Rockingham Race Regatta
Saturday 26 & Sunday 27 November 2022:
An annual weekend for sail and power.
Two passage races and two windward-leeward races for our 2022 Rockingham Race Regatta. In partner with The Cruising Yacht Club – Rockingham and Barchetta in Cottesloe.
Sail and power yachts stay overnight in Rockingham with hospitality ashore at TCYC.
Saturday – one around the buoys race off Cottesloe Beach followed by the Dolphin Race, a coastal passage race from Cottesloe to Rockingham. Watch the racing from North Cottesloe between 0930 and midday!
Sunday – one around the buoys race in Rockingham followed by the Gordon Craig Ocean Race, the return coastal passage finishing at South Mole in Fremantle. View the yacht racing from Rockingham Beach between 10am and midday.
46th Farrawa Cup Series – Presentation Evening (Friday 28 April 2023, use this link)
An annual weekend for sail and power.
Two passage races and two windward-leeward races for our 2022 Rockingham Race Regatta. In partner with The Cruising Yacht Club – Rockingham and Barchetta in Cottesloe.
Sail and power yachts stay overnight in Rockingham with hospitality ashore at TCYC.
Saturday – one around the buoys race off Cottesloe Beach followed by the Dolphin Race, a coastal passage race from Cottesloe to Rockingham. Watch the racing from North Cottesloe between 0930 and midday!
Sunday – one around the buoys race in Rockingham followed by the Gordon Craig Ocean Race, the return coastal passage finishing at South Mole in Fremantle. View the yacht racing from Rockingham Beach between 10am and midday.
46th Farrawa Cup Series – Presentation Evening (Friday 28 April 2023, use this link)
2022 Rockingham Race Regatta
Around the Bouys
Coastal Passage Racing
Beachside Ocean Racing
Event Schedule:
SATURDAY 26 NOVEMBER
- 0700 For teams berthing at FSC, Galley open for breakfast and coffee.
- 0940 North Cottesloe, first warning signal for the around the buoys race.
- Warning signal for the Dolphin Race, passage to Rockingham, will be after all yachts have finished the around the buoys race.
- Ferry service with TCYC, moorings to shore from when boats arrive in Rockingham until 1800.
- 1630 TCYC Galley opens for food.
- 1800 Presentations at TCYC.
- Buffet dinner at TCYC, 1830 to 2030, socialise and enjoy the evening at the Club.
- Ferry service continues after presentation until 2100.
SUNDAY 27 NOVEMBER
- Ferry service from 0630 if required to bring teams from moorings to shore.
- Buffet breakfast at TCYC, 0700 to 0830.
- Ferry service from TCYC jetty to moorings, 0830 to 0915.
- 1025 Cockburn Sound, first warning signal for one around the buoys race.
- Warning signal for the Gordon Craig Ocean Race, passage to Fremantle, will be after all yachts have finished the around the buoys race.
Race Information:
Event Noticeboard
Includes results, all race paperwork and instructions for competitors
Race Entry
Use the link to enter the racing or update your existing race entry.
Ocean Racing WA Season Handbook
Click to view the 2022-2023 edition
Race History
The first race for the Gordon Craig took place in 1949 and the Dolphin Race in 1953. Over the last 60 years these races have been made up of a number of different course formats from windward-leeward racing to short passage races. In the last few years the course has taken yachts from Fremantle to Rockingham for an overnight stay at TCYC and then Rockingham back to Fremantle on the Sunday.
The Bill Schulstad Memorial Trophies
These trophies will be awarded to the boats in Divisions 1, 2 and 3 with the best aggregate IRC corrected time for both races (Dolphin Race / Gordon Craig Ocean Race). Bill Schulstad was a long serving member of The Cruising Yacht Club and instrumental in the famous Cockburn Sound Regattas that dominated the offshore sailing season for many years. Bill was also deeply involved in te administration of yachting through YWA and was a life member of that organisation.
The first race for the Gordon Craig took place in 1949 and the Dolphin Race in 1953. Over the last 60 years these races have been made up of a number of different course formats from windward-leeward racing to short passage races. In the last few years the course has taken yachts from Fremantle to Rockingham for an overnight stay at TCYC and then Rockingham back to Fremantle on the Sunday.
The Bill Schulstad Memorial Trophies
These trophies will be awarded to the boats in Divisions 1, 2 and 3 with the best aggregate IRC corrected time for both races (Dolphin Race / Gordon Craig Ocean Race). Bill Schulstad was a long serving member of The Cruising Yacht Club and instrumental in the famous Cockburn Sound Regattas that dominated the offshore sailing season for many years. Bill was also deeply involved in te administration of yachting through YWA and was a life member of that organisation.
