New York Yacht Club’s Harbour Court

This is the oldest continually run regatta in the USA, and it’s open to yachts with a minimum LOA of 25 feet in IRC, One-Design, Cruiser-Racer, Double-Handed, Classic and Multihull divisions.

This event for one-design keelboats is open to Etchells, J/70s, Melges 20s, Melges 24s and IC37s.

To celebrate the 175th anniversary of its founding in 1844, the New York Yacht Club will host this week-long regatta at its Harbour Court clubhouse in Newport, Rhode Island. Participation is limited to members of the New York Yacht Club and the four invited yacht clubs (Royal Thames Yacht Club, Royal Yacht Squadron, St. Francis Yacht Club and Yacht Club Costa Smeralda) and the U.S. service academies entering yachts with an LOA of 30 feet or greater…

This New York Yacht Club regatta has one Spinnaker class for IRC yachts with a rating of 1.07 or faster. The Queen's Cup has a unique starting system in that each yacht may start within a 2-minute window of the starting gun and their actual elapsed time will be used to calculate their corrected time. All helmspersons must have a current Group 1 sailor classification.

This regatta is hosted by the New York Yacht Club at their Harbour Court clubhouse in Newport, Rhode Island.

© Melges IC37 First run in 2009, this biennial event is for teams of amateur sailors representing yacht clubs from around the world, and this year it will be sailed in the New York Yacht Club’s brand new fleet of 20 Melges IC37s.

© Sarah Wilkinson / @MelgesIC37Class / @BeigelSailingMedia This inaugural event will be hosted by the New York Yacht Club at their Harbour Court clubhouse in Newport, Rhode Island.

Photo by Rolex / Daniel Forster Hosted by the New York Yacht Club at their Harbour Court clubhouse in Newport, Rhode Island, North America's oldest annual regatta will feature three great days of racing including the separately scored Around-the-Island Race on Friday, June 14, two awards parties and one fabulous regatta dinner on Saturday night. Competition will take place in IRC/ORC, PHRF and one-design classes, as well as for classic yachts and multihulls. The New York Yacht Club Annual Regatta was first run…

North America’s oldest annual regatta features three great days of racing including the separately scored Around-the-Island Race on Friday, 8/28. Competition will take place in ORC, PHRF, multihull and one-design classes and during the Two-Day Series organizers intend sail in the format that the fleets are accustomed to – i.e. drop mark buoy racing for most and navigator racing for some. The focus of this year’s event is getting back on the water and sailing. At this time, there are no planned shoreside or…

Harbour Court, Newport, Rhode Island2015 Tiedemann Classics RegattaJuly 11-12, 2015 hosted by the New York Yacht Club.Sailing inside the Harbor up close to Gould Island.©Paul Todd/OUTSIDEIMAGES.COMOUTSIDE IMAGES PHOTO AGENCY Hosted by the New York Yacht Club at their Harbour Court clubhouse in Newport, Rhode Island and featuring divisions for Vintage, Classic, Modern Classic and Spirit of Tradition boats (and possibly One-Design), this event kicks off the 2021 Classic Yacht Owners Association’s Challenge Series. For more information, log…

This regatta will be hosted by the New York Yacht Club at their Harbour Court clubhouse in Newport, Rhode Island. For more information, call 401-845-9633 or email [email protected].

Hosted by the New York Yacht Club at their Harbour Court clubhouse in Newport, Rhode Island, this event is open to ORC yachts with a CDL of 1.05 or greater.

This biennial regatta for teams of amateur sailors representing yacht clubs from around the world is sailed in Melges IC37s.

The second edition of this invitational event, hosted by the New York Yacht Club at their Harbour Court clubhouse in Newport, Rhode Island and sailed in Sonars, showcases the best female racers in the country. For more information, log onto https://nyyc.org/2022-women-s-2v2-team-race.

Hosted by the New York Yacht Club at their Harbour Court clubhouse in Newport, Rhode Island and first run in 1845, North America’s oldest annual regatta features three great days of racing including the separately scored Around-the-Island Race on Friday, June 11. Competition will take place in ORC, PHRF and One-Design classes, as well as Multihulls and Classics (the latter competing for the CYOA Tiedemann Trophy).