Glasgow Grouse

25th October to 26th October 2025 at Loch Ore

The first event of the Scottish Season brings together teams from across the UK and Ireland for a weekend of racing

2024 Results

This event will use the new kSail Single Change Swiss League. This is a scheduling and scoring format developed by kSail to provide closer peer to peer sailing for all competitors, while maximising racing time by reducing the number of changeovers.

Click to learn more about kSail Single Change Swiss

Racing is split into "rounds" during which each team will sail two races.
The race schedule is based on each teams performance and ranking and is automatically generated as racing progresses.
The first round is created using a random draw, the second round is generated as races in the first round are completed. The third round is then generated using the ranking from the end of the first round, the fourth round is generated using the results from the second round and so onward.

In a standard swiss league, both teams change out after every race. In the kSail Single Change Swiss, just one team will swap after each race which helps keep racing running. To ensure all teams can meet all other teams, the first race in each round will start with two new teams meaning that there is one double change needed near the end of the previous round.

The tie breaks are designed to favour teams who have performed consistently well, first by winning races but with a priority given to winning and sailing in races against highly ranked teams. Unlike in many round robin formats, there is no consideration given to the points scored by each team in any race.

As the kSail system develops, the kSail Team are keen to receive feedback on both the system and on the new format, as a sailor, parent, teacher, coach, official or spectator, please use our Feedback Form to make suggestions!




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The Event is Supported By

Glasgow University Sailing Club

Founded in 1912 running fleet racing and team racing to match racing and two annual yacht cruises, we offer plenty of ways to get out on the water, plus a busy calendar of socials
gusa.gla.ac.uk/groups/clubs/id/sailing


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