Results for all Classes 2009

 Please find the results here.

  2.4 24

  29 ers  29

49 ers  49

lasers  laser

radials radial

 

Training Clinic and the Event

icebreaker flyer2
Training Days and Coaching Clinic Wednesday, May 13 and Thursday, May 14th.  Friday is a layday.
Racing Dates are May 16 and 17, 2009.  Please see the clinic flyer here.

The regatta is organized by the Canadian Olympic Classes Icebreaker Committee
on behalf of the Toronto Sailing and Canoe Club.
1391 Lakeshore Blvd West
Toronto, Ontario
M6K 3C1

The regatta is designated as an International Event with sailing taking place on the adjacent waters of Lake Ontario. It is a Gold Cup Event for the Laser Class and a Canada Games Qualifier for the Radials.

Chairman: Tom Wharton
Principal Race Officer: Jake Starr
Chief Judge: Kathy Dyer
Visit this site for regatta information about the Toronto Sailing and Canoe Club Icebreaker Regatta sponsored by Audi each Victoria Day weekend in spring. This is one of our club’s most successful events attracting various fleets and crews from across Canada and abroad. It is also a training event to kick off the season.

We’ve had varied weather conditions from freezing squalls to balmy floaters and yes, even some ice pellets. But we’re a friendly and accommodating community club and enjoy having the participation at this event. We hope to see you there.

For further information, contact Tom Wharton at: twharton2002@rogers.com

Icebreaker Pictures

View pictures of Icebreaker here.

Something about the weather.

29′er photos

Registration

4.2 The Registration Desk at TS&CC will be staffed as follows:

Friday	May 16th	16:00hrs – 19:00hrs
Saturday	May 17th	08:00hrs – 09:30hrs

5 Schedule of Race

Racing will take place on May 17th & 18th. The first Warning Signal is scheduled for 11:00hrs on May 17th and at 10:30hrs on May 18th.

6 Inspection & Measurement

Boats may be subject to measurement at any time during the regatta.

7 Sailing Instructions

The Sailing Instructions will be available from the Registration Desk at TS&CC for boats, which have completed registration and submitted a signed Waiver Form.

8 Venues

All Racing will take place on or adjacent to Humber Bay except Windsurfers, course locations will be outlined in the Sailing Instructions.

2.4 Metre Class Registration

There will be no 2.4’s at the Icebreaker Regatta this year unfortunately due to over scheduled events.  Hope to see you next year!

Soling Skip Icebreaker 2009

Due to members being unable to sail that weekend the Soling fleet will not be sailing in the 2009 Icebreaker. We appreciate all that TSCC has done for the Soling fleet, but this year we could not get the numbers needed to make it worth anyones while to compete.

Thanks again and we will look at our numbers for next year.

Regards

Ken Davy
Secretary/Communications CISA

 

Contessa Sailboat

A 26ft Contessa is for sale at our club.  Hull color dark blue.  Full 2 sets of sails.  Needs some  touching up on the woodwork but a great craft for anyone who wants a sturdy boat ideal for weathering all kinds of heavy conditions.  sailsmart@rogers.com

J24 and Laser starts

Light air racing on Saturday and shifting winds.

Day One Racing from sailsmart on Vimeo

Opening Day

Check out the video of Saturday morning preparations for racing here.

J24 Race Instructions, TSCC 2009

APPENDIX A
Title	The Canadian Olympic Classes Queensway Audi Icebreaker Regatta is organized by the Canadian Olympic Classes Icebreaker Regatta Committee, on behalf of the Toronto Sailing & Canoe Club
2	The Official Notice Board is located to the left of the main entrance to the clubhouse.
4	The Official Flagstaff is located immediately south of the clubhouse.
4.1	The warning signal will be made not less than 30 minutes after Flag ‘AP’ has been lowered ashore.
5	The warning signal for the first race of day one will be at 11:00, and at 10:30 on the second day.On the last day of racing, no warning signal will be made after approximately 15:30.
6	The racing will take place on the adjacent waters of Lake Ontario.
8, 10, & 13	Original Marks will be Yellow Tetrahedrons. The windward Mark or the leeward Mark 3a (as the case may be) of a Changed Course will have a Black Band. The Start/Finish Mark will be a Pole displaying a Red Flag.
11, & 20	The Race Committee will monitor / transmit on VHF Channel 67.
14 & 15	The Protest Desk will be located in the main dining room of the clubhouse.
15 & 17	Protest Time will commence approximately “one hour” after the last boat finishes the last race of the day, and will last for one hour. The exact times will be posted on the Official Notice Board.