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Get Ready for September Sailboat Racing on Lake Tahoe

Lake Tahoe sailboat racing season is almost over, but this year Tahoe Yacht Club (TYC) is hosting two interesting casual races in September in addition to their annual ILCA Fleet Championship.

Lake Tahoe has a competitive Express 27 fleet.
© 2026 Tahoe Yacht Club

Women’s Skipper Race: Wednesday, September 9, 5 p.m.

TYC celebrates women at the helm in this fun keelboat race for female skippers. Sail with any crew combination, women, men or both, and feel free to rotate crew positions during the race, as long as a woman remains at the helm while racing. Invite your crew and enjoy a spirited evening on the water!

The NOR can be found here.

Shorthanded race: Wednesday, September 16, 5 p.m.

For singlehanded and doublehanded keelboat skippers, this fun, one-division race is a chance to test your sailing skills with limited crew. Whether you enjoy the challenge of sailing solo or with one trusted teammate, this race emphasizes boat handling, tactics and smart decision-making. If you’re looking for a different kind of racing experience, register today and come join the fun!

The NOR can be found here.

TYC ILCA Fleet Championship

Tahoe Yacht Club’s ILCA Fleet Championship is one of the highlights of the Sierra racing season.
© 2026 Tahoe Yacht Club

Tahoe Yacht Club’s annual ILCA Fleet Championship, which attracts many dinghy sailors from the Bay Area, is coming up the weekend of September 12 and 13. ILCA boats will be launching at Tahoe City’s Lake Forest Boat Ramp, with a BBQ at Tahoe Yacht Club on Saturday after racing. Camping will be available onsite/nearby at the state campground, or competitors can choose one of many accommodation options in Tahoe City. Open to ILCA 4.7s, ILCA 6s and ILCA 7s.

The NOR can be found here.

If you would like to participate in any of these races, come on up to Lake Tahoe. Details and registrations can be found here.

 

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