The Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron capitalised on the recent easing of Queensland COVID restrictions and immediately rebooted the sailing calendar the next day, Saturday 11 July 2020.
Events kicked off with the popular QLD Youth Week that for 2020 was compressed into a weekend. The event attracted a pleasing 94 entries from: 29er, 420, Flying 11, Laser 4.7 and Radial, NACRA 15, O’pen Skiff (Bic), Optimist, and Sabot classes.
Weather over the weekend was typical South East Queensland in winter with light variable breezes. Despite these challenges on Saturday race officials were able to get racing away with the 29er class completing four races. Sunday was again challenging with fleets held ashore under AP before being released at about 11:45. Perseverance by the race officials and competitors paid off and all fleets sailed enough races for series.
Results from the weekend can be found here.
Commodore Barry Cuneo noted today that “It was so good to see so many smiling youth sailors on the rigging lawns over the weekend just happy to be back sailing with their friends”.
– Mark Gallagher
Related Articles
May Images
Brisbane Race Week 1st May Brisbane Race Week 2nd May Brisbane Race Week 3rd May Brisbane Race Week 4th May Brisbane Race Week 5th May Brisbane Race Week 6th May […]
RQYS Member to Represent at the New York Yacht Club Women’s International
Pictured above: Stacey Jackson The Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron is proud to share an exciting international campaign that will see a team of talented female sailors represent at the prestigious […]
Jarrod Jones: Princess Sofia Regatta & French Olympic Week 2026 Recap
Photo courtesy of Jarrod Jones I left Brisbane with the support of the RQYS community, a foil bag, and a very big trip ahead of me. After a lot of […]
CALENDAR
BOOK A TABLE
CLUB NEWS
Regattas
WEATHER STATION
FUEL PRICES
CONTACT US
RQTV

