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CORK Fall Regatta set for Kingston Harbour

by Marianne Davis on 18 Sep 2013
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CORK welcomes all sailors, coaches, officials, volunteers and support to the 2013 CORK Fall Regatta. More than 140 competitors in 110 boats are expected to compete on the waters of Kingston Harbour.

Racing for the 2013 CORK Fall Regatta begins at 11am both Saturday, September 21st and Sunday, September 22nd. A total of 32 races on two competition areas are scheduled to be hosted out of the Portsmouth Olympic Harbour. This will be the final event of the Laser Standard and Laser Radial District 3 Ranking, the winner of the annual ranking for each class receives a brand new sail. The Optimist, 420 and 29er classes are also competing in the event.

70 Race Officials and volunteers from across Canada and the USA will be manning the two race courses and shore Event website
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