The 2023 RORC Vice Admiral's Cup will feature fifty boats racing with the Royal Ocean Racing Club. The Cape 31, J/111 and J/109 Classes will race under one-design rules with the HP30+ and Quarter Tonner Classes racing under the IRC Rating Rule.
Three days of action are scheduled with multiple races per day on windward leeward courses and tight round the cans racing. Weather forecasts are predicting superb conditions for Saturday and Sunday for the regatta.
Over 300 sailors are expected for the RORC Vice Admiral's Cup with corinthian sailors rubbing shoulders with top professionals. The Vice Admiral's Cup has always featured a full social programme. The RORC Cowes Clubhouse will be regatta central for fun filled evening entertainment, especially the Prize Giving, held at the RORC Clubhouse on Sunday 21 May.
This year is the third Vice Admiral's Cup featuring the Cape 31 Class and with 25 entries it will be the biggest collection of Cape 31s in the history of the class. Last year's winner, Michael Bartholomew's Tokoloshe 4 returns to defend the title with son David on the tiller.
For information about the RORC Vice Admiral's Cup and the Royal Ocean Racing Club: www.rorc.org
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