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Click on the photo below to see all the photos of the Class M regatta from 08/03/2026 at CNCR, in Choisy Le Roy, with about ten racers. We used four autonomous GPS buoys, two for the starting line and two as leeward gates. They performed very well and remained on the water, very stable, from 9:30 am to 5:00 pm. On average, 40% of the batteries remained after 7.5 hours of use in light winds. Cliquez sur la photo pour accéder à toutes les photos de la régate A video of the rega

Beautiful day for regatta racing, with mild temperatures but unfortunately little wind. A few pleasant breezes allowed us to complete 8 races. We used 4 autonomous GPS buoys to mark the course and reposition it according to the wind's whims. The buoys performed very well, remaining on the water for 7 hours. Enjoy the video summary below.

Discover how quick and easy it is to set up a complete regatta course using autonomous GPS buoys . We are very pleased to have achieved this goal. These new generation buoys allow you to deploy, modify and manage a course in record time — with unparalleled precision and without using an anchor. If you are passionate about RC sailing, autonomous systems or innovative tools for regatta management, watch this video!

Why Autonomous Buoys? Make organizing regattas easier : position up to 6 buoys in just a few moments, effortlessly. Adapt the course to real conditions : define your regatta according to the wind and the body of water. Gain autonomy : the buoys move and position themselves on their own to mark the route. Parcours type de régate VRC Why did you create these buoys? Traditional buoys require a boat to be launched, with the risk of damaging the seabed from the anchor. Setting up

Replay of a training race at La Sourderie on 08/31/2025