World Laser Masters Championship 2012 entry now open

by Laser International on 18 Dec 2011

Laser Masters Worlds 2011 Chuck Lantz http://www.ChuckLantz.com

Applications for entry are now open until 10th January for the 2012 World Laser Masters Championship. The event is a restricted entry allocated championship and sailors who wish to enter need to first complete an application Find out more about the new Laser 4.7 Masters Category and how to enter.

If the sailor’s application is accepted and ranked by the National Laser Association, they will be automatically added to the waiting list. To visit the host venue website please click here. For more information about the ILCA Entry System, please click here.

Charter boats will be available from 9th March costing £500 (GBP) plus a refundable £150 (GBP) damage deposit.

For more information on charter allocations please click here. Charter boats are supplied with hull with self-bailer, spars, centreboard, rudder, mainsheet side cleats, control line deck block fitting with blocks and control line deck cleat fitting with cleats. Charter boats are also supplied with XD padded toe straps, which are 870 mm long.

Competitors must provide their own ropes, boom vang, mainsheet block, traveller blocks, tiller and tiller extension, sail and battens.
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