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The Volvo China Coast regatta 2024 kicked off with perfect sailing conditions for the IRC Racer fleet, marking the beginning of the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club‘s 2024-2025 sailing season. The first day saw races starting on time in a 14 to 15kt easterly breeze, with a windward/leeward course followed by an island course. Race Officer Inge Strompf-Jepsen extended the courses due to the favorable weather, providing challenging yet enjoyable conditions for the sailors.
Notable performances included Rampage’s success in the IRC Racer 0 and IRC Cape 31 divisions, with Rampage 88 and Rampage38 leading the pack. In the Racer 2 division, Witchcraft and in Racer 3, Juice emerged victorious. Tomorrow’s races will see the IRC Premier and PHS classes joining the competition, with stronger winds forecasted.
For updates on the Volvo China Coast Race Week, visit chinacoastraceweek.com and follow the Facebook page at facebook.com/rhkycCCRW.
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