Another Chapter, Neil Sargeant’s Beneteau 44.7, has won the Ocean Racing Club of Victoria’s slow and fluctuating Melbourne to King Island Yacht Race, while Paul Buchholz’s Extasea took line honours.
The 2023 South Australian Sailing Summit will provide a great opportunity for clubs and classes to share information and ideas, allow Australian Sailing to hear directly from the community via workshops following the Club Survey and receive an update on hot topics and the Australian Sailing strategic priorities.
Our next opportunity to become a qualified Dinghy Instructor in South Australia is coming up Monday 17th April, Tuesday 18th April and Wednesday 19th April 2023.
Australian Sailing is proud to release the Foundation Coach qualification. The Foundation Coach course is a free online education tool for qualified instructors and is available now.
To celebrate International Women's Day 2023, Australian Sailing is proud to shine the spotlight on amazing women from across the country who are doing exceptional work in their sailing community.
More than 30 boats are set to start the Ocean Racing Club of Victoria’s 114 nautical mile King Island Race, starting at 5pm on Friday 10 March off Queenscliff, with competitors chasing overall honours and the nine-year-old race record set by John Newbold’s Primitive Cool of nine hours 50 minutes 21seconds.
They would not be denied, the reigning Sydney 38 NSW champions, Peter Byford and David Hudson today claimed their third straight Sydney 38 One Design NSW title with their beautifully named Conspiracy.
An ideal autumn day on Sydney Harbour and offshore decided the winners and new Australian and NSW champions in three classes at Middle Harbour Yacht Club’s 2023 Nautilus Marine Insurance Sydney Harbour Regatta today.