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Lake Taupo Yacht Club to host Trailer Yacht Regatta 16-17 January

by Kerry Check on 3 Jan 2010
Lake Taupo will be the venue for the Trailer Yacht regatta on 16-17 January Event Media

Lake Taupo Yacht Club are holding a Trailer Yacht Regatta for all classes of Trailer Yachts on 16th and 17th January, 2010. This regatta includes round three of the Bay of Plenty Noelex 25 Tri Series.

Courses to be sailed will be windward leeward, in Tapuaeharuru Bay (the main Taupo Bay of Lake Taupo). All Trailer Yachts are welcome to attend.

Go to www.ltyc.org.nz for Notice of Race and Entry Form or email regatta@ltyc.org.nz for any enquiries.
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