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2014 Ronstan Tasar Victorian championships

by Chris Payne on 6 Feb 2014
Expect competitive racing at any Tasar event Russell Bates
Interest is building for the 2014 Ronstan Tasar Victorian Championships to be held on the weekend of 8-10th March 2014 at Westernport Yacht Club.

The 2015 World Championships is only 10 months away (http://tasar2015.com/) and the Victorian State Championships is an important hit out for the fleet in preparation. The Victorian fleet boasts the current Australian Champion and the last Australian World Champion (Paul and Bronwyn Ridgway), who will be trying to regain their state title.

Last year championship ended up with three boats tied on points with Heather Macfarlane/Chris Payne winning from Paul and Bronwyn Ridgway and Peter Ellis/Charlotte Birbeck on count back. Competitions is expected to be closer this year, with a strong improvement throughout the fleet and the potential for interstate competitors racing.

The Tasar class is well known for its support of sailors at all levels, and this year Ronstan, as the title sponsor, will again be hosting the ever popular Ronstan half hour.

Check out the details, including Notice of Race at http://www.tasar.com.au/index.php/state-associations/victoria-mainmenu-55/2014-ronstan-tasar-victorian-championships and feel free to contact tasarvictoria@gmail.com for more information.

Tasars starting Tasar State Titles Heat 2 © Russell Bates
Tasars starting Tasar State Titles Heat 2 © Russell Bates


IMG 1154 - Southern Diesel & Marine 40th Tasar Nationals © Stuart Templeton
IMG 1154 - Southern Diesel & Marine 40th Tasar Nationals © Stuart Templeton


IMG 1141 - Southern Diesel & Marine 40th Tasar Nationals © Stuart Templeton
IMG 1141 - Southern Diesel & Marine 40th Tasar Nationals © Stuart Templeton


Tasar National Championships © Royal Perth Yacht Club .
Tasar National Championships © Royal Perth Yacht Club .

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