!
06/09/07 - Join us for an adventure on our brand new Dehler 47
DARTMOUTH REGATTA 2007
03/09/07 - A veritable sailing shin-dig!
FASTNET RACE 2007
14/08/07 - Severe weather forces both boats to retire....
AROUND BRITAIN LOG
11/07/07 - Follow Frangi's progress on our web-log.
HAPPY SAILORS
06/07/07 - It's all smiles aboard the new Dehler.
WIN £250 OF FAT FACE CLOTHING
14/06/07 - Book a course for July or August and win £250 of Fat Face clothing
TRANSATLANTIC FINISH
30/05/07 - Frangi returns to Dartmouth with her weather weary crew.
TRANSATLANTIC UPDATE
24/05/07 - Frangi and crew are making great progress with the Scilly's almost in sight.
BORDEAUX WINE TOUR
10/04/07 - Wine tasting and sailing on our NEW 2-week Adventure Sailing programme.
OUR LAUNCH COMPETITION WINNERS
02/04/07 - Little pirates take over Discovery for the day.
THE LAUNCH
26/03/07 - It's official! February 23rd saw the launch of Discovery and Endurance.
CARIBBEAN CIRCUIT 1 COMPLETE
24/03/07 - Sax on the beach.
SEA TRIALS
19/02/07 - With great excitement the new Dehlers take to the sea for their first sail
LOOKING GOOD
08/02/07 - A quick photo update of our two new Dehler 39's.
PICTURES OF NEW YACHT "ENDURANCE"
17/01/07 - See the first pictures of our new Dehler..
SEE OUR NEW BOATS BEING BUILT
01/12/06 - Pictures of the new boats being built in the yard
FRANGI ON THE HOME STRAIGHT
13/11/06 - Exhilirating sailing on the final stretch before Dartmouth on the 2nd Around Britain.
DOLPHINS JOIN FRANGI
13/11/06 - View video footage of the dolphins
FRANGI HEADS SOUTH
04/10/06 - After a busy summer of sailing Around Britain, Frangi leaves for Gibraltar
FRANGI RETURNS TO DARTMOUTH
13/06/06 - Congratulations on a very successful Transatlantic Crossing
NONSTOP CLIENT JOINS PINDAR
15/05/06 - Kate Elliott gets a place on a Volvo 60 Racing Yacht.
2 YACHTS IN AROUND BRITAIN
05/05/06 - With great excitement we are expecting a second HR 49 for the Around Britain
THE FASTNET, THE GREATEST OCEAN RACE
Have you ever dreamt of competing with the great names of the yachting world in one of the most prestigious Ocean Races? With NONSTOP Sail taking part in the Fastnet, this could easily become a reality. Our Fastnet Campaign enables you to train and compete with a yacht racing team and experience one of the greatest races in the world. Since it began in 1925, the Fastnet Race has grown to become one of THE Ocean Races. The Fastnet involves over 250 yachts racing a 608 mile course, starting in Cowes at the Royal Yacht Squadron, rounding the Fastnet Rock on the Southern tip of Ireland and finishing in Plymouth approximately five days later. To find out how you can be part of NONSTOP Sail Fastnet crew, read on!
QUALIFYING FOR THE FASTNET
The RORC (Royal Offshore Racing Club) have certain qualifying requirements for the crews and yachts. The most significant of these is that each client must complete 300 miles of RORC offshore racing to enter the Fastnet. Our campaign programme takes all the requirements into account so the whole team will be fine to compete. You will need to set aside four weekends in addition to the Fastnet Race, so that you can take part in three qualifying races and a training weekend. These races are necessary for you to meet RORC regulations but equally as important, they allow the crew to gain invaluable experience and training before the big race. During this time crew roles will be allocated, mark rounding perfected, sail and spinnaker handling practised and sail trim techniques refined. With all NONSTOP Sail programmes, safety is paramount. Therefore on the first training weekend, the whole crew will complete their RYA Basic Sea Survival Course and RYA First Aid Course.
WATCH BBC FOOTAGE OF THE 2007 RACE
There are four video diaries detailing the 2007 experience Training for the race
The race gets postponed due to bad weather
THE QUALIFYING DATES
Date
Timings
Course
Information
TBC
Dartmouth 0900hrs
Dartmouth Training Weekend
- Race Training begins - RYA Sea Survival Course - RYA First Aid Course
TBC
Hamble Point Marina 1800hrs
De Guingand Bowl Race (qualifying race)
- Lots of spinnaker work, mark rounding, race tactics,
TBC
Hamble Point Marina 1500hrs
Morgan Cup Race (qualifying race)
- First offshore race to St. Helier - overnight sailing - Sail back to Dartmouth
TBC
Hamble Point Marina 1500hrs
Cowes – Dinard – St. Malo (qualifying race)
- Final preparation before the Fastnet - Sail back to Dartmouth
TBC
See Below*
Rolex Fastnet Race
- Very intensive physically - Massive party in Plymouth - Sail back to Dartmouth
WATCH BBC FOOTAGE OF THE 2007 RACE
See the final two video diaries of the the 2007 race The race gets underway after a 24 hour delay
Severe weather forces hundreds of boats to retire, including ours
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