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Delta Lloyd Regatta 2017 – Save the date

by Delta Lloyd Regatta on 24 Nov 2016
Dorian v Rijsselberghe - 2016 Delta Lloyd Regatta Delta Lloyd Regatta - Sander van der Borch http://www.sandervanderborch.com
It has been a while and a lot has happened since the medal races in Medemblik in May. We are already looking forward to the Delta Lloyd Regatta 2017 and we would like to welcome you again in the beautiful city of Medemblik from 23 - 27 May 2017.

Registration opens mid next month
All Olympic classes have the opportunity to register for the Delta Lloyd Regatta 2017 before the end of the year. We have also decided to offer disabled sailors a chance to take part in our event by adding the 2.4 mR class. Chairman, Ferdi Merks: 'We have hosted Paralympic sailing for many years in Medemblik. We still believe it is important to offer high-class events for disabled sailors around the world.'

Post-Olympic year
After the Rio Olympic Games 2016 we are looking into new ways of developing the sport of sailing in terms of formats to offer the highest quality to world class sailors. We will share more about the innovations during the Delta Lloyd Regatta 2017 in the upcoming months.
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