generalDear A-Cat Sailors,
From June 22nd to 29th, the Swiss A-cat Association (SACA) in collaboration with the Italian Sailing Club Circolo Vela Arco (ITA) organize the European Championships on Lake Garda, one of the most famous and beautiful sailing areas in Europe!
100 A-catamarans, 19 nations, with par
generalThe Aussie nats are firing up !
follow the action on the Sail-World newsfeed :
http://www.a-cat.org.au/2012-nationals/sail-world-newsfeed-for-the-2012-nationals/
Cool P
generalIn the weekend of the 24th and 25th of September, we had the Open Danish Nationals.
An efficient race management was able to start a total of 14 races. The short races where very intense and good starts and a minimum of mistakes was the key to success.
Top 3:
1. DEN 1, Thomas Pa
generalDear All, Together with the University of Aarhus we are planning to broadcast the event via internet, using gps tracking and live video streaming – more or less the same setup we did at the 505 Worlds last year… see also http:/
generalIn August 2011, Sailing Aarhus hosted the World Championships for the A Cat class at the Kaløvig Sailing Center by the Bay of Aarhus. The class currently has an entry limit of 100 boats and all spots sold out well before the event. However, there were few no shows, so actually there were 96 boats on the water
generalThe worlds are limited to 100 places by the A-Class Championships Rules, and currently we are sold out.
BUT - there probably will be some "drop outs" or "no shows", and for that case we have established a waiting list, from where we will substitute open places.
generalCheck out the New Zealand A Division Catamaran Association facebook page.
http://www.facebook.com/pages/New-Zealand-A-Division-Catamaran-Association-NZADCA/156991324365599
Please remember to
general23rd to 25 th of April at the easter weekend the classic European season opener for the A class is planned.
Easter is quite late this year, so enough possibilties to do some training regatta's ahead . We expect a good big fleet of at least 80 boats . Organisation is in the hands of the well
