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Notes to PSC Sailing Program
Notes to PSC Sailing Program
All races are held according to Sailing Instructions posted on PSC Social Media and the Club Notice Board.
PSC communication channel 73, It is mandatory for all boats racing to carry a working VHF radio switched on during the duration of races.
It is mandatory for all boats racing to have on board, one lifejacket for each crew member, a working bilge pump, a bucket and lanyard an anchor and a minimum of 10 meters of line.
STARTING LINE continuation of front of last upriver set of piles
FINISHING LINE continuation of front of first or down river set of piles
River race courses:
COURSE (To be advised by Race Officer by VHF channel 73)
A. MARK 1 RUSTY CAN BUOY ON SOUTH SIDE AT MIDWAY DOWN THE RIVER ROUND TO STARBOARD MARK 2 PILLAR (CONSPICIOUS) NORTH SHORE ROUND TO STARBOARD ORANGE MARKER TO STARBOARD HOME
B. MARK 1 RUSTY CAN BUOY ON SOUTHERN MIDWAY DOWN THE RIVER ROUND TO STARBOARD MARK 2 PILLAR (CONSPICIOUS) NORTH SHORE AT MOUTH OF RIVER ROUND ORANGE MARKER BUOY UPRIVER FROM PILLAR OF POWER STATION TO STARBOARD
MARK 3 AS MARK 1
MARK 4 AS MARK 2
HOME
C. SELAT NAV BUOY ROUND EITHER SIDE HOME
Race Officer is the Club Commodore unless otherwise advised, start countdown advised by VHF will be minutes 5, 4, 3, 2,1 and start Recalls will be advised by Race Officer.
PSC Officer will record and collate race results.
Competitors are requested to note their finishing position on the FORM on the fridge in the Gym Room.
Upcoming events
Upcoming events
22nd Royal Langkawi Int. Regatta
22nd Royal Langkawi Int. Regatta
19. - 24.01.2026
The Royal Langkawi International Regatta (RLIR) 2026 is the highly anticipated 22nd edition of this premier sailing event, scheduled to take place from January 19 to January 24, 2026, hosted by the Royal Langkawi Yacht Club in Malaysia, serving as the traditional "curtain-raiser" for the Southeast Asian sailing calendar. Drawing international competitors, the regatta features intense competition across multiple classes—including Racing, IRC, Sportsboats, Multihulls, and Club Cruising—as sailors vie for prestigious accolades like the Prime Minister’s Challenge Trophy amidst the beautiful, challenging waters of the Andaman Sea, all while enjoying a celebrated blend of high-stakes racing and vibrant social activities.
29th The Bay Regatta
29th The Bay Regatta
18. - 22.02.2026
The 29th Bay Regatta is set to be held from February 18 to 22, 2026, offering participants a spectacular four-day sailing journey through the breathtaking tropical waters of Phang Nga Bay, Thailand. Widely recognized as "Asia's fun regatta," the event distinguishes itself from high-stakes competitions with its unique focus on camaraderie and stunning scenery, as fleets of monohulls and multihulls race amongst the famous towering limestone karsts that characterize the region between Phuket, Ko Yao Yai, and Krabi. Beyond the daytime competition in IRC and OMR classes, the Regatta is celebrated for its nightly beach parties, providing a relaxed and festive social atmosphere that makes it a favorite for both serious racers and cruising families.
Past events
Past events
Rebak island social regatta 2025
Rebak island social regatta 2025
4. - 7. 9.2025
The Rebak Island Social Regatta is more than just a sailing event—it is a celebration of community, connection, and maritime culture.
Featuring two professionally coordinated races, the Rebak Social Regatta and Rebak Junior Regatta hosted by Rebak Marina and the Kedah Sailing Association, participants are invited to experience the thrill of competitive sailing across breathtaking coastal waters.
Beyond the races, the event offers engaging activities to foster networking and camaraderie, alongside a unique flea market featuring sailing-related items and gear. The regatta also celebrates excellence in skill, sportsmanship, and community spirit, emphasizing nautical expertise, environmental stewardship, and the vibrant diversity of cultures.
RSYC Platu Match Racing PWE CUP
RSYC Platu Match Racing PWE CUP
24. - 27. 7.2025
10 TEAMS WERE ENTERED ONE EACH FROM RSYC, ADMIRALS COVE/ DASH (veterans), SSL, WIPERS, CATCY RIVER RATS (PREVIOUS CHAMPS) 3 FROM UMT TERENGANU AND OUR PSC SQUIBS
Most if not all were younger fitter and better qualified to handle the tippy PLATU 25 ft keelboats.
The only prize our team would have won was combined age (265) and the windy conditions 20/25 knots were against us too.
PSC SQUIB Team intended representatives were Jeremy Camps, Mike Wilder, PSC instructor Hasslan, Thomas plus Emy and Martin Crookes on different days.
