The ‘Wal’s Corner prize’ for the best score at Turn 6 was jointly won by Craig Black on Odyssey and Jim O’Hare on Fortitude. For newcomers, the Power Cruising and Navigation Committee team is always available to help with planning a course to steer, developing navigation skills and entering waypoints into GPS units. With the dedication of committees, Volunteers and Squadron staff, together with the generous support of sponsors including Trymax Marine Electronics, Gold Coast City Marina and Lion, navigation continues to thrive. From compass to GPS – and in all sorts of conditions, the 2025–26 season showed the science and enjoyment of navigating remains alive and well at RQYS! n Above: The much-prized Past Commodores’ Cup, which can be viewed in one of the numerous glass display cases in the RQYS Members Lounge. Above: Commodore Curtis Skinner presenting some very drinkable winner’s prizes to Geoff Stanhope ( ‘Blue Dolphin’). Above: Cruising and Navigation Committee Chair James Tapp (standing, top left), with Commodore Curtis Skinner looking on, addresses the Goodwill Cup teams gathered at the Squadron Longhouse, Canaipa, at the Sunday morning official presentations to the event winners. GCCM, now part of the d'Albora family, is the single destination for your lift (up to 300T), service, maintenance and repairs. Whatever your vessel needs, it's all located in one destination. Proud Sponsors of RQYS Destination ONE DOES IT ALL Discover more and book now | GCCM.com.au | 07 5502 5888 EQ Powerboat Navigation Report 54
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