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North Sea Regatta 2021 Cancelled

by Steffie Plomp 19 Apr 2021 04:14 UTC
North Sea Regatta 2021 Cancelled © North Sea Regatta

Unfortunately, after the press conference from last Tuesday we had to make the decision to cancel the North Sea Regatta again this year. We are disappointed that we had to make this decision after all our planning efforts for the additional program started to take shape. We hope to see you all next year!

In the meantime, check our social media communities to stay up to date, virtually socialize with fellow NSR sailors, share your favorite sailing moments or discuss your sailing questions. You can find us on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and Twitter under North Sea Regatta. Tag us in your posts and use the hashtags #MyNSR or #NorthSeaRegatta to get the conversation started.

General Information about the North Sea Regatta

The North Sea Regatta is an annual sailing event hosted by North Sea Regatta and Jachtclub Scheveningen during the Whitsun and Ascension holiday period. This event is the annual highlight for regatta sailors on tidal waters of the coast of Scheveningen, The Hague. It is the ultimate sailing location where sailors of many different divisions can sharpen their skills, battle for the prizes at stake and meet each other onshore.

The Open Dutch Championships ORC 1, 2 and 3 are being held during the NSR and is a key event counting treble scoring in the annual competition of the Dutch competition for the "Verbondsbezem" title of the Dutch Watersportverbond.

Last but not least the North Sea Regatta is the best event where volunteers are able to practice and improve their race management skills on open tidal water. This practice is crucial in order to conduct fair and equal racing in the upcoming top sport events as the Youth Sailing World Championships in 2022 and the World Championships in 2023 in Scheveningen The Hague.

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