Congratulations Aaron!
Aaron Farrar from The Gladstone Radio Controlled Yacht Club has been crowned 2026 IOM Australian Champion at Lake Kawana on the Sunshine Coast after a tense 4 days of racing on the 20 - 23 August. It came down to the last leg of the last race where Aaron held his nerve to win the race and have enough places back to Paul Jones to leap frog him and take the title.
Read a more detailed description in the latest news.
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Welcome to the GRCYC
The Gladstone Radio Controlled Yacht Club (GRCYC) is a legacy to all our many members, past and present.
The GRCYC sails most Sundays (with the kind permission of the Gladstone Ports Corporation) to the right-hand side of the VMR building, on the commercial jetty in the Gladstone Marina.
From a unique 'overwatch' position, sailors and spectators enjoy unrestricted views of the International One Metre class of yacht against a stunning Gladstone backdrop, While one-design yacht racing is fast-paced and competitive, sportsmanship and fair play have been at the heart of our club since it's 're-birth in 2005
If you are interested, the GRCYC has a complimentary club boat to experience this challenging sport first-hand, come down and see members on site for details.
New members and spectators are most welcome.
Keen to have a try?
Feel Free to drop our secretary an email for more information about coming for a sail or joining our club in 2026.
Email secretary@rcyachts.com.au or feel free to give him a call on 0417 623 530.
You can also use the Contact Us form below to get in touch.
We sail most Sunday afternoons from noon on.
The location where we sail is here.
Check out our Facebook page using the link above right for updates on sailing days.
Our Mission: “To foster the love of sailing and the sport of radio controlled yachting”
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Since the time of dreaming, Koongo, place of water, Yallarm, place of shells, and its environs have been the home of our
First Nations peoples — the Bailai, Gurang, Gooreng Gooreng and Taribelang Bunda nations.
The GRCYC pays our respects to the Traditional Owners and custodians of the land and waters on which we sail.