Chinese Lunar New Year Race 2010
Written by Patrick Slesinger Wednesday, 13 January 2010 00:00
Current HKPN Ratings
Written by Robert Berkley Tuesday, 26 January 2010 00:00
HKPN List Updated 26th January, 2010. This list only includes yachts which have raced, had their rating revised & new yachts. It does not include all HK yachts as the list is too lengthy. If your boat not appear in the full HKPN list, please contact the This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .
Macau 10 Year Handover Anniversary Regatta
Written by Wayne Robinson Tuesday, 27 October 2009 10:00
All the race results are published below. For the first leg all boats were finished at the first cut-off. The results for Leg 2 were All IRC & HKPN Div A boats were calculated at the Finish line while HKPN Div B boats AND HKPN overall result for Leg 2 were calculated at the 2nd cut off.
COA Championship Series 2009/10
Written by Robert Berkley Sunday, 09 August 2009 00:00
The COA Championship Series is open to COA members and is decided from the results obtained from competing in a selection of races throughout the racing year.
The COA Championship Series has been updated for 2009/2010 and will comprise of the following between September 1, 2009 and August 31, 2010:
- Combined race results from each COA-organised Macau Race.
- The ABC Opening Regatta.
- DBYC Middle Island Regatta.
- The HHYC Port Shelter Regatta.
- The RHKYC China Coast Regatta.
- The RHKYC Round the Island Race.
The COA Championship Series Mid Typhoon Series Update
Written by Robert Berkley Saturday, 18 July 2009 23:15
There are only 4 more races left of the HHYC Typhoon Series 2009 and these will determine who are the winners of the COA Championship Series for 2008/9.
In HKPN, by not heading north to race in the Typhoon Series, Ayetozed of London has conceded a convincing early lead to two old campaigners, G.A. and No One Else. G.A. is on good form, reigning in No One Else and now sitting on a comfortable lead with only 4 races left in the series. It is definitely not over yet….but will No One Else, whose HKPN has become more favourable of late, manage to put up a fight to the finish? Chota Scye, with some solid summer performances will be looking at third place for the series on current form.
In IRC, through her very successful campaign in Koh Samui (congratulations to Marcel in winning the Premier Cruising class), Blauwoet relinquished her lead in the COA Championship Series to the ever-present this summer, Ambush. Ambush will be hard to catch but a single OCS could see her lead eroded to nothing before the Typhoon Series fleet races north to Mirs Bay where anything can happen. Further down the fleet, Whiskey Jack and Red Kite 2 will fight it out for 3rd place with Red Kite 2 probably wanting to end up in front of sister-boat, Men at Work.
In a few weeks, the COA Championship series will be over for another year. There will be a new stream-lined version running through 2009/10. Details will be out as soon as possible.
Please take a chance to look through the placings in both IRC and HKPN divisions. It is often difficult to keep track of who owns which boat, so if you are a COA member and your yacht is not highlighted in red, ….let us know.