The Downtown Sailing Center
Ya Gotta Regatta Information
J22s round the leeward mark during the Ya Gotta Regatta
2019's Ya Gotta Regatta was HOT! MYTH is prepared for RC duty again in 2020!
ADVENTURER will be leading the PURSUIT RACES!
All Competitors

Gift bags are available to the highest bidder or you can purchase outright. In lieu of an in-person raffle, our unique, one-of-a-kind gift bags will be sold online.
YGR Trophies
For 2020, winning sailors will receive long-lasting DSC mug trophies for skippers AND crew. 3 mugs per place, with 1st-3rd prizes for each class, including the Hansa Access Dinghies.
Regatta Merch

T-shirt sales, Party Packs, and other Regatta Merch is available for purchase online now.
Mike sails solo against the girls
Hansa Access Dinghies race in the Harbor. Photo courtesy of Sandy Dawson
Course Information

Please take some time to read over the sailing instructions and pass the information along to your crew.

For J/22 sailors, please review the 3-person racing roles, review the mask-on-docks policy with your crew, and take a detailed look at the sailing instructions. A final update on the SIs can be found HERE. Look forward to five good races.

For PHRF Pursuit racers, please look over the information about your boat (PHRF rating especially). At the moment, we have 18 boats registered across 3 fleets. We are almost certainly going to run "Course B" for the Spin Class, "Course C" for Non-Spin, and "Course D" for the Cruising Class. You can decide what course you are racing the morning of the event, but you must declare your class before you start the race. Please email us at info@downtownsailing.org by 10AM, Sept. 26 or notify the RC on VHF 68.

For Sonar sailors and Free Agents, you can choose any of the courses. Look for a personal reachout later today (Thursday).


As you finish, please be careful to avoid Accessible Sailors and Feva youth sailors!
Feva Sailors at practice in front of The DSC
RS Fevas will be racing near 'B' dock, in the vicinity of the Hansa Access dinghy course. The Siebel Sailors program utilizes the Fevas, fostering a new generation of sailors. Photo courtesy of David Stude
A Final Word on Fundraising

Our Community is doing great but we have not reached our goal! As of today, Tuesday September 22, we have raised over $60,000. But more work is needed to sustain us for the future. All funds raised support community sailing. Help us reach our goal.

Make sailing accessible, safe, and desirable for all. Support adaptive sailing. Support inclusive sailing. Support Community Sailing. Support us.

Do not delay.