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Laser World Championships 2014 and 2015 bids invited in Pacific Region

by ILCA on 19 Jun 2012
Womens Laser Radial Worlds 2008 in New Zealand Richard Gladwell www.photosport.co.nz
The International Laser Class Association is inviting bids for the 2014 Laser 4.7 Worlds and the 2015 Laser Radial Women, Radial Youth and Radial Open from the Pacific Region.

A successful bid would be either from a host club that could cater for all of the championships or from a group of host clubs in the same area, that could cater for the grouped championships.

Grouped championships could run in any number of successive weeks, with or without time in between the championships.

Where a group of host clubs propose to work together, the distance between clubs will be taken into consideration as the economic and time costs involved in transporting boats between clubs may affect the maximum use of consecutive charters.

For further information and details on ILCA website

2015 Laser Radial Women, Radial Men & Radial Youth
Oceana
Jan or July 2015
120
November 2012
Open for bids
100, to run at the same time as Radial Women
280, to follow the Radial Women and Men


 
2014: Laser 4.7 Youth
Asia
July / August 2014
140
Closed
Venue to be selected

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