2016 St. Maarten Heineken Regatta – Principle Race Officer announced
by St. Maarten Heineken Regatta on 12 Sep 2015
Two time Olympian Mr. Stuart Childerley St. Maarten Heineken Regatta
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36th St. Maarten Heineken Regatta – Regatta organizers announce that Mr. Stuart Childerley will be the Principle Race Officer. He is highly experienced in the sailing world and is certain to bring a wealth of knowledge with him to the event. His professionalism in the sport is something that the organizers are looking forward to seeing out on the water, and they are delighted to have him be a part of the 2016 regatta.
Childerley has competed in two Olympic games in the Finn class, finishing an impressive fourth on both occasions. This past weekend he won the Etchells Europeans in Cowes with Jeremy Thorpe from Antigua, while this past summer he competed in the Rolex Fastnet Race where he and his team mate, Kelvin Rawlings, won the two handed division, finishing fourth overall. His accomplishments read like a laundry list of the top International events, spanning over the course of more than 25 years.
'As a race official I have developed my race management skills and gained experience whilst receiving excellent feedback from event organizers and competitors. My sailing background has contributed to my ability in running large dinghy championships and keelboat events in Europe and the USA. There's always a strong focus on providing challenging racing using a variety of courses and varied race formats, always mindful of meeting the competitor's expectations whilst keeping it simple and effective.
The 36th St. Maarten Heineken Regatta provides its own unique challenges in fantastic sailing conditions. I am really looking forward to delivering a great regatta working with the rest of the race official's team.' stated Childerley.
Quality over quantity has been a driving theme of the event and this upcoming regatta is no different. Highly qualified race staff ensures that the regatta will bring a quality event to sailors from around the world. Currently appointments are being made for an International Jury panel which organizers hope to announce in the upcoming weeks.
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