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SPECIAL EDITION NEWSLETTER 2023
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Sail Melbourne
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The 2023 Sail Melbourne is about to kick off. There are a lot of people arriving at the club with boats and kit and there is an amazing atmosphere already. The regatta formally kicks of on the 14th and runs to the 18th.
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Please remember that during this time the is no vehicle access to the club and the carparks. Any cars in the carparks do need to be removed by Wednesday morning please to allow us to store the regatta fleet.
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All swimmers please be careful in the pond and channel as there will be a lot of traffic which will have trouble staying clear of you.
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Hope we see you down at the club to enjoy the atmosphere. There is still the opportunity to help out as beach marshals . Please see the sailing office if you can help
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Congratulations to all teams from RMYS, RBYC and KIBC for great racing under some challenging conditions, with 4 races a day for the last two race days. You can see the results here
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RMYS won the cup as well as the Otto A Meik perpetual Teams Trophy, but not without stiff competition from the other clubs. The presentation dinner was enjoyed by all.
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Check out the event video compiled by RMYS Junior Racing Squad parent David Vlasic. You can see the RBYC teams having a wonderful time. It’s our turn to host the event next year.
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49er FX Nationals Great work by RBYC sailors Laura Thomson and Chole Fisher who completed in the 46er FX Nations coming second over all. Results
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As you can see from this ABC article, the 420 Nationals was a huge success. Well done to winners James Jackson (MYC) and Harrison Chapman (RBYC). You can see the complete results here
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Etchells Nationals in Adelaide (8 – 12 Jan)
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All the big names are there including 5 team from RBYC, who are also taking the opportunity to promote RBYC as the venue for the 2023 VIC States and 2025 Worlds.
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See results on the event website.
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There are some great photos as videos on the Etchells Facebook page also.
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