2025 2.4mR events are listed on the Google Calendar named: Canadian 2.4mR Class Association. You can view the calendar on the top menu of this site, or add it to your own Google or Microsoft Calendar here.
All race participants must be 2.4mR class members in good standing.
ISAF Plaque # 1027 includes both a completed Norlin OD Measurement Form (Nov 2021) and an International 2.4mR Measurement Form (Nov 2021). Buoyancy Certificate, Aug 5, 2022
Builder: Charger Composites, Finland
This boat was purchased nearly new in 2023 and has been sailed in the beautiful waters of Cadboro Bay. Currently configured with traditonal main and jib but can be configured with a jib boom with hand steering. It comes complete with slightly used Quantum Jib (designed for the jib boom) and North Main Sails.
The mast is Bjorndahl with a light weight boom. The boat was custom rigged by Tony Pocklington of Edge Sailing and Bruce Millar. The boat comes with a mobile storage cradle and has a boom up cover made by Leitch & McBride Sailmakers.
Many upgrades include: waterproof battery compartment and detachable solar panel, upgraded cradle and rerouted lines for ease of sailing.
It is critical that boats have sufficient flotation material to prevent sinking in the case of a swamping.
For Owners:
A boat MUST have a VALID buoyancy certificate to be eligible to race. This is in accordance with Rule A.15 of the 2024 version open 2.4 metre class rules or Rule A.18 of the 2024 version of the 2.4 Norlin One Design Rules.
A Buoyancy Certificate is valid for a maximum of five years from the date of confirmation (date of last test).
It is the responsibility of the boat owner to provide a valid buoyancy certificate when required by race organizers.
It is the boat owner’s responsibility to contact a qualified buoyancy certifier to arrange for a buoyancy check.
The following is the contact information of qualified Canadian certifiers of 2.4 meter buoyancy tests
The minutes from the ICA eAGM held 2025/02/08 are now available.
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The minutes from the ICA Technical Committee meeting held 2025/02/26 are now available.
2025 CanAm Series Event# 3 wrapped up February 16th with a total of 4 races sailed. Sunny, southern Florida delivered some spicey conditions on Saturday making for exciting racing for all. Sunday saw a little too much breeze on the Peace River and racing was cancelled. Tony Pocklington, Allan Leibel and Chuck Allen were on the podium this time taking 1st, 2nd and 3rd respectiviely. See the full results.
Long time NSC and NCASA Member Aaron Wong Awarded King Charles III Coronation Medal
Aaron Wong-Sing , a long time member of the Nepean Sailing Club and the National Capital Able Sail Association was recently presented with the King Charles III Coronation Medal at a ceremony in Vancouver BC. As stated in his nomination, Aaron is undeterred by barriers and has contributed significantly through both his federal public service and his role in able-bodied sports and volunteer work.
Aaron first joined NSC in 2006 when he moved to Ottawa from Vancouver and a co-worker suggested that he join the able sail program at NSC. Aaron participated in four Mobility Cups before deciding to purchase his own 2.4 Meter sailboat. Aaron (along with Christine Lavallee) joined the North American 2.4mR competitive circuit competing in ISAF World Cup events in Miami 2010 through 2015, World Paralymic Sailing Championships in Charlotte Harbour, Florida and Halifax, NS as well as numerous North American and Canadian Championships. Aaron was a member of the Ontario Sailing Team from 2010-2017. In 2013 Aaron won a Bronze Medal in Sailing at the Canada Games in Sherbrooke, Quebec and in 2017 followed this up by winning a Silver medal at the Canada Games in Gimli, MB.
Aaron’s contribution at NSC was more than just as a competitive sailor. He was a member of the sailing committee, was on the organizing committee for the 2012 Mobility Cup hosted by Nepean Sailing Club and the National Capital Able Sail Association and in 2019 was the co-chair of Mobility Cup. Aaron was a long time director of the National Capital Able Sail Association and served as its chair for three years. Aaron was also the treasurer of the Canadian 2.4 mR Class Association.
Aaron moved to Vancouver in 2022 to be closer to his family. He still actively sails out of Jericho Sailing Centre with the Adaptive Sailing Association of Vancouver.
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Please take a few minutes to review the Boat Info topic entitled “Buoyancy Certificates”. It has been updated and it is very important we all do our bit to bolster class safety.
Louise Anstey (CAN 2) completes buoyancy test. Photo by Doug Bell
2025 CanAm Series Event# 2 wrapped up January 25th with a total of 6 races sailed. Sunny, southern Florida turned out to be cold and rainy however, it didn’t stop Jeff Linton from taking straight bullets and the win of both the series and the North American Championships. Tony Pocklington and Chuck Allen joined Jeff on the podium taking 2nd and 3rd respectiviely. See the full results.
Sadly, no races were sailed in series 1.
The 2025 CanAm Series Event #1 gets underway Sunday, January 19th, 2025 at the Charlotte Harbor Yacht Club in sunny southern Florida
Participants have been arriving over the last week, boats are being prep’d for racing and the feeling of excitement is in the air. Canadian sailors from Montreal, Ottawa, Kingston and Toronto are making the trip south. Bonne chance and safe travels to all.
The good folks of the RVYC, 2.4mR fleet were out braving the gusty winds in the Dave Bleakney Ice Bowl held December 28th, 2024. Well done all that came out (9 boats).
2024 2.4mR events are listed on the Google Calendar named: Canadian 2.4mR Class Association. You can view the calendar on the top menu of this site, or add it to your own Google or Microsoft Calendar here.
Held at the Royal Hamilton Yacht Club in Hamilton, ON., Canada
7 races (including a practice race) were held in light to moderate breeze. Jeff Linton (DIYC) took the win, sailor math put Bruce Millar (RVYC) in 2nd and Tony Pocklington (CHYC) took 3rd.
Next stop, the Tred Avon Frostbite regatta in Oxford, MD
It’s time to start planning your trip(s) south for the 2025 CanAm Series. The first two events are happening Jan 20-25, 2025.
John Seepe has boats available. You can find John on FB.
A double axel box trailer (perfect for 2, 2.4mR’s) is for sale in Ottawa, ON. It’s equipped with windows, air conditioning, mast rack and more. Contact the web master for additional info.
2024 Canadian 2.4mR Championships
Held at the National Yacht Club in Toronto, ON., Canada
22 boats from as far south as Florida and as far west as Victoria participated in 8 races, sailed over 3 days in various wind and wave conditions.
Top finishers were Bruce Millar (RVYC) in 1st, Jeff Linton (DIYC) in 2nd and local talent John Finch (RHYC) took home 3rd.
Boats Available (Aug 25, 2024)
Sailors who are interested in buying a 2.4mR should respond to this post. There are boats available ranging in quality and price depending on individuals needs. Here are some of them. All are Norlin Mk III and most have NOD certificates.
Possibility to bring to Toronto if anyone wishes to make arrangements before hand.
Contact John Seepe for more information at [dot][at][dot]
Sarah Douglas in ILCA 6 brings home an 8th from the 2024 Olympics
After 9 races Sarah slipped into the medal race in 10th place. Gold and Silver were already established, Bronze was up for grabs but out of Sarah’s reach. This didn’t prevent her from fighting for that which was in reach and she jumped ahead of France and the US to land herself in 8th.
Congratulations Sarah!!!
See the Paris 2024 Results Centre here (select event “Women’s Dinghy”).