The early signs weren’t promising for the Curtiss-Wright Impala Nationals, hosted this year by Parkstone Yacht Club. A rare alignment of forecast models told a brutal story of gales and rain for the three day event. For the ten boats Read more…
We’re excited to announce that the 2025 Impala Nationals will be held in Poole on the weekend of 13-14 September 2025, hosted by Parkstone Yacht Club. Great facilities for travelling boats, a beautiful place to sail and we are expecting Read more…
Ten Impalas took part in the Impala European Championships, held at EDYC in the beautiful surroundings of Strangford Lough in late May. Conditions were perfect for Impala racing, with 14 knots 17 knots from the South East, if a little Read more…
Not long now until the Impala European Championships on Strangford Lough! Check back here and on facebook to follow the event…
Our friends at Dart Sails and Covers (all successful ex-Impala owners themselves) have published a fantastic updated Tuning guide, covering everything from boat preparation to sail trim. Check it out below!
We are delighted to announce the Impala European Championship, incorporating the UK and Irish Nationals, next May 25th/26th 2024. East Down Yacht Club will host the event at their nine acre site on the shores of Strangford Lough. The weekend Read more…
Eleven boats entered the 2023 Impala Nationals superbly hosted by Hamble River Sailing Club from the 21 to 23 July and sponsored by Spinlock and Dart Sails. Racing was held in the central Solent, the spiritual home of this evergreen Read more…
Entry for the 2023 Nationals in Hamble is now open. You can read the Notice of Race here. Please visit this link to enter and pay online: https://www.hrsc.org.uk/event/857891 Visiting boats: please get in touch with either info@impala28.co.uk or the club Read more…
On the weekend of 27th – 28th of May, East Down Yacht Club in Strangford Lough will host the Impala Sonata Open Event, the 2 day event will have three windward/leeward one design races on Saturday with a daily prize Read more…
7 things you might not know about the Impala… by Peter Poland 1. Why is the Impala narrower than the Hydro and other similar length Half Tonners of its era?Because the original Hunter factory doors were only 9’3″ wide and Read more…
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