ISORA Logo NewSmallerWith  the introduction of YTC in Ireland for 2026, the ISORA Technical committee has agreed to  apply the YTC rating in both Coastal Series in Ireland and Wales for a separate 'Silver YTC Class'. See article about YTC in ireland on Afloat.ie - here

ISORA Hon. Sec., Sephen Tudore, said .. 'this Silver YTC Class is an ideal starter class for previously non-racing boats and as an introduction to the fun of Coastal Races'.

This will be on the following criteria:

  • Coastal Races remain Category 4 with associated safety conditions.

 YTC is a modern, low‑cost rating system developed by the RYA and powered by the RORC Rating Office to make yacht racing more accessible and enjoyable for cruising and cruiser‑racer sailors.

It offers a simple, transparent handicap that works across a wide range of boats, encouraging participation in club racing, regattas, and one‑off events without the complexity of traditional measurement rules.

Using straightforward boat data and an easy online application process, YTC helps skippers of all experience levels compete fairly and confidently.

You can find more detail on YTC at https://rorcrating.com/ryaytc

 


 

 

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Anticipated 2026 Class bands are anticipated as follows:

Class 0 = 1.070 or greater
Class 1 = 1.010 to 1.069
Class 2 = 1.009 or less

2026 bands will be published before the first Race.


 

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