Some of the largest and fastest multihulls, both catamarans and trimarans, will descend on Whitsunday Sailing Club’s (WSC) Airlie Beach Race Week Festival of Sailing to compete in the 2019 Australian Multihull Championship, to be held from 8-15 August.
The emphasis of these FREE Instructor Conferences are to develop skills of both Instructors and Assistant Instructors and to update attendees on various aspects of the Discover Sailing program and changes among Australian Sailing.
Despite the disappointing news in September last year that sailing would not be included in the International Paralympic Committee’s 2024 Sports Program for the Paris Games and beyond, Australian Sailing will be maintaining a Para Sailing Program in 2019.
19th - 22nd April
Come to sunny North/West Victoria for Easter and sail a well run regatta on the best lake around, with excellent facilities, you can camp on the grassed parkland next to the yacht club and rig your yacht near your camp on the grassed foreshore, and enjoy the friendly hospitality of the Lake Boga Yacht Club.
The extremely talented offshore racer Sophie Ciszek is to talk at the inaugural She Sails Tasmania Networking Event on Thursday 28th March 6.00pm – 7.30pm at Derwent Sailing Squadron.
A variety of vessels are already looking forward to racing north through the Capricorn Channel in what will be a challenging race for navigators in RQYS’s Lendlease Inaugural Brisbane to Hamilton Island Yacht Race.
Tom and Alan Quick’s Outlaw sailed in a league of its own at the three-day Farr 40 National Championship for the John Calvert-Jones Trophy. Eight wins from 10 starts saw the crew cream the rest of the fleet and create an extraordinary 22-point buffer back to second.