The BUSA committee has been closely monitoring the evolving situation in respect of the Covid-19 global pandemic as well as reviewing government & RYA advice and consulting with BUCS. BUSA, as an organisation representing and supporting student sailing, must put the health and safety of its members, volunteers and general public first. The following principles will be adopted by BUSA throughout the coming academic year:
We will continue to follow all guidance presented (Government, RYA, BUCS) to protect the health of our members
We will endeavour to freeze cost increases and implement strategies to preserve BUSA and our member clubs
We will ensure the quality & integrity of the competition we offer is maintained, in all disciplines.
We will be planning for all of our BUSA Championships to happen, adopting the principles above. This means BUSA/BUCS Fleet Racing Championships is still planned for November, with alternative arrangements being formulated if this becomes not possible.
The Women’s J70 Open Championships 2020 will be held from the 19th-20th of September from The Royal Thames Yacht Club, Cowes, Isle of Wight.
It is a fantastic opportunity for high quality competitive inshore one design racing, at the epicentre of…
It has become apparent from the feedback that has been received since the AGM supporting documents went live, that a more detailed document would be appreciated by the membership. To make this process more transparent, we are now making available a…
We are thrilled to announce that we have recently formed a partnership with leading sailing clothing manufacturer, Rooster Sailing, to further support our mission to improve access to sailing for university students across the UK.
On the weekend of the 29th Feb/1st March, 15 teams descended on Chew Valley Lake Sailing Club from all across the country for the BUCS Team Racing Playoffs hosted by Bristol University.
Saturday morning brought some surprisingly good sailing…
