Combined Clubs Summer Pennant Series - Race 8 by Jane Austin 28 Feb 05:07 UTC 27 February 2021 The Division One fleet hits the start line in Race 8 of the Combined Clubs Summer Pennant Series © Colleen Darcey
There s not much that Tasmanian sailing legend Don Calvert doesn t know about sailing on the River Derwent in Hobart, and the proof was in the pudding yesterday with the skipper sailing his Castro 40, Intrigue, to victory on IRC and AMS handicaps, and taking out third place on performance in Division One of the Combined Clubs Summer Pennant Series.
Ross Mannering, bowman on Intrigue and Vice Commodore of the Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania, said that the breeze was a bit up and down, but they had a great day on the water. After a general recall, Intrigue headed east off the start line which paid off for the team. Despite a wineglass at the start of the second downwind leg, we managed to just get enough time on our rivals and, once again this s
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Mornington set to host first leg of Sailing Champions League Asia Pacific 6 February 2021
Victoria s Mornington Yacht Club will host the first leg of the Sailing Champions League – Asia Pacific this weekend with 12 teams entered from a number of clubs across Victoria, as well as a team from Tasmania.
With the restart of the SCL program pushed back due to the impacts of COVID-19 in 2020, this weekend s event signals a much anticipated return for the popular ‘rock-up-and-race’ format that was successfully launched in Australia over the last couple seasons.
Event director Mark Turnbull said he was thrilled to be able to get the SCL program back on track in the late part of this season and things were moving forward to deliver three great events between now and April.
Mornington set to host first leg of the Sailing Champions League Asia Pacific by Harry Fisher 5 Feb 11:38 UTC 6-7 February 2021
Victoria s Mornington Yacht Club will host the first leg of the Sailing Champions League - Asia Pacific this weekend with 12 teams entered from a number of clubs across Victoria, as well as one interstate team from Tasmania.
With the restart of the SCL program pushed back due to the impacts of COVID-19 in 2020, this weekend s event signals a much anticipated return for the popular rock-up-and-race format that was successfully launched in Australia over the last couple seasons.
Event director Mark Turnbull said he was thrilled to be able to get the SCL program back on track in the late part of this season and things were moving forward to deliver three great events between now and April.
Excitement builds ahead of the 6ty SB20 Tasmanian Championship 2021 by Jane Austin 28 Jan 21:36 UTC 30-31 January 2021 Expect some fast and colourful sailing from the SB20 fleet on the Tamar River at Beauty Point © Jane Austin
Excitement is building for the 6ty degrees SB20 Tasmanian Championship which will be held over two days this weekend at Beauty Point on the picturesque Tamar River.
Scott Glanville, President of the SB20 Association of Australia said it s the first time the Port Dalrymple Yacht Club has hosted an SB20 Class event and is testament to the growth of the Class in the north of the state.
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