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Bay of Island's Sailing Week- Issue 9, Racing starts this Wednesday

by Lesley Haslar on 19 Jan 2014
Day 2 - Bay of Islands Sailing Week Will Calver - Ocean Photography http://www.oceanphotography.co.nz/

Lesley Haslar updates on the latest from Bay of Islands Sailing Week, which gets underway on Wednesday.

 

 www.bayofislandssailingweek.org.nz

January 22 -23 - 24, 2014


And the entries are still coming in – We should reach seventy boats.  
It’s almost time to race while enjoying the beautiful Bay of Island’s hospitality. And we’re ‘ready to rock’ said the band leader…..

This year for the first time – our Judges will be out on the water conducting ‘on the water judging’. Watch out for them….

Bow Stickers: These will be issued – this year we’ve got the ‘stickability’ formula right.

Good news for those racing under IRC – we are allowing one more spinnaker over and above your IRC certificate allowance, see Amendment No. 7 to the Notice of Race.

When you receive your Sailing Instruction booklet at registration please do read it through thoroughly. Everything is there. Any questions – go to the Carters Race Hut.

Opua Store will take pre-orders for lunches. Greg and his team can cater for any request, you can contact him via email greg@opuastore.co.nz - They look forward to keeping the crews tummies well satisfied! Lunch Order Form 

Please feel free to post all your photos on any social media and tag them with #BOISW - any stories and photos can also be posted on our Facebook Page and/or txt them to 021 44 55 29 (Manuela) -  and last but not least, www.livesaildie.com will report live from on the water during this year's regatta - we are going places ;-)

See you all on the 21st, registration starts at 1600 hrs in the North Sails marquee.

 
  
Lesley for the Bay of Islands Sailing Week Committee

Ray Haslar, Andrew Riddell, David Hope-Lewis, Lesley Haslar, Allen Jones, John Grant, Manuela Gmuer-Hornell and our Event Coordinator, Melanie McDiarmid. Suggestions and comments are always appreciated.
info@bayofislandssailingweek.org.nz
 


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