This website is for anyone who is interested in Cambridge team racing, dinghy sailing, board sports, and match racing. Club sailing takes place in boats of 30 feet in length or under. ‘Big Boat’ stuff in craft over 24 feet in length is the province of the CU Yacht Club. And we get together in the overlap!
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Photos of Cambridge Team Racing, Dinghy Sailing, Board Sports
The CUCrC caters for all types of sailing – see the photos below. Find out more about individual section activities on our Team and Match Racing, Recreational Dinghy Sailing, and Board Sports pages – and use the menu line at the top of this page to access the whole site. Reload this page to see a fresh set of photos!
Team Racing & Match Racing
Recreational Dinghy Sailing
Board Sports
(Windsurfing, Wingfoiling, Kiteboarding)
Sustainability at the CUCrC
As sailors we depend on the outside environment more than perhaps any other sport. Having a healthy and clean aquatic environment is key to our enjoyment and safety as is having a clean shore environment. Due to this we at CUCrC place great focus on sustainability.
Following Gold in the 2022-23 RYA Green Blue University Sailing Sustainability Challenge, in 2023-24 the club achieved Platinum Level.
Green Blue is an environmental program initiated by the RYA and British Marine. It aims to enable and empower boating communities to help safeguard waters, wildlife and habitats. These communities work by raising sustainability awareness, providing resources, delivering education and working with government bodies and other organisations to ensure that boating practise is as sustainable as possible.
This year we are doing safety and wildlife audits at the Club, running social media advice campaigns, organising lakeside ‘beach’ cleans, arranging clothes and kit swaps, as well as running many other fun and educational events. If you have additional ideas about how we can improve sustainability at the Club, our dedicated sustainability officer, Mia Becker is eager to hear your opinions.
Cambridge sailors take sustainability seriously and last year the Club won a Bronze Award in the RYA Green Blue competition. This (2021/22) year we are planning to improve and win a Silver Award!Green Blue is an environmental program initiated by the RYA and British Marine. It aims to enable and empower boating communities to help safeguard waters, wildlife and habitats. These communities work by raising sustainability awareness, providing resources, delivering education and working with government bodies and other organisations to ensure that boating practise is as sustainable as possible.As sailors we depend upon healthy bodies of water for our sports, and are ourselves passionate about conservation and the climate crisis, so we have got involved in the programme with enthusiasm and determination.This year we are going to be doing safety and wildlife audits at the Club, running social media advice campaigns, organising lakeside ‘beach’ cleans, arranging clothes and kit swaps, as well as running many other fun and educational events. If you have additional ideas about how we can improve sustainability at the Club, our dedicated sustainability officer, Mia Becker is eager to hear your opinions – please do drop us a line!
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