The Victorian Blokart Club in Melbourne will be hosting the Australian Blokart Open on their Casey Fields track in Cranbourne from the 25th to 28th January 2020.
The program designed for 12-17 year olds to experience sailing in a non-competitive, casual environment has had a hugely successful pilot year in Victoria and is now rolling out across Australia. Clubs all around the Nation have signed up for this fantastic program.
Established in 1903, South Brisbane Sailing Club is located on the Brisbane River next to the popular Orleigh Park in West End, about 3km upstream from the Brisbane’s CBD towards the University of Queensland St Lucia campus.
Australian Sailing is pleased to announce that seven clubs who applied for the Whitworths Tackers Boat Loan scheme have been successful in their applications.
The 31st running of Airlie Beach Race Week came to a close yesterday afternoon with winners and placegetters receiving their official prize giving at Whitsunday Sailing Club yesterday evening.
To keep our sailing club community informed I will aim to communicate through the Monthly Club News letter my top 5 topics for clubs to be aware of – LIVE TOP 5. By Ben Callard
The Spice Islands Darwin Ambon Yacht Race is truly a race for all comers – with four divisions and yachts (and crew) of all shapes and sizes there is something for everyone. This year’s crews included an exceptional 6 husband/wife teams and 8 father/son teams, making it a real family affair
As a new initiative to keep our sailing club community informed, I will aim to communicate through the Monthly Club Newsletter my top 5 topics for clubs to be aware of – LIVE TOP 5
World Sailing, the world governing body of the sport, have set an ambitious challenge to the marine industry to push the boundaries of low carbon innovation for support boats at international events.
Titled Challenge 2024 and announced at Monaco Yacht Club’s Solar and Energy Boat Challenge, it is closely linked to World Sailing’s Sustainability Agenda 2030 targets.