Set against the breathtaking backdrop of Scotland’s rugged coastline and picturesque landscapes, SS25 is destined to be a sailor’s paradise. So, trim your sails, chart your course, and join us for an epic adventure.
A Rich Tradition
The Scottish Series has been a fixture in the sailing calendar for five decades. Established in 1975, this regatta has consistently drawn sailors from around the UK to compete in the mesmerizing waters of the West Coast of Scotland. The Covid pandemic dampened the opportunity, but the CCC has been building the event back up and promises further innovation both on the water and shoreside! This will be a must-attend event for both seasoned racers and newcomers alike and we invite you to include the dates in your 2025 program.
May 23rd-26th 2025 Event starts in
Dates and Location
Dates and Location SS25 will take place from May 23rd to May 26th, offering four days of exhilarating racing. The event will be hosted in Tarbert, the picturesque fishing village nestled on the west coast of Loch Fyne. Tarbert is not only a sheltered harbour, but also a natural auditorium, known for its beauty and warm hospitality. It provides the perfect setting for sailors and spectators to come together and share their passion for the sea.
A Sailing Spectacle
One of the highlights of SS25 will be the diverse range of classes and boats competing in various categories. There will be three fleets covering IRC, One Design and CYCA
racing. To overcome the difficulty of setting courses in the deep water of Loch Fyne the event will again be deploying robotic marks to ensure intensive windward/leeward or trapezoidal racing and fast turnaround for IRC and One Design competitors. In CYCA we will be looking to vary the course types using a mix of Robotic and set marks.
Handicap Info
For Handicap information see:
IRC Information: https://ircrating.org/
CYCA Info : http://www.cyca-online.org.uk/handicaps.asp
Latest News
It’s Hall’s Something Else, Irish J/109 team are winners of 2025 Jura Scottish Series overall!
Continuing Ireland’s prolific record of winning the historical regatta’s top overall award, the National Yacht Club, Dublin’s J/109 Something Else owned and steered by Brian Hall today lifted the historic Scottish Series Trophy after counting a perfect scoreline of six first places from eight races over four days of racing in IRC Class 2 For
Brave calls and record speeds make the winning difference on windy penultimate day at Jura Scottish Series.
Strong, gusty winds which peaked at nearly 40 knots curtailed the programme for the third day of racing at Jura Scottish Series. Safety first was the call for the One Design and 2 handed classes which stayed tied to their docks in a breezy Tabert Harbour. The IRC divisions and CYCA Classes 1 and 2
Brisk winds deliver unmissable, unbeatable sport on Loch Fyne for Jura Scottish Series Day 2.
Brisk winds deliver unmissable, unbeatable sport on Loch Fyne for Jura Scottish Series Day 2. Among the 84 crews racing in ten different classes at Jura Scottish Series three teams count perfect scorelines so far. In the IRC Class 1 Brian Hall’s J/109 Something Else has now accumulated five wins from six starts – discarding