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Now in its third year of competition the VIC Sailing League will host a two day final as a part of the 2023 Festival of Sails. The event will be held right off the breakwater outside of RGYC for amazing spectator viewing in Geelong and open to all clubs across Victoria. This VIC Sailing League event is the selection pathway for club in Victoria to then go onto represent their club at the SAILING Champions League: Asia Pacific – Final that will take place in May 2023 against the top clubs from all over Australia as well as teams from New Zealand, Pacific Islands and Asia. From Asia Pacific Final the top Australian, top Pacific and top Asian teams can then go onto take on the best clubs from around the world in the SAILING Champions League: Final.
Entries are now closed for the 2022/23 VIC Sailing League – FInal, however now is the time for clubs to start thinking about participating in the larger / expanded 2023 VIC Sailing League with details to be announced soon:
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- Save the dates of XXXX 2023
- Speak with your club about pulling a team together to represent them in this international series
- Start pulling your team together (2 males / 2 females) and start training, and
- Enter online HERE
PS. competition will be hot as the Mornington Yacht Club teams from last season not only won the Victorian event, they then went onto win the SAILING Champions League: Asia Pacific Final in Newcastle and went onto compete in Europe against the top clubs from around the world.
We are keen to make this event fun for all and if you have any questions please contact us directly.
ENTRANTS
Entries are open and spaces limited to 15.
SCHEDULE (preliminary)
Thursday 26th January
- 0900 – Briefing
- 1000 – 1600 – Qualifying Series
- Post racing hospitality / Festival of Sails bands / Fireworks
Friday 27th January
- 0900 – Briefing
- 1000-1400 – Qualifying Series
- 1400-1600 – Final Four Series
- 1800 – Presentation
Regatta
Notice Board
IMPORTANT LINKS
- Skippers Declaration & Crew Details
- Boat Allocation & Groupings
- Tracking
- Results
previous
seasons
ABOUT THE SCL FORMAT
Typical NSL events include a round-robin Qualifying Series of up to 45 races. Teams rotate through the boats in each flight so that each team competes against every other team and sails in every boat. The top 4 teams from the Qualifying Series compete in the Final Series. Both series use a short course, stadium format which includes:
