Race Management

Photo Credit: Paul Gibbins Photography

This part of the Falmouth Week website is devotedto Race Management. Check here to find out everything that you need to know if you want to race or view the results during the week. All the necessary documents allowing you to enter your boat will be made available here.

Please note that because of weak demand and to avoid further complicating an already highly complex scoring task for volunteers, the Organising Committee and the Commodores of the six Clubs have decided that there will continue to be no daily entries in 2026 other than to the standalone Bay Ancasta Champagne Race and the Carrick Loveday Rum Race on Wednesday.

PoFSA Charity of the Year – Children’s Sailing Trust.
CST’s mission is to inspire young people to reach their potential by building skills and transforming lives through sailing. Through its charitable sailing programme, CST provides local primary school children from the Helford and surrounding area with free sailing lessons, giving children from all backgrounds and abilities the opportunity to experience the joy of sailing while developing confidence, competence, resilience, and teamwork on the stunning Cornish waters of the Helford River. For children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND), sessions take place at Trevassack Lake, CST’s specially designed headquarters equipped with adaptive mobility equipment and safe learning spaces to support young people with anxiety and additional needs. By donating through our Charity of the Year partnership, you will be helping to support the next generation of young sailors across the Falmouth and Helford area.

During on-line entry, there is an opportunity to donate to the Charity of the Year.  PoFSA will match-fund competitor donations.