Sharing a few good practices for racing during COVID

No substitute for your own research or what the experts are telling us, just a helpful start

• If any of the following are true, please STAY HOME:\
• you’ve been exposed to anyone with symptoms or a diagnosis of COVID
• your temperature in the last 24 hours was higher than normal
• you have been asked to quarantine by state or local health officials
• you have been diagnosed with COVID
• Respect your fellow competitors and their families by wearing a mask. When you need a breather head downwind of your crewmates
• Space yourself at the rail and limit time in proximity to others
• Establish rules for going below, most boats based on size have a limit of one or two folks
• Avoid the chips and other shared food
• Be mindful of others in the community when you are in the marina and parking lots
• Skip the clubhouse for now – we’re spiffing it up and you’ll enjoy it that much more when we open the bar and can socialize again.

Corinthian Yacht Club of Seattle organizes weeknight racing from April through September and several weekend regattas totaling over 100 days of racing each year.

We race on Lake Washington and Puget Sound and our racers come from levels of experience from first time racers to world championship and Olympic sailors.