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Kinsale Yacht 'Meridian' is First Irish Entry into Malta's 2022 Middle Sea Race - Vimarsana News

Kinsale Yacht 'Meridian' is First Irish Entry into Malta's 2022 Middle Sea Race

Some 49 yachts from 21 countries – including Ireland – have entered

Source: afloat.ie
Middle Sea Race Fleet Starts to Climb for October Fixture - Vimarsana News

Middle Sea Race Fleet Starts to Climb for October Fixture

At the same stage last year, a similar number had entered with the final fleet count reaching 114

Source: afloat.ie
2022 Rolex Middle Sea Race fleet starts to climb - Vimarsana News

2022 Rolex Middle Sea Race fleet starts to climb

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Middle Sea Race Fleet Building Nicely for October's 42nd Edition - Vimarsana News

Middle Sea Race Fleet Building Nicely for October's 42nd Edition

Middle Sea Race Fleet Building Nicely for October's 42nd Edition 5th May 2021 The Mediterranean’s premier 600-mile offshore classic looks well set for October Credit: Rolex/Kurt Arrigo COVID-19With six months to go to the start of the 42nd Rolex Middle Sea Race on Saturday, 23 October, the Mediterranean’s premier 600-mile offshore classic looks well set. Some 47 yachts from 17 countries have entered, currently ranging in size from the mighty 42.56 metres (140 feet) ClubSwan 125 Skorpios down to the 9.14m (29.12 ft) Pogo 30 One & Only. Following last year’s successful running of the ra...

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Rolex Middle Sea Race fleet builds steadily - Vimarsana News

Rolex Middle Sea Race fleet builds steadily

Rolex Middle Sea Race fleet builds steadily by Rolex Middle Sea Race 5 May 13:14 UTC 23 October 2021 With six months to go to the start of the 42nd Rolex Middle Sea Race on Saturday 23 October, the Mediterranean's premier 600-mile offshore classic looks well set. Some 47 yachts from 17 countries have entered, currently ranging in size from the mighty 42.56 metre (140 feet) ClubSwan 125 Skorpios down to the 9.14m (29.12 ft) Pogo 30 One and Only. Following last year's successful running of the race, the Royal Malta Yacht Club is quietly confident that not only will the 2021 edit...