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Yacht Racing Forum announces partnership with Spinlock

by Yacht Racing Forum on 18 May 2017
Yacht Racing Forum announces partnership with Spinlock Rick Tomlinson http://www.rick-tomlinson.com
The Yacht Racing Forum is pleased to announce a two years partnership with world renowned expert in ropeholding and technical safety equipment Spinlock.

'We have been involved in several past editions of the Yacht Racing Forum and today, we are pleased to rejoin the event as a partner / exhibitor for 2017 and 2018,' says Marketing and Sales Manager at Spinlock, James Hall. 'The Forum is an excellent opportunity to meet the world’s leading classes, designers, boat builders, events and influencers in the sport through one event and this is precious for us. We are also very interested about the Risk Management and Safety conference: this topic is at the heart of our activities and we are keen to be involved and debate.'

The Yacht Racing Forum 2017 will take place on November 27-28 in Aarhus, Denmark, six months prior to World Sailing’s World Championships.

Based in Cowes, UK, Spinlock is an independent and innovative company, widely acknowledged as the world expert in rope-holding. Spinlock also produces personal protection equipment widely used at top races and regattas including the award range of Deckvest Lifejackets.
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