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J24 National Championships to take place at CYCSA in 2015

by J24 Australia on 12 Jul 2014
J24 Nationals 2013 Chris Furey
The 2015 J24 National Championships will be held on 8 – 11 January at the CYCSA in Adelaide. There will be some hulls available for those wanting to fly in with sails, but get in early for those – now wouldn’t be too soon.

The format will be a four day regatta starting on the Thursday and running through to Sunday, this minimises the time off work for fly-in crew to two days.

Jim Townsend, the current SA President is planning a great regatta with an opening function, prize giving function on the Sunday night and informal evenings on the Friday and Saturday.

If you haven’t sailed there before, Adelaide is great sailing with seabreezes to around 20knots and warm sunny weather the norm.

To keep measurement time to a minimum, boats should have a current measurement cert, insurance cert and inventory cert organised prior and sent in with your entry. As usual check measurements may be made at any time during the regatta period. So prepare your boat before hand and make sure you have it all sorted.

NOR to follow, but any early enquiries, please contact Jim Townsend on 0149 814 J24 website
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