The Australian Sailing State and National Race Officer Seminar is a two day seminar for State or National level accreditation. Race Officers play an important role in sailing by enabling higher level competition through assisting the regatta planning process and conducting fair racing.
Dates for the 2021 Australian Sailing Club Conferences have been locked in, with events in six major cities as well as additional webinars to provide Club officials with more opportunities to hear from leaders in our sport.
Australian Sailing's social media data provider Shunt has just published the results of a Q1-2021 analysis of sailing club Facebook pages from around the country.
With safety plans in place and fingers firmly crossed, Sail Port Stephens is accepting entries for its 2021 regatta in April and once again aiming to provide an unforgettable sailing holiday for crews aboard everything from small dinghies to family cruiser-racers and IRC racing yachts.
Middle Harbour Yacht Club’s Lazy Dog team closed out the 2020 MC38 calendar with a third series triumph, giving Shaun Lane and Quentin Stewart’s crew the overall season trophy from six acts.
Middle Harbour Yacht Club’s Sydney Short Ocean Racing Championship (SSORC) coincided with Sydney’s record-breaking hot weather weekend, 28 crews enduring 40 knot gusts for race two and brutal temperatures in the low 40s both days of the longstanding annual series.
Community sport has never known a time like the past five months. No one could have imagined or foreseen the challenges and strains that 2020 has put on all sectors of the sport whether at club or elite levels.