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SailGP: Your chance to compete in SailGP Christchurch sailing an RSFeva

by RS Feva/Sail-World NZ 9 Feb 03:50 UTC 9 February 2024
South Island RS Feva Championships - part of the Inspire RS Sailing program - ITM New Zealand Sail Grand Prix in Christchurch © Justin Mitchell

The RS Feva has been selected again to be a part of the SailGP Inspire program in Lyttleton, Christchurch from 21st - 24th March 2024.

We are very excited to announce this event is going ahead in a similar format to last year, but no container is going down from the North Island this time. The South Island fleet is now very well established, which has been a big goal for the RS Feva association for some time now. So if you are 16 and under and have or can borrow a boat in the South Island and have medium to solid sailing ability, please apply to:

All applications need to be in before Wednesday 14th February 2024

There will be a limited amount of charter boats, so please let us know in your application. If accepted, the entry fee will be $150 per boat, including a t-shirt per sailor.

More about SailGP Inspire: sailgp.com/general/purpose/better-sport/inspire

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