Current HKPN Ratings
Written by Robert Berkley Tuesday, 31 August 2010 00:00
HKPN List Updated 31st August, 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 .
COA Championship Series 2009/10 Final Results
Written by Robert Berkley Tuesday, 13 July 2010 15:04
A rather good "Not the Macau Race" weekend organized by the COA and the RHKYC was a good hint that the final Macau Race of the 2009/10 COA Championship Series was not going to take place and that the results for the COA Championship Series were already decided.
Starting with HKPN, congratulations to G.A. who, once again, convincingly won the HKPN division of the series. No One Else, never far away from the podium, saw a well-earned second place but were pushed all the way by Chota Scye, only a few points adrift in 3rd place. There were some excellent performances throughout the year on some newly owned boats that would go un-noticed by just looking at the overall scores. If a wager was to made for next year, one would not go far astray in backing Encre de Chine, Skywalker, Talkinghead, Boadacea, Kolwezi and Golden Delight as possible challengers to the title that G.A. has pretty much made her own over recent years.
The IRC division saw 4 boats mounting a serious challenge and the overall victory in IRC would have been decided by the final Macau Race of the year if sailed as planned. Red Kite 2 is the winner of the COA Championship Series 2009/10 IRC division. Once again the scores do not tell the whole story; what makes this victory convincing is that it was achieved by sailing one less race than Wicked. Well done to Anthony Root and his crew. The Series is only open to COA members so the 2nd place in the IRC division is taken by Blauwoet and 3rd, by last years winner, Ambush.
It's Not the Macau Yacht Race Weekend Report
Written by Bo Fussing Monday, 07 June 2010 00:00
Pictures from the COA party at the VRC in Sai Kung on 21st May, 2010.
It's Not the Macau Yacht Race Weekend
Written by Wayne Robinson Monday, 10 May 2010 00:00
As the Macau Yacht Club is closed for Reconstruction the COA and The RHKYC have arranged an alternative sailing event for the 3 day holiday weekend in May.
Motor/Power Boats are all welcome, support COA & RHKYC and let's have fun this weekend
Fujian Junk Project
Written by Wayne Robinson Thursday, 06 May 2010 00:00
We’re inviting you to join us at the first COA Happy Hour Talk which will feature some of our adventurous sailors and their challenging voyages.
Our speaker is ship restorer Graeme Morris who is presenting his account of the restoration of a Fujian sailing junk in the southern Philippines and the subsequent voyage back to Hong Kong.
When: Thursday 13th May 2010
Venue: Grappas Jardines House basement
Time: 6:30 – 9:30 unlimited finger foods and drinks
Fee: $180 for COA Members, $200 for Non COA Members
Please book in advance as we only have a limited space. Contact This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
We looking forward to seeing you at Grappas.