Watersport Events and Races Tomorrow from Exmouth Seafront - Local Notice to Mariners to Stay Clear of Bouy 10

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Friday, May 20th, 2022 10:38am

By Julie Green

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Mariners are advised that on Saturday the 21st of May there are a number of watersports events and races taking place off Exmouth sea front from Navigation mark number 10 proceeding and out to sea. Exmouth Beach Rescue Club – Epic Bay Surf Ski Race, Exmouth Rowing Club – Offshore Event, Exe Sailing Club Events

Mariners are advised that on Saturday the 21st of May there are a number of watersports events and races taking place off Exmouth sea front from Navigation mark number 10 proceeding and out to sea. These include:

Exmouth Beach Rescue Club – Epic Bay Surf Ski Race

 Competitors – 120 max
 Start – 11:00 (All competitors to start together) Finish (off water) 13:30
 Course will be patrolled by 4 rescue boats and a larger race marshal vessel.
 https://www.exmouthbeachrescueclub.org/

Exmouth Rowing Club – Offshore Event

 Event Start 1030hrs finish 17.00hrs.
 VHF Channel 72 will be used on the day.
 http://exmouthrowingclub.co.uk/

Exe Sailing Club Events

 Ore Stone Race Yacht Race – 11am Start
 Supernova Dinghy Open meeting
 VHF channel 8 will be used on the day.
 https://exe-sailing-club.org/

Vessels not taking part are asked to keep clear of competitors within this area during these events.

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