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Flashback Friday to a stunning Sail Port Stephens

by Nic Douglass 30 Apr 2021 01:42 PDT 19-25 April 2021

Sail Port Stephens wrapped up on Sunday after a week of racing that saw over 180 boats including a fleet of Sabots, through to the "big guns" in the Pantaenius NSW IRC Championships.

Port Stephens as a venue is incredible, and Sail Port Stephens is another level above, and that is in a year when we aren't returning from a global pandemic and relative drought of the events that we so love as sailors. Not only for the racing, but to be a part of our community.

Rather than continuing to attempt to explain the uniqueness of Sail Port Stephens, check out the wrap video.

Full results are available at www.sailportstephens.com.au/regatta-results

Sail Port Stephens 2021 is supported by the NSW Government through its tourism agency Destination NSW, along with Port Stephens Council and key sponsors Pantaenius Insurance, Alloggio, Bannisters Port Stephens and Flagstaff Marine.

Remember to book early; next year's dates are 4-10 April 2022.

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