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Hebe Haven Yacht Club set for a record breaking summer

by Mark Newman on 1 Jun 2011
Sailing in beautiful Port Shelter Mark Newman
Hebe Haven Yacht Club is expecting a record number of entries this year to both its TUMI Summer Saturday Series and NAUTICA Typhoon Series which start on the 4th and 12th of June respectively in Port Shelter, Sai Kung. With a new fleet of J/80s in Hong Kong, the action is bound to be exciting as all 22 boats are expected on the water, competing for honours within their own class for the first time this summer.

Entries are invited to both series for all classes to sail in the beautiful waters off Sai Kung in the eastern New Territories of Hong Kong. Racing will be held on alternate weekends, starting Saturday 4th June, until the climax of the summer calendar with the Typhoon Series Prizegiving on 27th August at the newly re-furbished Garden and Bosun's Bar of Hebe Haven Yacht Club.

For full details please visit the Yacht Club's website at 'www.hhyc.org.hk', where you can enter online and download NORs and SIs for both events.
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