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WASZP Invitational Series - Image gallery from first regatta

by Sail-World NZ on 12 Feb 2017
Start - WASZP Invitational February 11-12, 2017, Royal Akarana YC Suellen Davies-Royal Akarana YC
The new WASZP foiling Moth class held its first major regatta at Royal Akarana Yacht Club over the weekend.

RAYC's Suellen Davies was on hand to catch the action. You can see more by clicking here
















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