In the practise on the Thursday, it was evident Jeremy was not mobile enough from sitting on the floor to handle the helm, Mike likewise so Lan who had owned PLATU no 5 at Admirals Cove was promoted to helm, with Mike on main sheet calling the tactics, Thomas on jib and Martin on spi (first race day no spinnakers as 2 already torn). Emy was dispatched to borrow 4 from the navy at Lumut.
It was windy which also benefitted the younger and fitter crews, the Team were further handicapped by the absence of the Commodores match racing skills (from participating in the Monsoon Cup) and he had been practising too.
Effectively in the 6 races we participated in, in 3 we were black flagged in at least one case wrongly (cannot take penalties before the start) and in 2 suffered breakages.
The results were quite even after day 2, one team with 6 wins and 4 teams with 5 wins, then there were 2 teams with 2 points and PSC SQUIBS with zero points, our battered team retired and did not participate on day 3 because we could not qualify anyway.
The event was won by the SSL team.
We felt it was important for PSC to take part as we had promised RSYC our support and our team did their best in far from easy circumstances, it was interesting to see the organisation which somehow worked using a large fishing sampan as a base for changing crews.
We did come away realising how much more fun Squib sailing is compared with these unstable yachts, definitely not for beginners.
An interesting experience! thanks to JCC Consultants for sponsoring the entry.
JCC
28/7/2025
35th Raja Muda Selangor Int. Regatta
35th Raja Muda Selangor Int. Regatta
14. - 22.11.2025
The Raja Muda Selangor International Regatta (RMSIR) is Malaysia’s oldest and most prestigious sailing event, held annually in November. Featuring offshore and harbor races along the west coast, it attracts a diverse fleet of yachts from around the world. Beyond thrilling competition, RMSIR offers vibrant social events and stunning coastal stops, making it a highlight of the regional sailing calendar.
4th Malaysian National Squib Championship
4th Malaysian National Squib Championship
13. - 15.6.2025
13. - 15.6.2025
The Peninsular Sailing Club Selangor (PSCS) proudly hosted the thrilling 4th Malaysian National Squib Championship, concluding on Sunday, 15th June 2025. The regatta featured 9 entrants (8 competing) from PSCS’s fleet of 18 Squibs, who raced over 7 exciting contests in challenging conditions.
The championship was marked by fierce competition, particularly between the RSYC team of Tom and Shafiq on Quicksilver and PSC Commodore Jeremy Camps with crew David Fitzpatrick on Cabaret 7. Going into the final race, Cabaret 7 needed a win to secure the title. In a dramatic start, Quicksilver used match racing tactics to push Cabaret 7 over the line, but Cabaret 7 made a brilliant comeback, finding a mid-river flyer and rounding the windward mark with a commanding 50-meter lead. They held on through the longest course—two sausages and two triangles—to clinch victory.
The final results were:
🥇 Cabaret 7 – Jeremy Camps / David Fitzpatrick
🥈 Quicksilver – Tom / Shafiq
🥉 Lady VG – RSYC Commodore Rama Menon / Justin (23 pts)
4️⃣ Second Wind – Charles / Martin (25 pts)
5️⃣ Alice – Rainer / Mike (26 pts)
6️⃣ Emily – Evan / Wolfram (32 pts)
7️⃣ Buck Up – Malaysian Seascouts Sean / Wan (32 pts)
8️⃣ Jerry – Thomas / Richard (35 pts)
The championship concluded with a fantastic celebration at the Club Cafeteria, where members enjoyed delicious food prepared by PSC’s own Chef and member Peter Hindle. Congratulations to all participants for an exciting and memorable regatta!
Mobula 8 launched at PSC with Minister Nik Nazmi's Address
Mobula 8 launched at PSC with Minister Nik Nazmi's Address
10.2.2025
10.2.2025
A new chapter in Malaysia's fight against marine plastic waste officially began today at the Peninsular Sailing Club in Pulau Indah, with the inauguration of the Mobula 8 sea cleaner. The momentous occasion saw the Minister of Natural Resources and Environmental Sustainability, Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad, deliver a speech highlighting the critical need for this initiative.
The project is a collaborative effort by Malaysia's Marine Research Foundation, Swiss NGO The SeaCleaners, and the Minister's own Ministry. Minister Nik Nazmi emphasized Malaysia's significant marine debris problem due to increasing waste generation. The Mobula 8, an innovative vessel designed to efficiently remove surface plastics, will be stationed in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah.
While the Mobula 8 will actively clean the waters, the Minister stressed that the initiative also underscores the broader commitment to strengthening waste management, raising public awareness, and fostering a culture of sustainability to prevent pollution at its source. The launch marks a pivotal step towards innovative, on-the-ground action for a healthier Malaysian marine environment.
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