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Voile Gaspé

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Voile Gaspé is an informal group of sailors organizing races on the Baie de Gaspé.

Keelboat (PHRF) races are normally held on Sundays. The skippers' meeting takes place at 12:30 on the terre-plein next to the harbour office, with the first start at 13:30 unless otherwise announced. The course is announced on the day and varies with conditions.

The J/22 fleet also races on Wednesday evenings. The skippers' meeting is at 17:00 with the first start around 17:30.

Course A

Course A

After the start, leave the YELLOW buoy to port. Beware of the shoals between the YELLOW and HD-8 (red buoy). Leave HD-8 to port and finish between the start-line buoys (usually red and yellow).

A course of about 6 nautical miles, taking 1 to 2 hours depending on wind and boat type.

Course A2

After the start, leave the HD-8 buoy to starboard. Beware of the shoals between HD-8 (red buoy) and the YELLOW. Leave the YELLOW to starboard and finish between the start-line buoys (usually red and yellow).

A course of about 6 nautical miles, taking 1 to 2 hours depending on wind and boat type.

Course A2
Course B

Course B

After the start, leave the HD-8 buoy to port and finish between the start-line buoys (usually red and yellow).

A course of about 5.5 nautical miles, taking 1 to 2 hours depending on wind and boat type.

Course C

After the start, leave the YELLOW buoy to port and finish between the start-line buoys (usually red and yellow).

A course of about 5 nautical miles, taking 1 to 2 hours depending on wind and boat type.

Course C
Course C2

Course C2

After the start, leave the YELLOW buoy to port. Return toward the start line and leave the start-line YELLOW to port. Sail back up to the YELLOW again, leave it to port and finish between the start-line buoys (usually red and yellow).

A course of about 10 nautical miles, taking 1.5 to 2.5 hours depending on wind and boat type.