Worlds Entries open Mid Feb.
2023 Toulon Worlds entries are open from Mid February!
https://aclassworld2023-toulon.com
2023 Worlds Logistics
Welcome to 2023! Organisation for the Toulon Worlds in Sept is progressing! This is the form for the logistics, be it containers or individual boats. This will assist the club with their deck organistation, particularly as several sailors are interested in early arrivals and training during the busy French July and August holiday periods.
Please fill this in as soon as you know the details to assist the club and yourselves.
https://aclassworld2023-toulon.com/venue/shipping-of-containers/
2022 A-Class Year Review
This was the year when the gloves finally came off again after the two dreadful COVID years. Big regattas could finally be held and people could travel unrestricted again. Also, we ended the year with two women as National Champions, showing that this boat is truly for everyone!
2023 Worlds site and Registration - Now Open
Registration is now open for the Toulon 2023 World Championships. Visit https://aclassworld2023-toulon.com
This is an open event.
A great tuning and technique guide for all Classic sailors here.
From the European No.6, and GBR Champion Hugh MacGregor.
Classic Fleet races drone footage.
More longer shot footage from Neil Macgregor, this time the Classic fleet.
Open fleet drone footage from the Europeans.
The first of 2 videos from Garda by Neil MacGregor. This was race 7 and race 10. We’d requested longer shot sequences so sailors can study the techniques of the top guys, rather than the faster cut promo videos more commonly made. This is a great training aid. Neil has obliged!
French Nationals 2022
Online registration is open on the CVBCM website - https://cerclevoilebordeaux.com/53e-grand-prix-de-larmistice-class-a/
NOR: https://cerclevoilebordeaux.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/ADC-ClasseA-…
SI: https://cerclevoilebordeaux.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/IC-classeA-2…
North American Championship 2022, Final Day 3
North American Championship 2022, Day 3
Day 3 will be remembered as something very different from the rest of the regatta. A cold front came through, which tore down the regatta tent in one storm cell and lowered temps by more than 20 degrees (for those still on the imperial system). Summer ran away and Fall stood up with authority. Sailors geared up with multiple layers and then huffed and puffed while launching and doing basic manoeuvres, most of them convinced that their thicker wetsuits had somehow shrunk over their bellies since last winter….
