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Whitby 50
June 21-22, 2024
The Whitby 50 is a Category 3, long distance, overnight race to Toronto and back. It is 45 nm in length.
There are 2 classes, PHRF FS (Flying Sails) and PHRF NFS (Non Flying Sails) and each may be subject to splits.
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To compete, the boat must be registered, have a valid PHRF-LO certificate, pay the event fee of $50 plus HST, and the Skipper (Person in Charge) must be a member of Sail Canada.
Individuals and boats are required to comply with the World Sailing Offshore Special Regulations, Category 3 as adapted by Lake Ontario Offshore Racing. Coastal survival training is required for a portion of the crew.
See the Notice of Race (NoR) posted on the Official Notice Board for all requirements and rules.
Whitby 50
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