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NB Sailsports announces pland to support Australian Laser events

by NB Sailsports on 25 Jul 2012
SW
NB Sailsports is pleased to announce its plans to support the upcoming Tasmanian Nationals along with other major events on the Laser calendar.

The full plans for Tasmania which will be publicised on our website shortly, along with other events including the NSW
Youth Champs, Sail Melbourne, Sail Sydney and Sail Brisbane next Easter.


With respect to Tasmania we are offering the following support:

Collection of your boat at the conclusion of either Sail Melbourne or Sail Sydney, boats will be available in Tasmania no later than the 27th of DecemberReturn drop off to either Sandringham Yacht Club or our Gosford Facility no later then Monday 21st January.

Full insurance of your boat at NB Sailsports Expense during transportation.

Space to accommodate one small sailing bag as well as spars and foils.

Price per boat $1350.

We are also offering a limited number of charter boats at the following prices: Laser Nationals: $1500Laser Youth Championships: $900.

Combined Charter for both events: $2100Boats.

Supplied will be from 195XXX- 203XXX and can be supplied in any configuration. Sailors will be required to bring their own tillers, turbo kits, sails and battens, and will be responsible for the insurance of the boat whilst racing.

We will be updating our website shortly to display these offers but would encourage you and your member to contact us to either reserve your charter or book your transportation with a $600 deposit as spaces are limited.

NB Sailsports website
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