MYCQ

Fastest Yachts

Raw Nerve has achieved the most Line Honours wins with 5 wins in 2007, 2007, 2005, 2004 and 2000

Yacht Number of Line Honours
Raw Nerve 5
Team Australia 5
Captain Bligh 4
Simply the Best 4
Rex 3
Boss 3
Team Australia 2
Assassin 2
Flat Chat 2
Morticia 2
Pumpkin Eater 2
Renegade 2
Shotover 2
Shotover II 2
Vagabond 2
Viva 2

Race Records have been set on 9 occasions with Rex currently holding the race record

Year Boat Skipper   Design Elapsed Time Avg Speed (knots)
2022 Rex Dale Mitchell T ORMA60 14:16:28 21.05
2019 Beau Geste MOD70 Karl Kwok T MOD70 15:26:52 19.94
2012 Team Australia Sean Langman T ORMA60 16:28:21 18.70
2004 Raw Nerve Martin Riley C Crowther 18:55:09 16.28
2001 Rogntudijuuu Philippe Coste C Crowther 20:35:02 14.96
1993 XL2 Paul Nudd C Crowther 21:01:30 14.65
1982 Shotover Adrian Rogers C Crowther 21:05:00 14.43
1971 Manta II John Hitch T Crowther 26:04:33 11.81
1969 Renegade Syd Luxford T Hedley Nicol 29:52:47 10.31
1964 (Set during QCYC Race) Vagabond Hedley Nicol T Hedley Nicol 32:08:34 9.58

These are the fastest times on record. These are all times that are less than 22 hours

Year Boat Skipper   Design Elapsed Time Avg Speed (knots
2022 Rex Dale Mitchell T ORMA60 14.16.28 21.45
2019 Beau Geste MOD70 Karl Kwok T MOD70 15:26:52 19.94
2012 Team Australia Sean Langman T ORMA60 16:28:21 18.70
2021 Rex Dale Mitchell T ORMA60 16:47:25 16.79
2004 Raw Nerve Martin Riley C Crowther 18:55:09 16.28
2022 Rogntudijuuu Ken Trevillien C Crowther 19:31:34 15.78
2022 Rushour Drew Carruthers C Drew Carruthers 20:26:43 15.08
2001 Rogntudijuuu Philippe Coste C Crowther 20:35:02 14.96
2019 Rushour Drew Carruthers C Drew Carruthers 20:41:28 14.89
1993 XL2 Paul Nudd C Crowther 21:01:30 14.65
1982 Shotover Adrian Rogers C Crowther 21:05:00 14.43
2019 Top Gun Darren Drew C Crowther 21:50:55 14.10

The following graph shows the trend for the fastest elapsed time for each race since 1965. It shows the fastest yachts in Australia have gone from averaging 50 hours, to complete the race, to averaging 20 hours. From a speed perspective it shows yachts have gone from averaging about 6 knots to averaging 14.5 knots

Fastest Elapsed Time for Each race with a Trend line

This is a scatter graph of all recorded elapsed times. It shows a tend of yachts getting quicker. Yachts have gone from averaging 50 hours, to complete the race, to averaging 35 hours. From a speed perspective it shows yachts have gone from averaging about 6 knots to averaging 9 knots

Scatter Graph of Elapsed Times for all Yachts with Trend Line

 Multihull Yacht Club Queensland

 
The MYCQ is Australia's premier Multihull Yacht Club. We count some very experienced sailors among our members, who have achieved many championships, titles, world voyages, Australian and even world circumnavigations. Also included in our membership are most of Australia's principal multihull designers, many builders and other people in the marine industry. This wealth of knowledge is a great asset of our club.
2021 Brisbane to Gladstone Start
Rex and Storm Bay at the start. Zero is the start boat.
2019 Brisbane to Gladstone Start
From left: Cosmos, Rushour, Top Gun, Fruition, Boss
2018 Brisbane to Gladstone Start
Hasta La Vista and Kestral under RAAF C-17A Globemaster III
2017 Brisbane to Gladstone Start
Rushour, Boss Racing, Plan B, Top Gun, XL2, No Problem, Hasta La Vista, Fantasia, Renaissance
2016 Brisbane to Gladstone Start
Free Spirit, Boat Works, Fantasia, Hasta La Vista, Boss, Morticia
2015 Brisbane to Gladstone Start
Moticia, Fantasia, Boat Works (taken from Renaissance)
2014 Brisbane to Gladstone Start
No Problem, BulletProof, Fantasia, Hasta La Vista, McMoggy, Catalina, Cut Snake

Club Membership

Become a new MYCQ Club Member or renew your Club Membership for the next calendar year, please click the link and complete the form online Membership Application Form

Club Calendar

The Club Calendar has a schedule of all the Club's Meetings, Social Events, Cruise Events and Racing Events.

Club Meetings

The Club meets on the first Thursday of each month at our clubhouse in Trafalgar Street, Manly at 7.30pm, except January, December and April. We usually have a guest speaker, demonstration, display, video or film. Visitors are welcome. Come and join us. We are located Here (Darling Point Sailing Squadron)

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Boat Profiles

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Club Library

The Club has a large collection of books which can be borrowed by members. See the list of books and magazines here.

News

Offshore Multihull Rating (OMR) System

The MYCQ Administers the Offshore Multihull Rating (OMR) System, which is used to handicap all Multihull Yachts. It is similar to the IRC system used for monohulls but is tailored to be applied to all Multihull Designs. This website provides:

The MYCQ regularly reviews the OMR formulas by looking at race results and analysing trends and new technologies to ensure the OMR system is current and as accurate as possible.

As with most handicapping systems, it is not perfect and rather than criticizing the system and the people that administer it we encourage you to become involved in the club and contribute to developing the system.

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