ASIA PACIFIC
These instructions form part of the Sailing Instructions for the event. GENERAL While all reasonable steps are taken to equalize the boats, variations will not be grounds for redress. This changes RRS 62. A breach the Boat Handling Rules Appendix Read More
These instructions form part of the Sailing Instructions for the event. Clauses in the Notice of Race and Sailing Instructions may be marked with [SP]. SP means Standard Penalty. [SP] denotes a rule for which a standard penalty will be Read More
On behalf of My Club & My Team, I hereby apply to attend the Event. In so applying & in consideration of my application for the Event being accepted I acknowledge & agree that: The “Organising Authority” means NSL Management Read More
With the first 6 teams having been selected for the 2020 SAILING Champions League – Asia Pacific: FINAL at Qualifier 1 in Geelong the circuit moves north to NSW for the next three events: SAILING Champions League – Asia Pacific: Read More
With the successful launch of the National Sailing League – Oceania last April (NSL video) and the winning team Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron going on to beat the best clubs from Europe to be crowned the “SAILING Champions League – Read More
The first event of the National Sailing League Oceania’s 2019-2020 season will partner with the Festival of Sails hosted by Royal Geelong Yacht Club, bringing even more action to Corio Bay over the 2020 Australia Day long weekend. The Southern Read More
Club Profile The Cruising Yacht Club of Australia was formed in 1944 and, despite its name, quickly became the leading exponent of ocean racing in Australia, at that time a little-known sport both here and elsewhere. In 1945 a planned Read More
St. Moritz, 18 August 2019 – The Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron turned on the afterburners in a thrilling four-boat showdown to win the SAILING Champions League 2019 on the lake of St. Moritz. The crew from Sydney was the only non-European team Read More
The 2020 SAILING Champions League – Asia Pacific: Qualifier 1 (southern) will be held in Geelong as a part of the Festival of Sails 26/27th January 2020. A maximum of 24 teams will be accepted.