Vertigo, the Summit 35 owned and skippered by Tim Olding, has won the IRC and AMS class of the Ocean Racing Club of Victoria’s (ORCV) slow-going 52 nautical mile 2019 Apollo Bay Race.
Mooloolaba Yacht Club is hosting its inaugural all-women regatta with organisers saying the regatta is integral to the club’s Women’s Skills Development program.
It's a busy month ahead for WA Sailing Squad members with overseas regattas, camps closer to home, regular squad training sessions, a fun run and a night of accolades.
The season is about to start this weekend and the Race Officer is squeezing in just one more holiday the week before their busy schedule begins for the 2019 Cruising & Power Yacht Committee of YWA State Championships.
With an estimated 2.3 million Australians volunteering their effort to sport and physical activity each year, Sport Australia CEO Kate Palmer is encouraging every sporting participant to thank their local volunteers during National Volunteer Week.
From 1 July 2019, South Australia’s child-related employment and volunteer screening will be replaced with a new Working With Children Check (WWCC), as legislated under the Child Safety (Prohibited Persons) Act 2016. The introduction of the new legislation is being led by the Department of Human Services (DHS).
Vertigo, the Summit 35 owned and skippered by Tim Olding, has won the IRC class of the Ocean Racing Club of Victoria’s (ORCV) slow-going 52 nautical mile 2019 Apollo Bay Race, which started on Saturday at 8.15 am with a record fleet of 29 entered.
World Sailing President Kim Andersen squeezed in time with Australian Sailing President Matt Allen between the SportAccord 2019 Summit on the Gold Coast and attending World Sailing’s 2019 Mid-Year Meeting in London.
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.
Youth sailors Brieanna and Scott Whitehead achieved personal-best performances at last week’s Formula Kitefoil World Championships in Italy when they both finished third in their divisions.
TP52 racing by any standard is a thrill to watch, particularly when it involves the current top two Australian players in Ichi Ban and Hooligan, with the two heavyweights of yachting returning to Airlie Beach Race Week Festival of Sailing to battle it out for the top spot in IRC Racing again.