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2012 Australian Team Racing Championship NOR released

by Craig Heydon on 3 Feb 2012
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Yachting Australia has released the Notice of Race for the 2012 Australian Team Racing Championship, to be held at Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron on April 14 and 15, 2012.

The event is open to teams from Member Yachting Associations (MYA’s) of Yachting Australia and two teams from New Zealand.

A team may consist of up to seven members and any combination of six team members may compete in any race. Racing at the two day event will take place on Moreton Bay in the vincinity of the Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron.

Teams will be competing for the ‘Australian Team Racing Championship’ perpetual trophy which will be awarded to the first placed Australian team.

More information is available in the Notice of Race which can be downloaded from the Yachting Australia event or through the Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron via: http://www.rqys.com.au/index.php/2012-open-australian-teams-racing-championships/.
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