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Hebe Haven Yacht Club (HHYC) recently hosted Bart’s Bash 2024, the 11th edition of this annual event. The race aims to raise funds for Sailability Hong Kong Limited, an organization dedicated to making sailing accessible to all. This year, 132 sailors participated in the event, including those from Sailability Hong Kong, Children’s Cancer Foundation, HHYC Members, and Hebe Haven’s Hebe Dragons. The sailors competed in 83 boats across 6 different classes.
All boats started together with a black flag, adding to the excitement of the race. Despite challenging wind conditions, the sailors completed a triangular course and enjoyed a Bart’s Bash Burger lunch. Despite having to abandon the afternoon race due to dropping winds, the spirit of the event remained high.
Sailability Hong Kong faced challenges leading up to the event, including cancellations due to heavy rain and Typhoon Yagi. However, they managed to conduct 37 courses with 548 sailors on the water. The organization relies on sponsors, donors, volunteers, and enthusiastic sailors to continue their programs.
To learn more about Sailability Hong Kong and support their cause, visit their website at www.sailability.org.hk. It’s never too late to donate and make a difference in the sailing community.
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Alex Tanaka, a seasoned sailor and marine journalist from Singapore, has a deep passion for the sea that began in childhood. With a degree in Marine Journalism from the National University of Singapore, Alex has built a reputation for insightful and engaging storytelling. Their work captures the excitement of sailing and the intricate details of maritime life, making them a respected voice in the sailing community. When not writing, Alex enjoys exploring new waters and participating in local regattas, always seeking the next adventure on the horizon.
